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1 month ago
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 »
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There’s a certain kind of midnight horror flick where logic takes the night off, characters make impossibly dumb decisions, and the audience alternates between laughing, groaning, and gleefully anticipating the next kill. Colin Minihan’s “Co... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” brings the beloved period drama to a close with all the elegance, sentimentality, and upper-crust melodrama fans have come to expect. While it’s unlikely to win over new viewers, it succeeds in doing exactly... Read the full review »
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I didn’t expect much from “The Lost Bus,” but I left pleasantly surprised at how intense and exciting the film turned out to be. This harrowing survival thriller, directed in all its shakycam glory by Paul Greengrass, is based on the true st... Read the full review »
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1 month ago
Go ahead and file the powerful and upsetting documentary “The Perfect Neighbor” under the “must-see” category, especially if you are interested in issues like race and justice. In her eye-opening film, director Geeta Gandbhir delves deep i... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Despite its prestige casting and literary pedigree, director Jay Roach‘s “The Roses” is a tough one to sit through. On paper, the prospect of seeing two terrific actors (Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch) tear into each other in a dark... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Director Matthew Losasso’s dramatic thriller “Row” wastes no time pulling you in. The film opens with a blood-stained boat washing up on the shores of Scotland with a barely conscious lone survivor named Megan (Bella Dayne). It’s a hell of... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Writer / director Zach Cregger‘s “Weapons” is one of the most winning disappointments of the year. Let me explain. This deeply unsettling supernatural horror film takes a chilling premise and pushes it into relentlessly disturbing territory,... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Nnamdi Asomugha delivers a commanding and confident directorial debut with “The Knife,” a tense, tightly wound thriller that resonates far beyond its central mystery. This is a film is about a family, their home, and the precariousness of safe... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Adapted from Jordan Harper’s award-winning novel, “She Rides Shotgun” is a raw, riveting, and emotionally charged crime thriller that delivers a gritty and brutal, sometimes beautiful, and often deeply unsettling story about violence, surviv... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
More than 20 years after Disney’s 2003 hit “Freaky Friday” hit theaters, the sequel “Freakier Friday” returns with another round of body-swapping mayhem. This time around, the cast is familiar (and older), and the story brings a lot more... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
It’s a breath of fresh air that “Nobody 2,” director Timo Tjahjanto’s follow-up to the equally fun 2021 film, embraces exactly what it is (a lean, fast-moving, bloody, and gloriously ridiculous ride) and never wastes a moment pretending to... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Told through the eyes of two young girls who are forced to grow up far too quickly, “What We Hide” is a tough, emotionally raw drama from writer / director Dan Kay. It’s a coming-of-age tale that’s reminiscent of “Winter’s Bone,” del... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
The gang of animated outlaws returns for “The Bad Guys 2,” a sequel that ups the ante with its sharper, more character-driven story. This time around, the film leans more toward a stylized crime caper than a mindless kiddie cartoon, resulting... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
The most intriguing aspect of writer/director Seth Worley’s “Sketch” is his blending of kid’s horror with a faith-based narrative. There hasn’t really been a movie like this before, and he finds varying degrees of success with this proje... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Although I am a fan of Adam Sandler’s 90s comedies, I can’t say I had very high hopes for “Happy Gilmore 2,” a sequel to the 30-year-old classic. Even with lowered expectations, the movie is far from a hole in one. With genuine attempts to... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
Liam Neeson is the one bright spot in director Akiva Schaffer‘s otherwise disappointing reboot of “The Naked Gun.” His deadpan delivery and complete commitment to absurdity prove he was the right actor to inherit the legacy of Leslie Nielsen... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
There’s a distinctive charm to “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” a refreshing, visually inventive take on the MCU formula. Director Matt Shakman brings Marvel’s First Family into a retro-futuristic 1960s setting that makes the movie stand... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
“Jurassic World Rebirth” swings the franchise back to where it all started, both literally and thematically. Leaning hard into nostalgia, director Gareth Edwards peppers his film with sequences that mirror the most memorable moments from the o... Read the full review »
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2 months ago
The powerful (if slightly overstuffed) documentary “Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print” traces the radical legacy of “Ms.” magazine, the 1970s-era feminist publication that rewrote the rules of journalism and sparked national dialogue. Told i... Read the full review »