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“John Candy: I Like Me” is a warm, generous, and deeply affectionate documentary that’s less like a conventional biography than a collective warm remembrance of a man with a heart as huge as his comedic talent. Directed with a genuine admira... Read the full review »
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I went into director David Michôd’s biopic “Christy” knowing very little about Christy Martin, the pioneering boxer who helped bring women’s boxing into the mainstream in the 1990s. On that front, the film succeeds as a solid introduction... Read the full review »
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In a lush and biting reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, director Nia DaCosta’s mid-century English adaptation doesn’t so much modernize the play as it revives it, breathing into it the smoky tension of postwar ennui, queer desire, a... Read the full review »
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“In Your Dreams” is a bright, heartfelt, and surprisingly grounded animated adventure that blends absurd fantasy logic with some very real emotional territory. While it’s packaged as a comedy for kids, it also deals directly with the messy,... Read the full review »
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Bill Condon swings for the fences with “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” a bold, colorful mix of political drama and movie musical. It’s ambitious, heartfelt, and often stunning to look at, but also very messy. The film’s constant back-and-forth... Read the full review »
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Writer and director Ari Aster’s “Eddington” is the kind of movie that’s bound to start conversations (and maybe even a few arguments). Set in May 2020 in the thick of the COVID-19 lockdowns, this politically charged, tonally chaotic thrill... Read the full review »
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“Stone Cold Fox” so desperately wants to be a gritty, neon-soaked homage to ’80s action thrillers (you know, the kind with tough women, smoky bars, synth-heavy music, and blood-splattered redemption arcs), but co-writer and director Sophie T... Read the full review »
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James Vanderbilt’s “Nuremberg” is a meticulously crafted historical drama that examines the moral and psychological complexities behind the post–World War II trials of Nazi leaders. Drawing on Jack El-Hai’s nonfiction novel “The Nazi a... Read the full review »
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Richard Linklater’s bittersweet “Blue Moon” feels like one of those late night conversations that starts with a few too many drinks and ends with someone crying over their gin and tonic. It’s talky, theatrical, and set entirely in a bar, o... Read the full review »
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The delightfully colorful “Dog Man” takes Dav Pilkey’s wildly popular graphic novels and brings them to the big screen with all the goofy energy, slapstick humor, and heart fans would expect. The movie begins with the origin story of its un... Read the full review »
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“Ballad of a Small Player” is a slow, strange, and stunning descent into the personal hell of a man running out of places to hide. Based on Lawrence Osborne’s novel and directed by Edward Berger, the film is gorgeously rendered, impeccably a... Read the full review »
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“Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror” is more than a documentary about a cult classic. It’s a heartfelt celebration of the community, creativity, and liberation that “The Rocky Horror Show” stage musical and “The Rocky Horror Pi... Read the full review »
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The life swap trope is a familiar premise that’s been mined for laughs for decades, but in actor, writer, and director Aziz Ansari’s “Good Fortune,” he gives it a modern twist by looking at the story through the lens of today’s gig econo... Read the full review »
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“Regretting You” is an unapologetically melodramatic adaptation of author Colleen Hoover‘s bestselling novel, capturing the tangled emotions of grief, betrayal, and reconciliation between a mother and daughter. Directed by Josh Boone with a... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Spooky season is officially here, and so is “V/H/S Halloween,” the eighth entry in the popular anthology horror series. This installment sticks to the format with six different short films that feature grainy footage, unpredictable scares, and... Read the full review »
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In the hands of a less accomplished filmmaker, “Roofman” might have played like a quirky true crime oddity or an overly sappy love story. But thanks to director Derek Cianfrance, this stranger than fiction tale about a man living secretly in a... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
“Grow” is exactly what it promises to be: a big, goofy, pumpkin-sized slice of family fun. This is a film that wears its heart on its sleeve, an exuberant, warmhearted tale about giant pumpkins, eccentric townsfolk, and the kind of unlikely fa... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
There are films that entertain, films that provoke, and films that feel like lightning striking the cultural landscape. “One Battle After Another” belongs firmly in the last category. The best word for writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson�... Read the full review »
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Rachel Lee Goldenberg’s “Swiped” tells the story of the youngest female self-made billionaire Whitney Wolfe Herd, the woman behind both Tinder and Bumble. This is a pretty standard startup biopic that features a big idea, early success, toxi... Read the full review »
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There’s a single reason to watch “Eleanor the Great,” and her name is June Squibb. In Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut, Squibb plays Eleanor Morgenstein, a 94-year-old firecracker whose irreverence and unfiltered opinions carry the... Read the full review »