Emily Blunt shines as the magical nanny, in a retread with more hits than misses.
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Review: A Mysterious Slow-‘BURNING’ Pleasure
Roma isn’t the only great foreign film to watch out for this year.
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‘ROMA,’ Alfonso Cuaron’s Empathic Masterpiece
Though nearly colossally screwing up its release, Netflix has a bonafide Best Picture favorite on its hands with Alfonso Cuaron’s ode to the most important figure of his youth.
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Review: ‘THE FAVOURITE’ is a Devilishly Delicious Treat
Equal parts exquisitely acted and visually arresting, The Favourite marks a step in a bold new direction for director Yorgos Lanthimos. Continue reading Review: ‘THE FAVOURITE’ is a Devilishly Delicious Treat
Review: The Predictable Pleasures of ‘CREED II’
The sequel sticks to formula, but it’s a good formula.
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Review: ‘WIDOWS’s Peak is its All-Star Ensemble
Steve McQueen’s follow-up to 12 Years a Slave is a welcome treat even if it stumbles where it should most soar.
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Review: The Misdemeanors of ‘THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD’
The second installment of J. K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts series wasn’t as bad as I expected, but there’s not much to cheer about either.
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Streaming Roundup: ‘DAREDEVIL,’ ‘HOMECOMING,’ and ‘OUTLAW KING’
In this installment: Daredevil’s best season yet, Sam Esmail and Julia Roberts’s brilliance, and Chris Pine swings his sword.
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‘FIRST MAN’ Review: Triumph and Therapy in Space
Damien Chazelle & Ryan Gosling reunite for one of the year’s best, both an inspiring biopic and exercise in claustrophobic, white-knuckle terror.
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‘A STAR IS BORN’ Review: A Musical Romance for the Ages
How many times can the same story be told without losing its magic? That’s the question at the heart of the latest iteration of A Star is Born, and one that the film directly addresses.
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