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‘Palm Springs’ Review: Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti star in 2020’s most unexpected pandemic-era allegory
The movie takes the "Groundhog Day" stuck-in-a-day formula for an inventive spin.
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‘Desperados’ Review: Netflix’s latest will take you through the seven circles of cliché hell
The streamer's new rom-com is a legitimate contender for worst movie of 2020.
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'The Truth' Review: Catherine Deneuve shines in Hirokazu Kore-eda's drama about family, memory and narrative
The movie is its director's first non-Japanese feature, with an emotional power that glints through its plot's predictable turns.
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‘Eurovision Song Contest’ Review: Overlong Will Ferrell-Rachel McAdams comedy is enjoyable when it leans into the outrageous
When the laughs come, they come strong in the new Netflix movie, but overwrought sincerity holds the movie back.
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‘House of Hummingbird’ Review: Tender South Korean drama finds empathy in harrowing moments of teenagerdom
The feature directorial debut forgoes stylistic pizazz for graceful, patient storytelling.
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The best movies from the first half of 2020
In what's been one of the strangest years for moviegoing in recent memory, movie-watching has been as wondrous as ever.
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‘My Spy’ Review: Dave Bautista’s talents are wasted in uninspired genre mashup
Amazon's newest movie does little to distinguish itself beyond an outdated concept that has never quite worked.
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The best movies from the first half of 2020
In what's been one of the strangest years for moviegoing in recent memory, movie-watching has been as wondrous as ever.
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‘My Spy’ Review: Dave Bautista’s talents are wasted in uninspired genre mashup
Amazon's newest movie does little to distinguish itself beyond an outdated concept that has never quite worked.
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‘7500’ Review: Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars in high-altitude thriller whose thrills succumb to narrative weightlessness
The movie is a claustrophobic drama akin to "Locke" and "Buried," but it lacks those films' sense of urgency.
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'Babyteeth' Review: Familiar coming-of-age narrative is given reinvigorating new life in Shannon Murphy's directorial debut
Eliza Scanlen's rising star continues to ascend in a performance as unruly and intoxicating as the movie she's in.
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‘7500’ Review: Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars in high-altitude thriller whose thrills succumb to narrative weightlessness
The movie is a claustrophobic drama akin to "Locke" and "Buried," but it lacks those films' sense of urgency.
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'Babyteeth' Review: Familiar coming-of-age narrative is given reinvigorating new life in Shannon Murphy's directorial debut
Eliza Scanlen's rising star continues to ascend in a performance as unruly and intoxicating as the movie she's in.
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'The King of Staten Island' Review: Judd Apatow-Pete Davidson collaboration is a hilarious jaunt that can get lost in its sentimentality
The dramedy is the director's first movie since "Trainwreck," and may signal another comedy star in the making.
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Movies from Black directors that have been made available to stream for free
Various streaming platforms and movie distributors are making it easier than ever to access films from Black filmmakers.
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'The King of Staten Island' Review: Judd Apatow-Pete Davidson collaboration is a hilarious jaunt that can get lost in its sentimentality
The dramedy is the director's first movie since "Trainwreck," and may signal another comedy star in the making.
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Movies from Black directors that have been made available to stream for free
Various streaming platforms and movie distributors are making it easier than ever to access films from Black filmmakers.
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'Shirley' Review: Elisabeth Moss powers bewitching psychological drama about an author and her muse
Josephine Decker's story about the 20th century writer is anything but a traditional biopic.
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“Pan’s Labyrinth” and a pandemic: Guillermo del Toro’s surreal fairy tale takes on new meaning in surreal times
Fourteen years later, in an uncertain moment, the Oscar-winning fantasy offers new lessons.
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‘On the Record’ Review: A reexamination and renewal of #MeToo, through the words of Black women
The new documentary is vital, intelligent and the best of 2020 so far.
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'Shirley' Review: Elisabeth Moss powers bewitching psychological drama about an author and her muse
Josephine Decker's story about the 20th century writer is anything but a traditional biopic.
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“Pan’s Labyrinth” and a pandemic: Guillermo del Toro’s surreal fairy tale takes on new meaning in surreal times
Fourteen years later, in an uncertain moment, the Oscar-winning fantasy offers new lessons.
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‘On the Record’ Review: A reexamination and renewal of #MeToo, through the words of Black women
The new documentary is vital, intelligent and the best of 2020 so far.
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