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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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