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- Culture, Arts & Entertainment September 25, 2019
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Diva Destruction
Like too many biopics, Judy provides a performance showcase and little more.
Considering how good America is at producing icons worthy of biopic treatment, it's ironic how bad we are at making biopics.
- Culture, Film Reviews May 29, 2019
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His Song
Rocketman is not the film you think it is at all. Oh no, no, no.
"He's on his way to take the stage," you think with an internal sigh, "only he's going to pause and have flashbacks about his whole life first."
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 12, 2019
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Movie Reviews: Hellboy, Little, Mary Magdalene, Missing Link
Plus 'Transit,' 'The Wind' & 'Diane'
- Culture, Film Reviews January 16, 2019
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What Lies Ahead
Our critics get fired up over their most anticipated 2019 films.
Here are our most anticipated titles coming to theaters and major streaming services:
- Culture, Film Reviews November 28, 2018
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Yule Be Watching
Our critics share their holiday-viewing comfort food.
Settle in with a cup of eggnog, and share with us what stories make your season shiny and bright.
- Culture, Film Reviews November 7, 2018
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World Gore II
Overlord commits to bloody battles with Nazis, zombies and zombie Nazis.
It's hard to imagine what could have given filmmakers in 2018 the idea that moviegoers want to see Nazis get killed—but hey, we'll take 'em.
- Culture, Film Reviews October 24, 2018
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The Fright Stuff
Tales of the scary movie moments our critics will never forget.
I doubt that I have ever jumped so high, so fast, in a manner that probably looked like a cartoon character.
- Culture, Film Reviews October 10, 2018
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Giant Leap
Neil Armstrong's private world drives the biopic First Man.
Ryan Gosling is a handsome man, but it's his profile that's most aesthetically pleasing.
- Culture, Film Reviews February 21, 2018
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Playing for Keeps
Game Night finds the fun in people who don't know the game is real.
The very funny Game Night belongs to the comedy sub-genre of People Think They're Pretending But It's Actually Real.
- Culture, Film Reviews January 3, 2018
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Skate Expectations
The sympathetic portrait in I, Tonya defies assumptions.
This is the story of I, Tonya, not I, Eric, but let me begin with a relevant personal detail.
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