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Toy Story 5 Review

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By Helen O'Hara Verified
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The old toys face a new, high-tech competitor: a tablet called Lilypad (Greta Lee), that threatens to displace them. Jessie (Joan Cusack) leads the fight against this unwelcome tech incursion. Original Title: Toy Story 5 Pixar’s Toy Story series has always been at home with wistfulness and melancholy, because the nature of toys means their time is fleeting and their worth ephemeral.
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My Mother’s Wedding Review

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By Helen O'Hara Verified
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As their mother (Kristin Scott Thomas) prepares for her third wedding after two husbands died young, three sisters (Scarlett Johansson, Sienna Miller, Emily Beecham) reunite and share long-buried family secrets. Given how many of Kristin Scott Thomas’ on-screen characters could kill you with a single withering look, it’s perhaps a surprise that her screenwriting and directorial debut is a gentle and cosy affair, about a middle-class British family working through their emotional hang-ups.
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Masters Of The Universe (2026) Review

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By Helen O'Hara Verified
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After an attack by Skeletor (Jared Leto), the kingdom of Eternia falls and its Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine) is magically exiled to Earth… Original Title: Masters Of The Universe (2026) A movie based on an old cartoon, based on a toy, about a character who voluntarily goes by the name ‘He-Man’, should not be taken too seriously.
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