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While director David Mackenzie’s “Fuze” certainly isn’t what I expected, this crime caper / thriller takes a unique premise and delivers a bloody, crowd pleaser of a ride. It doesn’t do much to elevate the genre, but is sure is entertain... Read the full review »
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Writer / director Curry Barker’s “Obsession” is a movie that walks a tightrope between horror, romance, and dark comedy. And while it stumbles more than once, the moments that work are so good that you might just forgive the rest. The premi... Read the full review »
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There’s not a lot going on under the hood of director Ben Wheatley’s “Normal,” but it absolutely rips down the highway with its foot on the gas and both middle fingers out the window. Bob Odenkirk plays Ulysses, a temporary sheriff who ro... Read the full review »
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Writer and director Guy Ritchie’s “In The Grey” certainly looks like a movie you should be having fun with. It’s packed with sharply dressed operatives, luxury fashion, globe-trotting locations, rapid-fire banter, and enough slow motion sw... Read the full review »
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Horror thriller “Killer Whale” has the kind of premise that should be either genuinely tense or gloriously ridiculous, and boy, do I wish director Jo-Anne Brechin‘s execution was better in her story of two best friends who are trapped in a r... Read the full review »
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Writer and director Brandon Daley‘s “$POSITIONS” is a twitchy, hyper-contemporary anxiety comedy about a Midwestern worker whose attempt to escape poverty through crypto speculation spirals into a full-blown addiction, unraveling his relatio... Read the full review »
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Overly long and often dry, director Olivier Assayas’ “The Wizard of the Kremlin” is a sweeping, provocative drama that charts the rise of modern Russia through the eyes of one of its most enigmatic insiders. Adapted from Giuliano da Empoli�... Read the full review »
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The animated adventure “Animal Farm” is a deeply strange and frustrating adaptation that never quite figures out who it’s meant to be for and ends up feeling like it’s talking down to everyone all at once. On paper, it’s an ambitious... Read the full review »
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There are a lot of Hamlets out there, but this one actually feels like it has something to say. Director Aneil Karia’s take drops Shakespeare’s most famously moody prince into a sleek, uneasy version of modern London, rooted in an elite South... Read the full review »
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Grounded, honest, and genuinely moving, “I Swear” feels a bit more personal and authentic than other, and more familiar, inspirational biographical dramas. Based on the true life story of John Davidson (Robert Aramayo), the film offers a thoug... Read the full review »
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There’s something almost surreal about watching history unfold in real time, especially when the people at the center of it are as sharp, funny, and human as the journalists in “My Undesirable Friends: Part I – Last Air in Moscow.” What di... Read the full review »
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Based on author Andy Weir‘s bestselling science fiction thriller, co-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller‘s “Project Hail Mary” is the kind of big budget movie that feels refreshingly confident in its audience. It doesn’t sand down... Read the full review »
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Color me surprised by the bloody fun action-horror film “They Will Kill You,” a chaotic, stylish, and high energy cinematic ride from director Kirill Sokolov. Action packed and deliciously self-aware, this unmistakable homage to “Kill Bill�... Read the full review »
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Found footage horror films can be a mixed bag, especially because so many of them tend to end up feeling repetitive or gimmicky. That’s why writer and director Brandon Christensen‘s “Bodycam” ended up being a pleasant surprise. Even though... Read the full review »
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“The Bride!” is a wildly theatrical, genre-bending reinvention of the classic Bride of Frankenstein tale, recast through a feminist, punk-rock lens that’s as messy as it is exhilarating. Writer and director Maggie Gyllenhaal takes a story lo... Read the full review »
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I really dug the fluidity of “The Chronology of Water,” the feature directorial debut from Kristen Stewart. This unsettling film navigates a woman’s emotional healing with a raw, sexually charged and wholly angry point of view. Adapted from... Read the full review »
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Director Akinola Davies’ incredibly personal debut feature “My Father’s Shadow” offers an intimate family portrait set against the political uncertainty of 1993 Lagos. Framed during a pivotal national election that signals a possible trans... Read the full review »
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The Pixar animated adventure “Hoppers” is a delightful, heartfelt, and surprisingly thought-provoking film that manages to be funny, goofy, and moving all at once. The story follows the passionate and highly determined college student Mabel (v... Read the full review »
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“Rosemead” is a grim, uneven drama that aims for emotional depth and cultural insight but too often sinks under its own weight. Despite its urgent subject matter and the potential for a truly piercing story, the film rarely musters the momentu... Read the full review »
