P: Victoria Stuewe
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Review: 'The Meyerowitz Stories' Would Have Been Awesome in 1995
Another year, another Noah Baumbach movie. Another talky comedy about selfish people realizing that they don’t have life figured out.…
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Review: 'Professor Marston' Is Just as Wondrous as the Character He Created
Earlier this year, eager moviegoers flooded multiplexes all over the country and made Wonder Woman a hit.
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Review: 'Blade Runner 2049' Brings Back the Terrifically Dystopian Future
In 1982’s Blade Runner, Ridley Scott introduced us to a futuristically bright and eccentric Earth built upon themes of empathy…
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Review: 'mother!' Is Divisive with Its Gore-Filled Violence
Taking a risk in film can either mean complete success with both with the audience and the critics, or it…
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Review: 'The Beguiled' Is a Summer Masterpiece
Sofia Coppola’s latest film has difficulty being defined. The Beguiled is not quite a suspense. It lacks tension.
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Review: "Beatriz at Dinner" Is an Important Satire for Today
If Beatriz at Dinner does not make you uncomfortable, you’re missing the point of the film.
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Review: 'Alien: Covenant' Is Complex, but Too Ambitious
Ridley Scott’s 2012 film Prometheus has proved to be one of the most divisive films of the last decade.
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The Most Promising Summer Movies of 2017
Summer is finally here, which means some of the highly anticipated films of the year are finally slated to premiere…
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Review: 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' Is Just as Fun, but Not as Sharp
It's safe to say no one expected a misfit, ragtag team known as the Guardians of the Galaxy would become…
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Review: 'Free Fire' Shoots All The Right Marks
To define a dark comedy, simply insert Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire into any conversation.
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