Author: Jack Dillon

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    Review: The Revenant

    2016’s finest actors are paired with some of the year’s finest visuals in Oscar-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s latest, says Jack Dillon.

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    Flashback Review: Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003-05)

    Despite being wiped from the canon, Star Wars: Clone Wars is potentially still the best Star Wars TV show.

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    Blu-ray Review: Inside Out

    Pixar’s latest animation sees them return to 5-star form says Jack Dillon.

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    Review: Jessica Jones (Season 1, Episode 1)

    Jack reviews the first episode of Marvel’s latest show Jessica Jones

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    Review: Spectre

    If this is Daniel Craig’s last-hurrah as Bond, he’s certainly going out strong says Jack Dillon.

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    This Week in TV

    This Week in TV (26/10/15-01/11/15) brings the start of Ryan Murphy’s latest creation, Scream Queens.

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    Review: Birdman

    Michael Keaton gives a soaring performance as broken actor Riggan Thomson in the extraordinary Birdman, which has set a very high bar for cinema in 2015.

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    Review: Oculus ★★★★☆

    Mike Flanagan produces an excellent sense of impending dread throughout Oculus, always present as an undercurrent ready to boil to the surface, says Jack Dillon.

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    Rian Johnson lined up to direct Star Wars: Episode VIII

    The director of 2012’s Looper is also likely to direct the final entry in the new Stars Wars trilogy too.

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    Review: 22 Jump Street ★★★★☆

    Phil Lord and Chris Miller have produced a comedy sequel that is just as funny, if not funnier, than its predecessor, says Jack Dillon.

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    Review: A Million Ways To Die In The West ★★☆☆☆

    Seth MacFarlane’s second effort as director is a disappointment, with a valuable cast being wasted on an unfunny script that is mostly devoid of any real intellect.

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    Pixies – Indie Cindy

    Indie Cindy proves itself to be a solid album, though the Pixies mostly fail their attempts to recreate their old sound.

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    Review: Transcendence ★★☆☆☆

    Wally Pfister’s potential as a filmmaker is wasted on Transcendence’s poor story.

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    First trailer released for Boyhood

    Richard Linklater’s ambitious movie receives its first trailer after 12 years of production.