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BRIAN VINER
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26 days ago
Her film is intermittently hilarious, sad and thought-provoking, and many married couples will find it at least partly relatable, even those of us whose neighbours have never proposed a gang-bang.
3 months ago
BRIAN VINER on The Drama: Like a Richard Curtis romcom, with a wickedly dark heart ⊕
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An Englishman called Charlie, charming and dishy if a bit wet, pretends to be familiar with the novel that a beautiful young American woman called Emma is reading in a Massachusetts café.
4 months ago
BRIAN VINER on The Magic Faraway Tree: Blyton's magical tale is a ripping treat for Easter ⊕
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BRIAN VINER: A tip-top cast, led by Claire Foy and Andrew Garfield, is the icing on the cake.
BRIAN VINER on Project Hail Mary: Ryan Gosling's madcap mission to save mankind is light years too long ⊕
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I wish co-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller had cut a few billion light years, or their temporal equivalent, from the running-time.
5 months ago
At 8:15pm 50 years ago today, aged 14, I found out my father had died of a heart attack and my life changed for ever, writes BRIAN VINER. Then decades on came an astonishing twist... ⊖⊖
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There probably isn't anyone else alive who can remember what was showing on ITV 50 years ago today, just after 8.15pm. I can. It was And Mother Makes Five, starring Wendy Craig.
9 months ago
As Sydney Sweeney's boxing biopic Christy is trashed by critics, BRIAN VINER's review reveals whether she's the victim of a leftie backlash or her performance is really on the ropes ⊖
Christy packs a strong dramatic punch, as every boxing film should. Unfortunately, the blow lands below the belt.
14 months ago
Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning is 3 hours of nonsense that will make you wish for the world to end! BRIAN VINER'S blistering review of Tom Cruise trying to save the planet in his underpants ○
The premise can be summed up in less than five seconds. Ethan Hunt of the Impossible Missions Force, played by Cruise for the eighth time, saves the world. Again.
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