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Review: Barbie

Greta Gerwig’s candy-colored comedy is part pop-art farce, part consumerist-culture satire, and part feminist manifesto.

Christopher Nolan blows up the traditional biopic with this awe-inspiring drama about the father of the atomic bomb.

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This period drama from director Thaddeus O’Sullivan is well-intentioned, crisply acted, and woefully shallow.

Tom Cruise literally goes above and beyond for the audience in this jaw-dropping seventh entry of the action series.

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Adele Lim’s directorial debut is a delightfully raunchy story of shifting friendships and cultural clashes.

This lo-fi sci-fi comedy centers the evolving friendship between two men played by Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass.

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The fifth “Indy” installment isn’t quite a return to form, but it’s back in fighting shape.

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Jennifer Lawrence proves she is just as adept at (very raunchy) comedy as she is at drama.