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Ryan Gilbey

Ryan Gilbey is the New Statesman's film critic. He is also the author of It Don't Worry Me (Faber), about 1970s US cinema, and a study of Groundhog Day in the "Modern Classics" series (BFI Publishing). He was named reviewer of the year in the 2007 Press Gazette awards.

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Raise ravens and they’ll pluck out your eyes
24 May 2013

If you’ve seen The Cement Garden, Pan’s Labyrinth or The Others, you are already familiar with some of the pictures which wouldn’t exist without Carlos Saura's Cría cuervos.

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The Hangover Part III: a franchise in its death throes
23 May 2013

Another installment of the second-unfunniest comedy franchise in town.

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I'm not worried about masculinity in crisis: I've seen where it leads
16 May 2013

Blood, mud and splinters.

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All that glitters is gigabytes
16 May 2013

Reviewed: The Great Gatsby.

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In praise of Benedict Cumberbatch
10 May 2013

It may be controversial to say so, but he's really something, isn't he?

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Reviewed: Our Children by Joachim Lafosse
08 May 2013

Tears for fears.

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Dwarling, it's wonderful!
02 May 2013

Billy Liar at 50.

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Trousersnakes on a plane
01 May 2013

Reviewed: Pedro Almodóvar’s "I'm So Excited!".

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Reviewed: The Look of Love
26 April 2013

Mags to riches.

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I go to the Iron Man films, like everyone else, for Robert Downey Jr
23 April 2013

Reviewed: Iron Man 3.

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