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Jordan Peele goes big with horror spectacle Nope

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Camp, icky and weird, does Cronenberg’s body horror Crimes of the Future cut it?

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The new A League of Their Own highlights glaring omissions from the original – but it’s not all home runs

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Musical biopics tend to be fairly rote affairs, but Baz Luhrmann's take on Elvis is sheer energy and spectacle, with a sensational performance from Austin Butler as The King. This is mythology, not biography – and it’s all the better for it.

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Uncoupled

How did it take this long to devote an entire series, headed by a celebrity actor, to dating, sex, heartbreak and marriage for adult gay men, that is relatable and enjoyable for a broad audience?

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Not Okay

If you hate influencers you'll love this acerbic comedy, starring Zoey Deutch as an unlikeable social climber who gets in way over her head. The ending is surprisingly crushing, a potent plea to stop rewarding trauma through likes and shallow thinkpieces.

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The Resort

You can check out of your marriage anytime you like, but you can never leave, in this twisty series that's kind of a spiritual twin to Palm Springs. Cristin Milioti is wonderfully bitter in this mysterious show's present-day storyline, but the flashbacks to a lost character's sweet young romance are just as enchanting.

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The Sea Beast

Jack Sparrow can walk the plank—this is the rollicking, action-packed, high-seas adventure flick we've been waiting for since Curse of the Black Pearl. Impressive boat-v-monster battles jolt a surprisingly thoughtful story about war, peace, conservation, and the value of knowing your history.

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Sherwood

This catch-the-killer thriller makes room for a larger, excellently executed exploration into small-town community trauma stretching back to the Thatcher era. AAA acting all-round with many plot turns to keep you wondering where it's all going—and where to goes is superb.

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