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Although there’s something oddly familiar about director Sam Raimi’s “Send Help,” there’s a deliciously wicked tone to the classic deserted island setup. This is a dark (and bloody) film that has a devilish mean streak, and it’s one wh... Read the full review »
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Ill-conceived sequel “Greenland 2: Migration” feels assembled entirely from leftover disaster movie clichés and rejected streaming scripts. While the first film at least had some tension, this unnecessary follow-up throws all of that out the... Read the full review »
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I’m so excited about the new life being breathed into the zombie franchise with “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,” a strange and brutal entry into the “28 Days” canon. The film works better as a piece of standalone dystopian horror than... Read the full review »
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“The Secret Agent” is a smart, immersive, slow burn thriller that wears its political history lightly while never letting you forget the weight of what’s at stake. I loved everything about writer and director Kleber Mendonça Filho’s fanta... Read the full review »
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Enchanting but also irritating, Richard Linklater’s “Nouvelle Vague” feels like the cinematic equivalent of hanging out with your coolest, most pretentious film school friends in a Paris café circa 1959, and I mean that as both a compliment... Read the full review »
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In her quietly searing adaptation of Alexandra Fuller’s memoir, actor-turned-director Embeth Davidtz delivers an intimate film version of “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight.” This complex and unsettling story explores the collapse of wh... Read the full review »
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Kathryn Bigelow’s “A House of Dynamite” is an intense, edge-of-your-seat thriller that puts you right in the middle of a terrifyingly plausible nuclear crisis. Her signature shaky-cam style can be hard to settle into at first, but it perfect... Read the full review »
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“Sirāt” is an evocative and hypnotic journey that places grief and obsession against the vast, unforgiving landscapes of southern Morocco. While slow to start with an aimless feel, the film goes places you’d never expect and is filled with... Read the full review »
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The lush, mournful, and beautifully crafted “Hamnet” takes a deeply personal approach to one of the most mythologized figures in Western literature. Instead of focusing on Shakespeare the legend, director Chloé Zhao turns her lens toward Shak... Read the full review »
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Director Paul Feig clearly wants his big screen version of Freida McFadden‘s bestselling novel “The Housemaid” to be a racy, subversive thriller about power, secrets, and women reclaiming control, but what he actually delivers is a trashy, s... Read the full review »
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I was so disappointed in writer / director Bryan Fuller’s “Dust Bunny,” a film that wants to be a lot of things (whimsical, terrifying, emotional, quirky, profound) but ultimately ends up being none of them. The movie serves up a crackerjack... Read the full review »
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Full of emotional landmines, Joachim Trier’s complex and deeply human “Sentimental Value” is a slow, talky tale of forgiveness and communication. It digs deep into family messiness and the blurry line between art and life, and it will hit ha... Read the full review »
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Adapted from Ariana Harwicz’s novel, “Die My Love” is a suffocating, overwrought exercise in self-importance. Director Lynne Ramsay wants so desperately to be profound with her unflinching exploration of postpartum depression, isolation, and... Read the full review »
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“Jay Kelly” is a lopsided, sometimes irritating, sometimes wonderful piece of filmmaking, one that begins on the wrong foot but ultimately finds its stride in moments of genuine poignancy. The opening act is almost aggressively grating, filled... Read the full review »
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When a little movie comes out of nowhere and grosses close to $300 million dollars, it’s a given that a sequel will be forthcoming. Thanks to the Blumhouse team, part two of the saga of a haunted family entertainment center has arrived in the fo... Read the full review »
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Director Maria Friedman‘s “Merrily We Roll Along” is a filmed stage production that will feel like a treat for musical theater nerds even though it’s not a great movie by traditional cinematic standards. Spanning three decades, the story c... Read the full review »
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Deeply heartfelt and universally touching, director Hikari‘s “Rental Family” is a film that’s as sweet as they come. It’s gentle without being cloying, poignant without being heavy-handed, and ultimately feels like a small but meaningful... Read the full review »
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“The Drama” is a film that will make you squirm in your seat and then immediately want to argue about it afterward. Written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, the story follows happily engaged couple Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattins... Read the full review »
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