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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
“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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
“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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
“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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
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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3 weeks ago
“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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6 months ago
Director Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is a visual and emotional feast, a dark, gothic, and utterly breathtaking reimagining of Mary Shelley’s classic tale. From the moment it opens, you can tell this is del Toro in full command of h... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
“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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7 months ago
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 »