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This screen adaptation trades the insidious discomfort of Kristen Roupenian’s story for heavy-handed metaphors and on-the-nose thrills.
The New York Times – Film:
This screen adaptation trades the insidious discomfort of Kristen Roupenian’s story for heavy-handed metaphors and on-the-nose thrills.
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In this sequel, the canine gang faces Taraji P. Henson’s villain who sends a dangerous meteor toward Earth. And, yes, Kim Kardashian returns too.
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Thomas’s dedication to pushing the envelope of big-screen entertainment is the focus of Mark Cousins’s latest documentary.
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In this documentary, ballet has life-changing power for three New York dancers whose toughest struggles are not matters of technique.
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The latest installment in the “Conjuring” franchise continues a formula of frights with a splash of religious world building.
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This interactive Netflix rom-com lets viewers make choices on behalf of the main character, changing the story. But each path is banal.
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In Charlotte Regan’s feature-length debut, a girl wise beyond her years reconnects with her father, an immature drifter.
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The latest film from Cory Finley follows two teens on an alien-controlled earth who stream their love life to an extraterrestrial audience.
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Ben Kingsley plays an elderly man struggling with a fading memory when an extraterrestrial crashes into his life.