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After Yang review – tear-jerking sci-fi lays bare the heart of an AI
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Fast & Furious 9 review – high-octane thrills with a touch of franchise fatigue
The latest slice of vehicular mayhem is fun enough in the moment, but too often feels like a series spinning its wheels
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Three magnetic lead performances anchor a psychologically and politically bold drama that uses tonal whiplash as a weapon