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Oh, and there’s also A Bigger Dinosaur in the form of the Indominous, and that cheer- worthy moment when franchise favourite the T- Rex gets to save the day. Check out Empire's review of Jurassic World here. Stream Jurassic World now with Amazon Video. Song Of The Sea. Pixar and Ghibli may grab all the attention, but Ireland’s own Cartoon Saloon is carving out an impressive space all of its own, first with The Secret Of The Kells, and now this gem.

A spellbinding Celtic fantasy, Song Of The Sea tells the story of a lighthouse keeper, his . The storytelling is sometimes witty, sometimes emotional; the voice work (including Brendan Gleeson) is perfectly cast; and the sumptuous 2. D animation plays like a lushly illustrated picture book, come to life. Ticks boxes, and tugs heartstrings, for every age.

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Director John Crowley and screenwriter Nick Hornby show a light touch in adapting Colm T. Macbeth. Much filmed previously (by Polanski, Kurosawa and Welles, among many others), Shakespeare’s infamously bloody Scottish Play has rarely been allowed to elicit the sympathy for its central characters as Justin Kurzel achieves here. He's helped, of course, by having Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard as his leads, never losing sight of their characters’ humanity even as they spiral ever down towards the monstrous. Adam Arkapaw’s cinematography – smoky battlefields, burning skies, fire- lit interiors – is amazing too. Check out Empire's review of Macbeth here.

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A movie in love with the movies, director Alfonso Gomez- Rejon's affecting sophomore effort tiptoes the fine line between tragedy and comedy with the deftness of the seasoned directors it homages. Me (AKA Greg, Thomas Mann) And Earl (RJ Cyler) channel movie heroes like Jean- Luc Godard, Michael Powell and Hal Ashby with bonkers short- film riffs (Pooping Tom and The 4. Bros are guilty pleasures) in an attempt to bring some light to the life of the terrific Olivia Cooke's ailing 'girl'. Yes, they learn important things about themselves in the process. No, it isn't remotely corny. Finally, someone has found the exact midway point between Terms Of Endearment and Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Check out Empire's review of Me And Earl And The Dying Girl here.

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Having made a name for himself picking his way through gripping stories of men in crisis, J. C. Chandor's follow- up to Margin Call and All Is Lost shows he can write a pretty punchy female lead too. A year in which the actual Lady Macbeth made it to the big screen is perhaps not the best time to make such obvious parallels, but there's something undeniably Shakespearean in Jessica Chastain's Anna Morales. A potent, unscrupulous force behind Oscar Isaac's over- stretched entrepreneur, she constantly pushes and cajoles him to the edge of legality and beyond. There's good work from David Oyelowo, too, in slipping seamlessly into a D. Split (2017) Movie Out. A.'s suit and tie, in a satisfyingly nuanced and grainy period thriller. Check out Empire's review of A Most Violent Year here.

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Either way, Strangers On A Train, The Talented Mr. Ripley and Plein Soleil are now joined on a gilded roll of honour by Phyllis Nagy's take on The Price Of Salt, a New York romance set against a backdrop of repression, witchhunts and Don Draper- types sipping martinis.

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