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‘Cherry’
The real-life story of former opioid addict Nico Walker would make a good movie, but this one suffers from constant style over substance.
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‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’
R.J. Cutler's film offers a generational portrait of the timeless relationship between teenagers and the people they listen to.
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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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‘Cherry’
The real-life story of former opioid addict Nico Walker would make a good movie, but this one suffers from constant style over substance.
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‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’
R.J. Cutler's film offers a generational portrait of the timeless relationship between teenagers and the people they listen to.
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‘The United States vs. Billie Holliday’
Daniels' florid style doesn't always suit this hazy look at the greatest battle of Billie Holiday's life, but Andra Day shines through.
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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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‘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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Golden Globes Ratings: Early Numbers Point to a Massive Viewership Drop
Nielsen's early numbers put the 78th Golden Globes on track to be the lowest-rated event in the show's history.
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Sofia Coppola Speaks for Bill Murray and Defines His Elusive Charm in 'On the Rocks'
The director knew her "Lost in Translation" star was perfect to portray the roguish art-dealer dad. "He's so lovable, he can make it palatable. I loved seeing his flawed side."
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‘I’m Your Man’ Review: Dan Stevens Is a Soulful Robot in Winsome Romance from ‘Unorthodox’ Director
Berlin: Maria Schrader's new dramedy isn't perfect, but Stevens and Maren Egert help bring a subtle twist to a familiar premise.
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'Ruth: Justice Ginsberg In Her Own Words' Review: The Starz Doc Works, So Long as You Don't Know RBG
"Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words" offers a different way to interact with the legendary Supreme Court justice.
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San Diego Comic-Con Will Be Virtual Again in 2021
The full-fledged, in-person event won't return until 2022, but organizers are planning a smaller event in San Diego in November.
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Best Gifts for Movie Lovers and Film Fans
From books to card games, posters to popcorn makers, this gift guide is filled with present ideas for the cinephile in your life.
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'Next Door' Review: Daniel Brühl's Directorial Debut Is a Sly Thriller About a Doomed Movie Audition
Berlin: "Captain America: Civil War" star Daniel Brühl pokes fun at actorly solipsism in a light but half-baked gentrification thriller.
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'Operation Varsity Blues' Trailer: Matthew Modine Leads Netflix's College Admissions Scandal Doc
The team behind "Fyre" and "Tiger King" present a deep dive into the misconduct that led to Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman's arrests.
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'Fabian - Going to the Dogs' Review: 3-Hour German Bildungsroman Is More Exhilarating Than It Sounds
Berlin: Tom Schilling plays a raffish idealist in Dominik Graf's shaggy portrait of a Weimar Germany on the edge of self-destruction.
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Awards
Motion Picture Sound Editors Nominees Include 'Sound of Metal,' 'Tenet,' 'News of the World'
Frontrunner "Sound of Metal" scored three nominations, while "Nomadland," "Greyhound," "Cherry," and "The Invisible Man" also made the cut.
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Film
Black Superhero Movies Need a Savior, but Superman Requires a Fresh Take — Analysis
Ta-Nehisi Coates' new take on the hero is a promising development, but opens up several key questions about the character's future.
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Television
March TV Premieres: 15 New Shows to Look Out for This Month
The next few weeks will bring series starring Cynthia Erivo, Steven Yeun, Anthony Mackie, Demi Lovato, Emilio Estevez, Blake Griffin, and SpongeBob SquarePants.
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