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‘Chaos Walking’
“Chaos Walking” should've been the weirdest sci-fi blockbuster since “Cloud Atlas," but this YA adaptation is too afraid of its own ideas.
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‘Moxie’
Amy Poehler's latest directorial outing for Netflix is well-meaning and respectful, but it also seems crafted for an audience already well-versed in its messaging.
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‘Allen v. Farrow’
Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering's exhaustive documentary should be the final nail in a long unclosed coffin, but it also looks beyond the case to a national issue.
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‘Chaos Walking’
“Chaos Walking” should've been the weirdest sci-fi blockbuster since “Cloud Atlas," but this YA adaptation is too afraid of its own ideas.
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‘Moxie’
Amy Poehler's latest directorial outing for Netflix is well-meaning and respectful, but it also seems crafted for an audience already well-versed in its messaging.
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‘My Salinger Year’
Based on Joanna Rakoff’s acclaimed 2014 memoir, Philippe Falardeau's film adds a curious chapter to Salinger's mythology.
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‘Allen v. Farrow’
Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering's exhaustive documentary should be the final nail in a long unclosed coffin, but it also looks beyond the case to a national issue.
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‘WandaVision’
With a little help from Kathryn Hahn (OK, a lot of help), "WandaVision" finally puts its full focus on Wanda's grief and finds the emotional resonance it's needed all along.
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‘Punky Brewster’
The Peacock show definitely has an uphill battle to stand out from the endless number of other reboots.
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Tran admits her acting fire went out after playing Rose Tico in "Star Wars" and dealing with online fan harassment.
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Berlin: An absorbing tale of grief and guilt, this compelling drama from Maryam Moghaddam and Behtash Sanaeeha has a slow-burn power.
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Costume Designer Guild Nominations Include 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' 'Emma,' 'Promising Young Woman'
Other nominations went to "Mank," "Da 5 Bloods," and "One Night in Miami."
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Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Delays 2021 Event to August
Typically taking place in early July, the European film festival has been pushed back so it can run "in a form that will be maximally safe for guests and visitors."
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'Boogie' Review: 'Fresh Off the Boat' Creator's First Feature Is a Victim of Its Own Critique
Eddie Huang's coming-of-age sports drama uplifts the Asian American struggle while falling into the same othering it purports to despise.
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'WandaVision' Gift Guide: Vision & Scarlet Witch Comics, Toys, Posters, and More Merch
From pins tech accessories to posters, apparel, and more, there's a bunch of cool gadgets and gift items for fans of the hit Marvel series.
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From the Alamo Drafthouse Bankruptcy to Refusing to Play Disney, It's All About Exhibitor Survival
Cinemark won't play "Raya and the Last Dragon," Alamo Drafthouse is in Chapter 11. But it's not all bad news; Sony moved "Peter Rabbit" to May.
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'Ninjababy' Review: A Raunchy and Warm-Hearted Gender-Swapped Spin on 'Knocked Up'
Berlin: Yngvild Sve Flikke's Norwegian pregnancy comedy is fresh, funny, and feminist, with the year's most unlikely animated hero at its heart.
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Jean-Luc Godard Eyes Retirement After Nearly 7 Decades: ‘I’m Finishing My Movie Life’
The French New Wave icon has two more projects to finish before he says "goodbye, cinema."
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Awards Spotlight Winter 2021
Awards Spotlight: For 'Minari,' Steven Yeun Channeled His Father and 'Existential, Isolated Loneliness'
Yeun's own father emigrated to the U.S. in pursuit of land. His son has followed his own idiosyncratic beat.
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‘WandaVision’ Is the Weird Disney+ 'Hit' That Could Change Streaming's Future
Marvel's latest has done its job and then some, introducing the MCU to TV while charting a path for streaming platforms eager to mine their own IP.
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'Moxie' Review: Amy Poehler Introduces Feminist Thinking to a Generation That Might Not Need It
Amy Poehler's latest directorial outing for Netflix is well-meaning and respectful, but it also seems crafted for an audience already well-versed in its messaging.
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