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ДЮНА: ЧАСТИНА ТРЕТЯ
2024 / SCI-FI, ADVENTURE / 2H 46M
The desert is calling. Denis Villeneuve takes us deeper into the world of Arrakis.
WATCH TRAILER / 2:24
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THE CHAOS CUT / 04:12
The art of the midnight movie

IN FOCUS / 06:30
Why we still go to the movies

BEHIND THE SCREEN / 03:45
Inside the independent cinema
NO SPOILERS. NO BORING TAKES.
Just a girl, a screen, and a dangerously long watchlist.
THE LATEST CHAOS

CULTURE / 5 MIN READ
The midnight movie is having a moment
Forget the algorithm. Repertory screenings put the discovery back into moviegoing. A room full of strangers, an unexpected double bill, and a print with a little history: that is a night worth leaving the house for.

IN FOCUS / 4 MIN READ
Long live the neighbourhood cinema
The best cinema is not always the biggest. Independent screens make space for strange little films and passionate conversations. Their programming reminds us that watching can be an act of discovery, not just another recommendation.

THE BIG PICTURE / 6 MIN READ
A love letter to the late showing
There is something special about stepping out of a late film into a quiet street. The credits have ended, but the feeling has not. Here is to the venues keeping those small, cinematic rituals alive.
FRESH OFF THE SCREEN

CHAOS RATING / 9.0 OUT OF 10
Dune: Part Two
A thunderous, sand-swept spectacle that earns its enormous screen. Villeneuve lets scale do the talking, then undercuts the triumph with a colder question about power. The sound is physical, the images are severe, and the final act lingers.

CHAOS RATING / 7.5 OUT OF 10
Last Night in Soho
Edgar Wright turns a dream of London into a beautiful nightmare. The needle drops and mirrored choreography are irresistible. Its final stretch explains a little too much, but the haunted glamour of the first hour stays with you.

EDITOR’S PICK / WEEKEND WATCH
The cinema experience
Some films ask for a bigger screen, and some simply deserve your undivided attention. This weekend, pick a local cinema, silence the phone, and let the room go dark. The experience remains the best part of the ticket.
GOOD FILMS. BAD FILMS. BIG FEELINGS.
Welcome to my corner of the cinema. From opening-night blockbusters to the weird little indie you can’t stop thinking about, this is a space for people who love talking about movies as much as watching them.
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