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‘The Little Things’ Review: Serial killer drama shoots for Fincher, fails to ignite
John Lee Hancock's unbalanced screenplay makes for an incoherent drama that's already lacking, well, drama.
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‘No Man’s Land’ Review: A border drama with no clear destination
Brothers Conor and Jake Allyn team up for a bleary-eyed attempt to subvert the typical immigrant story.
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‘Identifying Features’ Review: Fernanda Valadez’s quietly stunning drama ventures into the emotional fallout of Mexico’s ongoing humanitarian crisis
The Mexican filmmaker's new movie sifts away politics to focus on the everyday uncertainty and anxiety haunting splintered families.
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‘One Night in Miami’ Review: Brotherhood, reckoning and elation on the precipice of change
Veteran actor Regina King is assured, purposeful and generous in her first time behind the camera of a feature film.
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‘MLK/FBI’ Review: Shedding new light on a civil rights icon’s relationship to a country working overtime to silence him
Sam Pollard's revelatory new documentary challenges our perspectives about two American institutions: Martin Luther King Jr. and J. Edgar Hoover's FBI.
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Review: 'Peanut Butter Falcon' is a sweet and funny modern Mark Twain story
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Review: 'Peanut Butter Falcon' is a sweet and funny modern Mark Twain story
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‘The Dig’ Review: Netflix’s scattershot archaeology drama is an expedition with little to discover
Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes lead an A-list cast that becomes mired in too many subplots and a screenplay struggling to justify how busy it is.
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‘The Reason I Jump’ Review: The experiences of a person with autism are explored in colorful, spirited, lightly profound new doc
The film is adapted from and guided by the prose of Naoki Higashida's 2007 memoir.
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‘The Dig’ Review: Netflix’s scattershot archaeology drama is an expedition with little to discover
Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes lead an A-list cast that becomes mired in too many subplots and a screenplay struggling to justify how busy it is.
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‘The Reason I Jump’ Review: The experiences of a person with autism are explored in colorful, spirited, lightly profound new doc
The film is adapted from and guided by the prose of Naoki Higashida's 2007 memoir.
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‘I Blame Society’ Review: Cheeky movie-within-a-movie experiment will keep you on your toes
The horror-satire hybrid presents an intriguing example of a filmmaker airing out her grievances in cinematic form.
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The best movies of 2020
We may not have gotten Bond or Black Widow, but 2020 yielded a healthy crop of cinematic treasures anyway. Here are the best of them, and how you can watch each one.
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‘I Blame Society’ Review: Cheeky movie-within-a-movie experiment will keep you on your toes
The horror-satire hybrid presents an intriguing example of a filmmaker airing out her grievances in cinematic form.
Screen Test
The best movies of 2020
We may not have gotten Bond or Black Widow, but 2020 yielded a healthy crop of cinematic treasures anyway. Here are the best of them, and how you can watch each one.
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‘News of the World’ Review: Tom Hanks travels across post-Civil War Texas in airy, occasionally intelligent Western
"Captain Phillips" and "Bourne Supremacy" director Paul Greengrass provides one of his more patient efforts in a story that's both throwback and evolution.
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Every Pixar movie, ranked
For more than two decades, the American animation studio's stories about talking cars, talking fish and talking toys have enamored audiences —and raised the bar.
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‘News of the World’ Review: Tom Hanks travels across post-Civil War Texas in airy, occasionally intelligent Western
"Captain Phillips" and "Bourne Supremacy" director Paul Greengrass provides one of his more patient efforts in a story that's both throwback and evolution.
Screen Test
Every Pixar movie, ranked
For more than two decades, the American animation studio's stories about talking cars, talking fish and talking toys have enamored audiences —and raised the bar.
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‘Soul’ Review: Pixar prioritizes concept over character in its most literal meaning-of-life tale yet
The ever-popular studio merges cosmic philosophy and hyperspecific narrative. The result feels unfinished.
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‘Another Round’ Review: Mads Mikkelsen experiments with endless drinking in bittersweet Danish drama
Four near-middle-age coworkers take a swig of the bottle (and another, and another) in a movie that isn't farcical so much as piercingly moving.
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‘Farewell Amor’ Review: Ekwa Msangi’s tale of African immigration is modest and contemplative
Strong performances propel the quiet but engaging moments in this emotional drama.
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‘Soul’ Review: Pixar prioritizes concept over character in its most literal meaning-of-life tale yet
The ever-popular studio merges cosmic philosophy and hyperspecific narrative. The result feels unfinished.
Screen Test
‘Another Round’ Review: Mads Mikkelsen experiments with endless drinking in bittersweet Danish drama
Four near-middle-age coworkers take a swig of the bottle (and another, and another) in a movie that isn't farcical so much as piercingly moving.
Screen Test
‘Farewell Amor’ Review: Ekwa Msangi’s tale of African immigration is modest and contemplative
Strong performances propel the quiet but engaging moments in this emotional drama.
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