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Five of the Best...Films
1. Tulpan
Remarkable romantic comedy set among a nomadic tribe in Kazakhstan.
2. An Education
Nick Hornby's sensitive adaptation of journlaist Lynn Barber's excellent memoir of her first boyfriend.
3. The White Ribbon
Michael Hameke's Palme d'Or winner at Cannes is set in a German village just before the start of the First World War.
4. 2012
Roland Emmerich's thrilling apocalypse movie with John Cusack as the hero.
5. Fantastic Mr Fox
Wes Anderson’s take on Roald Dahl is full of quirky magic — with a sly George Clooney voicing Mr Fox.

Critics' Choice

Film

Andrew O'Hagan

quoteAn awesome and ridiculous film that leaves you thrilled beyond the point of your natural endurancequote

Andrew O'Hagan 2012 Theatre

Fiona Mountford

quoteThe show has suddenly become quite wonderful, and the galvanising factor is the terrific stage debut of Melanie Cquote

Fiona Mountford Blood Brothers Music

John Aizlewood

quoteThe British pop music industry may be eating itself but if Muse are the pick of what it can offer the world in 2010 then British music is in rude health indeedquote

John Aizlewood Muse

Reader reviews

Theatre

Rachel Dalziel

quoteI was smitten by both Gilberts enormous luxuriant moustache and the intelligence and nuance of this highly entertaining playquote

Gilbert Is Dead Restaurants

Raja, London

quoteI totally recommend Babbo to anyone who is looking for really good and traditional Italian foodquote

Babbo Music

Katy, London

quoteAlways been a fan but never seen them live. I was ecstatic to be part of this epic event. WOW!quote

Muse

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No sex in New Moon please, we're vampires

20.11.09

The creepiest thing about the second adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books - New Moon - is its obsession with teenage celibacy.

Could 2012 be the greatest disaster movie ever?

13.11.09

Roland Emmerich's latest epic of impending doom, 2012, is perhaps the most intelligent and exciting example of the genre

A captivating love story in Bright Star

06.11.09

Jane Campion's Bright Star is full of confidence about its artistic vision and genuinely poetic, says Andrew O'Hagan

Sex and the sixties in An Education

30.10.09

An adaptation of journalist Lynn Barber's memoir of her days as a suburban schoolgirl brilliantly captures the spirit of its age in An Education.

Fantastic Mr Fox is a bright-eyed bushy tale

23.10.09

Director Wes Anderson chooses homemade kookiness over CGI trickery for his take on Roald Dahl’s classic Fantastic Mr Fox — the result is charming.

Doctor Parnassus isTerry Gilliam's flying circus

16.10.09

There are plenty of wild ideas in Terry Gilliam's latest epic — The Imagination of Doctor Parnassus - but his flights of fancy don't really lead...
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Take all your family to see Up

09.10.09

Animation reaches new heights with a powerful myth that touches the part in all of us that remains for ever a child in Up.

The rotting state of London's rubbish habit

08.10.09

Those of us who love London must feel ashamed this week. It is the world's most interesting city, a place of uncommon delights, yet it has been shown...
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Is Ricky Gervais the new Woody thanks to The Invention of Lying?

02.10.09

Like the neurotic New Yorker, Ricky Gervais is a self-deprecating writer-performer who makes movies on his own terms in The Invention of Lying.

Soap opera science in Creation

25.09.09

Darwin's life was eventful enough without the added clichés that Creation director Jon Amiel couldn't resist in the retelling of a fascinating story.

The Firm is never as menacing as it ought to be

18.09.09

Director Nick Love returns to the testosterone-fuelled world of football violence but gives himself too much to live up to by remaking a classic

September Issue is absolutely fabulous

11.09.09

Inside the world of American Vogue, it’s a joy to find as much journalistic talent and creativity as glamour — and in Anna Wintour and Grace...
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Severed heads spike the fun in The Final Destination

28.08.09

Splattery dramatics are no doubt enhanced by clever use of 3D technology in The Final Destination.

Everyone should see The Hurt Locker

28.08.09

The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow's powerful drama of devastated lives, tells the real story of Iraq.

Sin Nombre is Mexican masterpiece

14.08.09

Director Cary Fukunaga's outstanding debut Sin Nombre is one more example of the powerful imagination of Latin America’s film industry.

Adam suffers from sugar-coated syndrome

07.08.09

Adam, a romantic comedy about a young man with Asperger's, tries hard to lay on the sweetness but in the end leaves just a bitter taste.

Coco Before Chanel is pretty as a picture

31.07.09

Coco Before Chanel is sumptuously tailored – if only it had unearthed a bit more of life’s real filth.

Antichrist is shockingly bad

24.07.09

Lars Von Trier goes all out for controversy with Antichrist - his tale of a couple wracked with sexual guilt and ends up with a pretentious...
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Harry Potter is a Dickens of a tale

17.07.09

As the epic Harry Potter franchise approaches its climax, the pleasure is in the rich, complex world JK Rowling has created around the boy wizard.

Brüno is looking so good

10.07.09

Puerile and messy the movie may be but Baron Cohen has never been more brilliantly comic and bravely outrageous than in Brüno.

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