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The Great Gatsby: reviews round-up
The Great Gatsby opens this weekend. So what do the critics say on Baz Luhrmann's much-anticipated remake?
Paul Whitington Review: A great, giddy, mad '20s party
The Irish Independent's movie critic gives his verdict on the summer blockbuster..
Cream of the crop of the drummers
Film Review: Beware of Mr Baker (15A, limited release, 100 minutes) ***
Pirates v executives
Film Review: A hijacking (No Cert, IFI, 99 minutes) ****
The great pretender
Leonardo DiCaprio would know a thing or two about being a young multimillionaire golden boy, a target for envious gossip and rumour
Pedal to the metal for a fast sequel
Film Review: Fast and Furious 6 (12A, general release, 130 minutes) ***
James Dempsey: Luhrman misses the point by making a spectacle of Gatsby
Finding new and improved ways to fail to film an unfilmable novel has never stopped anyone before, and Australian director Baz Luhrmann’s decent stab at rendering Jay Gatsby great is probably the best of the titular character’s five film incarnations.
Angry Birds head to big screen
Angry Birds are set to fly towards the big screen, after Sony Pictures Entertainment bought the rights to the movie.
Gatsby launches a stormy Cannes
The Cannes Film Festival got off to a blockbuster, if stormy start, as Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby arrived on a soggy French Riviera.
The Great Gatsby opens in America
Leonardo DiCaprio's new film The Great Gatsby gave Iron Man 3 a run for its money at the US weekend box office.
Seedy Simon stalks the streets of Paris
Film Review: Simon Killer (No Cert ,IFI, 101 minutes) **
Emma Watson leaves Hermione behind as “Valley Vixen” in new Coppola flick
WATSON's latest role as a “Valley vixen” leaves Hermione far behind as she steals, smokes, strips, and pole dances her way through Sophia Coppola’s new tale of burglary, The Bling Ring.
Starship Abrams
His quirky, intelligent and funny reboot of the Star Trek franchise sees the Hollywood A-list beating a path to JJ Abrams’ door
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Karen Gillan joins indie film cast
Karen Gillan is set to star in indie flick The List.
Punch-up on Everest: Why I feel so sorry for my Sherpa friends
Irish mountain ace Pat Falvey talks to Graham Clifford
Fundamental changes
Film Review: The reluctant fundamentalist (15A, general release, 130 minutes) ***
Dungeons and Dragons film in works
Warner Bros is set to release a new film based on the classic fantasy game Dungeons and Dragons.
Trekking boldly and brilliantly
Film of the Week: Star Trek: Into Darkness (12A, general release, 132 minutes)
Rampling unleashes an inter-family storm
Film Review: The Eye of the Storm (15A, general release, 119 minutes) **
The Artist director slams top wages
Michel Hazanavicius, director of The Artist, has hit out at overpayment in the film industry.
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ALL STARS (G, general release) **
Children's tragic tale
Film Review: Our Children (No Cert, IFI, 114 minutes) ****
Beautiful but messed-up teens' struggle
Film Review: Me And You (No Cert, Light House, 96 minutes) ***
Snow, robbery and sibling rivalry
Deadfall (15A, general release, 95 minutes) **
Declan Cashin: Reel Life
Last week, Reel Life got on the blower to Copenhagen-based writer and director Tobias Lindholm to chat about A Hijacking, a Danish thriller, out here next Friday, about the hijacking of a cargo ship by Somali pirates.
Garfield joins Scorsese's Silence
Andrew Garfield has joined the cast of Martin Scorsese's new film Silence.
Mud follows Huck's Mississippi dream
Film Review: Mud (12A, general release, 131 minutes) ****
Vin Diesel vows to keep revving on
Fast And Furious star Vin Diesel has promised the franchise will keep revving on, as the sixth film premiered in London.
It's another killer role for Saoirse as she's out to get Tony Soprano in new comedy...
Saoirse Ronan is back to being a badass
All the Redford movies – and how he stayed on top
A flurry of recent activity shows there's life in the old dog yet.
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Juries and television viewers across Europe awarded the barefoot, hippie-chic 20-year-old for the catchy love song that is driven by her deep, Shakira-like voice.
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Limbo dazzles in London
Modern circus-theatre is mixed with cabaret, acrobatics and live music in this show featuring a host of international performers including illusionist Paul Kieve, acrobat and aerialist Jonathan Nosan from the US, Australian acrobat-dancer Hilton Denis and the head balancer Danik Abishev.
Soap star denies child sex charges
The star, who plays car mechanic Kevin Webster in the ITV soap, answered "Not guilty" 19 times in a clear, strong voice as each of the individual charges were put to him by the clerk during the brief hearing at Manchester Crown Court.
Remy to face Liverpool
Remy has been bailed following his arrest on suspicion of rape after being one of three men held by Scotland Yard's sex crime squad for an offence that is alleged to have taken place on May 6 in west London.
Beyonce interview: I'm definitely a goofball!
Beyonce interview: The singer talks about playing Queen Tara in the new animation, being a global role model and her baby.
Keegan: No Rovers baby for Tina
The actress, who plays the pregnant barmaid, admitted she was "nervous" about giving birth on screen, especially if it would happen in the pub, which has been restored to its former glory after Karl Munro burned it down.
Brian O'Reilly reports from Eurovision
Ireland will perform last in this year’s Eurovision final after being selected by producers to close the show in Malmo.
