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Caption competition: Angelina Jolie as Maleficent
20 Jun 2012:Adam Boult: Angelia Jolie dons some striking horns in this still from Disney's Maleficent. What might she be saying?
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Sinister? Not from where I'm standing
20 Jun 2012:Stuart Heritage: A dimension-hopping pagan deity who consumes young souls sounds pretty scary; a dimension-hopping pagan deity who prances about in videos, paintings and attics, not so much
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Los Angeles film festival: from Armageddon to zombies
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Stellan Skarsgård webchat – post your questions here
19 Jun 2012:The legendary Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård will be live on the Guardian film site on Wednesday 20 June from 1pm answering your questions. So get your thinking caps on and post your posers below
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Los Angeles film festival: from Star Trek to People Like Us
18 Jun 2012: Lisa Marks: Alex Kurtzman has switched from scriptwriting for pointy-eared characters in Star Trek to directing a film about real people in real situations
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The Amazing Spider-Man – review
19 Jun 2012:Marc Webb's successful synthesis of action and emotion, together with a terrific performance by Andrew Garfield, means that this Spider-Man is as enjoyable as it is impressive, writes Andrew Pulver
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Late September – review
17 Jun 2012:Jon Sanders's improvised drama about a gathering of middle-aged English friends is honestly observed but rather static, writes Philip French
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A Thousand Kisses Deep – review
17 Jun 2012:This feeble time-travelling drama will have you watching your clock, writes Philip French
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Jaws – review
17 Jun 2012:Steven Spielberg's box-office hit still has teeth, writes Philip French
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Requiem for a Killer – review
17 Jun 2012:Jérôme Le Gris's thriller pays tribute to Hitchcock but has little of the Master's sophistication, writes Philip French
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Clip joint: When the wind blows
This week's clip joint holds on to its hat as we seek out those film scenes marked by stormy weather
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After Hollywood 9hr 14min ago
Cloclo sends its cultural superhero on the same old personal journey
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Cine-Files: Glasgow Film Theatre
Each week we ask a reader to tell us about where they go to watch films. This week, a Glaswegian arthouse venue with a 'calm, cultural vibe'
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Sinister? Not from where I'm standing
Stuart Heritage: A dimension-hopping pagan deity who consumes young souls sounds pretty scary; a dimension-hopping pagan deity who prances about in videos, paintings and attics, not so much
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Between the lines 2 days ago
Why Cosmopolis's natural born banker does not add up
David Cox: David Cronenberg's adaptation of Don DeLillo's novel is yet another film that gives financiers an aura of genius. But is there really any mystery to these masters of the universe?
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This year's event will feature more screenings at more venues, but will run for 12 days instead of the usual 16
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Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch and co will make their third foray into cinemas following the success of last year's Muppets movie
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Follow-up to Martin Scorsese's biopic of boxing champion Jake LaMotta, which began filming this week, promises to take the viewer 'before the rage' and 'after the rage'
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Announcement by Depp's publicist that couple have 'amicably separated' follows months of rumours
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Actors and comedians including Rob Brydon, Barbara Windsor and Britt Ekland pay their respects to veteran poet and raconteur
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What's your favourite Hitchcock film?
Ahead of the BFI's Hitchcock season, we'd like to know what you think is the greatest film ever made by the master of suspense
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Open thread: What film has the best ever soundtrack?
What films do you think have the most memorable, best conceived soundtracks? Plus, your reviews of the latest releases
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Film-maker Tyler Perry has complained that all-black casts are on the way out. In fact the opposite is true – but what we need to see are black characters, not just stereotypes
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The 30 Rock star has taken to Twitter to explain himself after an altercation with a photographer
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Damien Walter: Geek culture is growing, and the makers of Game of Thrones, Catwoman and Grimdark novels must realise they're not just catering for a bearded audience
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The top three won't budge, thanks to distributors wary of Euro 2012, while Rock of Ages crumbles and Red Lights flickers out, writes Charles Gant
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Kenneth Branagh used to find playing Wallander so grim, he went to flower shows to cheer himself up. Vicky Frost joins the newly knighted actor in Sweden to talk about the new series – and his plans to make a drama about Belfast and the Troubles
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The guerrilla film-maker who got noticed on YouTube is used to working with a small team, but now Channel 4 has changed all that, writes Tom Lamont
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A film 'replete with the visual and linguistic trappings of imprisonment' is let down by its creaky special effects, writes Geoff Dyer
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