Tom Shone is a film critic for the Sunday Times and author of "The Nolan Variations." With a focus on film reviews and analysis, Tom's work has been featured in publications such as The New York Times and The Guardian. He provides insightful and thought-provoking commentary on the latest films, directors, and industry trends.
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Tom Shone's coverage primarily consists of film reviews and entertainment news, with a focus on film scores, best films, Christmas movies, film directors, and general film reviews. He may be interested in pitches related to new releases or retrospectives on classic films.
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By: Tom Shone
Tom Shone · 6-min read In one of those dumb ironies that can abound in Hollywood, the first Will Smith movie to be greenlit
By: Kevin Maher, Jonathan Dean, Blanca Schofield, Susie Goldsbrough, Robert Crampton, Janice Turner, Helen Rumbelow, Hugo Rifkind, Tom Shone
As sex scenes at the cinema suffer a 40 per cent drop, the film critic Kevin Maher and others make the case for more sizzle on screen
Pixar is back on form with Inside Out 2, showing all the angst, anger and joy of being a 13-year-old girl. Plus, Freud’s Last Session and Sasquatch Sunset
Our critic picks the best films. From sci-fi blockbusters to indie hits, we’ve got you covered. We will update this list regularly, so be sure to check it out again
Kinds of Kindness and Horizon: An American Saga have all the ingredients of a hit — but you’ll have a better time doing anything else
It’s been 40 years since Beverly Hills Cop. No wonder its motormouth star is so game for fame in this reboot. Plus the new Brian Eno documentary
The star gives this film about the moon landing its buzz. Shame about Channing Tatum as a jock in a lab coat
Expect zero-gravity fights and rushes of excitement as Cailee Spaeny dazzles in Alien: Romulus
A party on a private island goes horribly wrong in Zoë Kravitz’s film Blink Twice. It couldn’t be further from Magic Mike
The Titantic star doesn’t give two hoots in the biopic Lee while the legendary stage actor returns after three years away to the silver screen in The Critic
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