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pop culture writer | ex-sub editor at @DailyO_ (@IndiaToday) , ex-music critic for @highonscore, words @screenrant @livewire @filmcompanion
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All the UK cinemas where you can watch ‘Dune: Part Three’ in 70mm IMAX

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By Shaurya Thapa Verified
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If IMAX summer was all about Christopher Nolan's Greek epic The Odyssey, this year will close off an equally majestic note with Dune: Part Three. With Timothée Chalamet returning as the messianic hero Paul Atreides, the film continues the action-packed power struggles engulfing the desert dystopias from Frank Herbert's classic sci-fi novels.
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Where was ‘My Brilliant Career’ filmed? Behind the outback locations of Netflix’s new Australian literary drama

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7 hours ago Alessandra Ambrosio has a whole lot of sparkle. The Brazilian Victoria’s Secret model, 45, is engaged to Australian jewelry designer Buck Palmer, with the couple announcing their exciting news on Instagram Aug. 11. After sharing photos of the romantic beach proposal, Palmer and Ambrosio showed off …
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Where was ‘My Brilliant Career’ filmed? Behind the outback locations of Netflix’s new Australian literary drama

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| Time Out Verified
Miles Franklin’s My Brilliant Career has endured as a brilliant Australian classic since it hit bookshelves in 1901. Since then, it has been adapted for the screen as a 1979 film starring Judy Davis and the late Sam Neill. And this year, Netflix plans to transport its audiences away from Emily in Paris’ City of Light and Bridgerton’s Regency-era Britain to the high society and widescreen landscapes of the Australian outback with a new TV adaptation.
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