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  Crimes of the Future

  Before Crimes of the Future premiered in Cannes, the hype surrounding David Cronenberg's body horror suggested that it was so graphic and gory that some people might not be able to cope with it. So, how bad is it? First of all, let's set the scene - Crimes of the Future is set in a dystopian future where people can no longer feel pain and "surgery is the new sex". Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen), who is able to grow new, unnecessary organs, removes them in public as a form of performance art with

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  Evening Standard

  Crimes of the Future movie review: absolutely barking but ultimately satisfying

  3/5 Cronenberg’s latest prioritises atmosphere over plot but Kristen Stewart’s performance makes everything feel urgent

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  The Independent

  ‘Watch this movie – your hearts will be on fire’: Thirteen Lives viewers blown away by Thai cave rescue film

  Colin Farrell and Viggo Mortensen star as cave divers in the new movie

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  The Independent

  In ‘Thirteen Lives,’ Ron Howard directs the Thai cave rescue

  Ron Howard learned years ago on “Apollo 13” that knowing the outcome of a story is different from knowing the story itself

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  The Guardian

  Thirteen Lives review – thrilling dramatisation of the Thailand cave rescue

  Ron Howard’s recreation of the 2018 rescue of a Thai junior football team is an impressively claustrophobic piece of cinema

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  The Independent

  New this week: 'The Sandman,' 'My Life as a Rolling Stone'

  This week’s new entertainment releases include new music from Calvin Harris and a host of his musical friends, the four-part docuseries “My Life as a Rolling Stone” which takes an individual approach to each iconic band member, and Ron Howard tackles the riveting story of the 2018 rescue of a boys’ soccer team from inside a watery cave in the film “Thirteen Lives.”

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  The Guardian

  Thirteen Lives to Terminator 2: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

  The 2018 cave rescue in Thailand gets a Hollywood makeover, and Arnold Schwarzenegger makes good on the promise he made in the 1984 original: ‘I’ll be back …’

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  The Independent

  Viggo Mortensen ‘couldn’t breathe’ while filming scary Thirteen Lives diving sequence

  ‘It seemed like a long time, but it was only a matter of seconds. I panicked,’ star said

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  The Independent

  Thirteen Lives review: Tham Luang cave rescue film is good, but it could have been extraordinary

  3/5 The tension of this true-life tale – starring Colin Farrell and Viggo Mortensen – grips like a vice

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  Viggo Mortensen 'couldn't breathe' filming scary Thirteen Lives underwater scene

  Viggo Mortensen has recalled the scary moment he couldn't breathe filming an underwater scene.

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