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'On Becoming a God': Kirsten Dunst's Character Was Written as a Killer, but Became Something Smarter
The actress plays a clever single mom in Showtime's '90s-set satire about a pyramid scheme.
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Film‘The Aeronauts’ Review: ‘Gravity’ Meets ‘Free Solo’ in Gripping Hot-Air Balloon Adventure
Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones reunite for a CGI-laced adventure that works best when it's in the air.
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FilmSummer 2019 Box Office Ends Flat, Led By ‘Angel Has Fallen’ and ‘Good Boys’
Labor Day weekend was down 10% from last year, but that’s better than expected.
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Film'Wasp Network' Review: Olivier Assayas' Spy Epic Is a Rare Misstep From a Master Filmmaker
Assayas is among the world's greatest filmmakers, but his rushed and scattered Cuban spy epic bites off more than it can chew.
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Film'American Skin' Review: Nate Parker's Terrible Comeback Is Like a Cross Between Frank Capra and Tommy Wiseau
Nate Parker's new film — a clumsy found-footage political drama — is so bad that he deserves to be canceled on artistic grounds alone.
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Film‘The Two Popes’ Review: A Charming Buddy Movie About the Future of the Catholic Church
Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins make this lighthearted look at the papal authority work better than one might expect.
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FestivalsNate Parker Apologizes for Being 'Tone Deaf,' Spike Lee Defends the Disgraced Director
Seeking redemption at the Venice Film Festival, Parker addressed the elephant in the room during the press conference for his new film.
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Film‘The Laundromat’ Review: Soderbergh’s Panama Papers Satire Is Money-Laundering For Dummies
Meryl Streep stars in an anti-capitalist satire that takes a lot of strange detours.
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FilmKeira Knightley in 'Official Secrets' and Molly Ivins Doc 'Raise Hell' Lead New Openers
Labor Day Weekend was a good one for limited releases, with "Brittany Runs a Marathon" showing success in its slow rollout.
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Film‘Motherless Brooklyn’ Review: Edward Norton’s Sturdy Adaptation of Jonathan Lethem Noir
Norton's long-gestating adaptation is overlong and imperfect, but shows evidence that this dormant genre still has legs.
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Film‘Judy’ Review: Renée Zellweger Is a Solid Judy Garland in a Bland Biopic About Her Later Years
It’s a familiar story that “Judy” struggles to freshen up, at least until Zellweger takes the mic.
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Film'Joker' First Reactions: Joaquin Phoenix Loses His Shit in a Bold But Incel-Friendly Origin Story
Audiences at the Venice Film Festival have finally seen Todd Phillips' revisionist DCEU origin story.
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