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6 days ago
There’s something wonderfully strange about the eccentric “Klara and the Sun,” director Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s bestselling novel. This story about a robot girl designed to keep people from feeling lonely who winds... Read the full review »
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6 days ago
Director Yeon Sang-ho’s “Colony” takes a familiar zombie movie setup and gives it a wonderfully creepy upgrade. When a fast mutating virus erupts during a biotech conference in a Seoul skyscraper, authorities lock down the building. The surv... Read the full review »
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6 days ago
“The Social Reckoning” has a compelling, infuriatingly relevant story to tell, but writer and director Aaron Sorkin’s film adaptation never quite does it justice. Following Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison) and Wall Stre... Read the full review »
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Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu‘s mammoth misfire “Digger” is as insufferable as movies get. The film is constantly insisting it’s saying something profound while practically screaming its metaphors directly into your face. This is not a... Read the full review »
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6 days ago
Writer and director Martin McDonagh’s dark comedy “Wild Horse Nine” feels like “In Bruges” and “The Banshees of Inisherin” had a baby that they dropped on Easter Island. Shortly before the 1973 Chilean coup, CIA agents Chris (John M... Read the full review »
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Maya Annik Bedward’s “Black Zombie” is one of the most fascinating documentaries I’ve ever seen. This is an interesting subject assembled in a creative way, as Bedward digs beneath the blood-soaked spectacle of modern horror to uncover the... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
“The End of Oak Street” feels like the kind of movie I would have stumbled across in the 1980s when I was way too young to be watching it, only to spend the next several nights lying awake and regretting my life choices. Writer and director D... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
Director Alicia MacDonald‘s endearing film “Finding Emily” is a sweet, slightly goofy Gen-Z romantic comedy that understands how ridiculous falling for a stranger can be. Owen (Spike Fearn) meets a mysterious girl (Sadie Soverall) dressed... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
“The Oldest Person in the World” takes an interesting idea for a documentary and makes something quietly moving about watching its elderly subjects come and go over the course of a decade. Filmed beginning in 2015, director Sam Green’s proje... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
In the canon of live-action-meets-animation films, “Coyote vs. Acme” is certainly one of the most fun. Director Dave Green takes a fantastic yet goofy premise and treats it with surprising sincerity, and I had an absolute blast watching this e... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
Pop fans, take note. If you’re a KatyCat, the new concert film “Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live from Paris” is absolute catnip. If you’ve ever been to a Perry concert (raises hand), you know that you’re in for a treat. And even i... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
“The Brink of War” is a slow burn political drama built almost entirely on conversation, calculation, and the terrifying knowledge that the people in the room are negotiating with the fate of the world. For viewers who enjoy talky films about... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
I really wanted “Disney Worldbuilders” to be a fascinating peek behind the curtain. With Leslie Iwerks directing and interviews featuring heavy hitters like James Cameron, Jon Favreau, Kevin Feige, Pete Docter, Dave Filoni, Jennifer Lee, Bob I... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
Everyone’s favorite dim-witted cops are back, but unfortunately, they seem to have forgotten what made them funny in the first place. As a longtime fan of these doofus highway patrol officers, I never expected the third installment in the franch... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
Before seeing director Christopher Nolan‘s highly anticipated version of “The Odyssey,” I figured I’d appreciate what it was trying to do more than actually love it. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Everything about it completely floored... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” had everything it needed to be a great reset for the classic web slinging character, which makes it all the more frustrating that director Destin Daniel Cretton totally wastes the opportunity. The ending of “No W... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
Director Chiara Messineo‘s disaster and survival documentary “Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea” pulls you in almost immediately because it hits the ground (or in this case, the sea) running. Even if you already know the story of the doomed Cost... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
The premise behind Haunted Heist sounds like it should be a guaranteed good time. Four estranged friends reunite at a creepy mansion, only to discover the Airbnb getaway is actually a setup for a robbery involving a $20 million antique ceremonial... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
For a franchise built on dangerous stunts and an almost unbelievable disregard for personal safety, “Jackass: Best and Last” ends on a surprisingly heartfelt note. Yes, there are still plenty of painful, stomach-turning stunts that will make y... Read the full review »
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2 weeks ago
There have been plenty of Minions adventures over the years, but “Minions & Monsters” stands out by taking the little yellow troublemakers somewhere unexpected: 1920s Hollywood. It’s a clever premise that gives the filmmakers plenty of oppor... Read the full review »