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Emma Seligman’s acclaimed feature debut is tense, uncomfortable – and wildly funny.

The rise and fall of WeWork could make for a compelling documentary, but the new Hulu feature isn’t it.

What should be a slam-bang monster extravaganza is instead a confused mess of subplots, backstories, and nonsense.

The Eric Andre comedy is (unsurprisingly) broad, vulgar, and over-the-top, and (surprisingly) sweet as well.

The Anthony Hopkins / Olivia Colman vehicle sounds like formula Oscar bait, and on its surface, maybe it is. Look deeper.

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The genre-infused relationship comedy boasts a terrific cast and clever concept, even if it doesn’t quite stick the landing.

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The long-awaited sequel to Eddie Murphy’s 1988 comedy classic hits all the notes you’d expect – and that’s the problem.

Disney’s latest is a lush, detailed, joyful feature that offers viewers a much-needed shot of beauty and adventure.

Apple TV+’s new Billie Eilish documentary offers extensive access, copious music, and even some thought-provoking material on fame and fandom.

Lee Isaac Chung’s family drama is deeply personal and deeply moving.