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Chris Edwards

@cinewipe

Long-time survivor of birth. Journalist and copywriter. Does bits for @NME, @Independent, @Guardian and @VueCinemas. Also does satirical film site CineWipe.

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If you’re watching coverage of the Thunderbolts* premiere, there’s a slight chance you might see me saying “For God’s sake” while walking past a bunch of mental fans screaming at Florence Pugh. Sorry.

If you’re watching coverage of the Thunderbolts* premiere, there’s a slight chance you might see me saying “For God’s sake” while walking past a bunch of mental fans screaming at Florence Pugh. Sorry.
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Andor is far too good to be Star Wars. I’m going to have to start calling it something else, like Star Battles or Star Trek or something.

Andor is far too good to be Star Wars. I’m going to have to start calling it something else, like Star Battles or Star Trek or something.
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I may have been exaggerating a bit when I described Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning as “the best film ever made” (I’ve never said anything like that before). However, the 78-minute submarine sequence might be the best scene ever made.

I may have been exaggerating a bit when I described Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning as “the best film ever made” (I’ve never said anything like that before). However, the 78-minute submarine sequence might be the best scene ever made.