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  • Digital Production Editor, BFI
London
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Jackass: Best And Last Review

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By Lou Thomas
| Empire Verified
For their apparently final feature-length outing, Johnny Knoxville and his ragtag crew create new skits in which to inflict pain upon each other. They also look back at their favourite Jackass stunts from more than 25 years, and reveal unseen sketches.
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'Disclosure Day' review: Spielberg remains the master of sci-fi

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By Lou Thomas
| Flipboard
The "Bloodiest and Horniest" Series Ever Made Gets Even Better 15 Years Later Which is the bloodiest and horniest TV show ever made? Is it Nip/Tuck? I remember being amazed at how the show’s two protagonists (plastic surgeons by …
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“We are living in a time when it’s a superpower to be a celebrity”: Tarik Saleh on the culmination of his Cairo trilogy

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By James Mottram Verified, Nicolas Rapold Verified, Lou Thomas
| BFI
For a filmmaker who has just completed his so-called ‘Cairo trilogy’, with this month’s startling political thriller Eagles of the Republic, there’s a great irony in the fact that Tarik Saleh left Egypt’s capital for good in 2015. He was a week away from shooting the first movie in this trio, The Nile Hilton Incident (2017), when he was advised to leave. “They just told us: ‘Tarik, leave with your foreign friends. You have a week.
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