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Andrew Langstaff
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Wholly undeserving of it's poor box office receipts, it's worth trying to catch this in a cinema. It's initial tone is quite OTT, but the real film subtly creeps in until a real 'Wait, what?' moment, and from there it's brilliant, well observed and funny.

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With David Ellison's Skydance taking control of Warner Bros, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s's Digger may be the last gasp of free speech in cinema. With a stunning Tom Cruise performance, this satirises oil oligarchs and liberal arts in equal measures; a 5/5 masterpiece. film-authority.com/2026/10/03/d...

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We are small but merry band. I was initially confused as to what was going on, I thought this was a film about an oligarch not an actor playing one. But these fourth wall breaks become increasingly resonant. Sure, this isn’t for Cruise’s usual audience but if you give it a chance, it’s a good film.