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OTwo Reviews: Mussolini: Son of the Century
News Editor Adam Behan reviews Joe Wright’s new limited series, an adaptation of Antonio Scurati’s novel M - Son of the Century. Sparing no rods, fascist violence and the inner circle of Mussolini are captured magnificently. …
Leaving Netflix Soon: Movies to watch before it's too late
Between Film classics and throwback comedies, Richard Tobin tells us what we should put to the front of our watchlists before they leave Netflix this March…
OTwo Reviews: Mickey 17
Ambition and unconventional ideas fuel much of Bong Joon Ho’s followup to Parasite: Can it stick the landing? Head of Reviews Robert Flynn digs into Mickey 17, an unpredictable Sci-Fi blockbuster that is filled with hilarious characters and outrageous scenes of violence.…
OTwo Reviews: I’m Still Here
Richard Tobin reviews the devastatingly emotional true story depicted in I’m Still Here, Brazil’s first ever Academy Award winning movie.…
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OTwo Reviews: The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
Oisin Jackson takes us through the latest entry into the Lord of the Rings franchise, a disappointingly empty depiction of Middle Earth that struggled to excite even the most dedicated of fans…
OTwo Reviews: We Live in Time
Aimee Rice brings us through the emotional hills and valleys of We Live in Time, a comfortingly predictable tale of loss and legacy…