For maximum nostalgia, Mid90s is presented not in widescreen but in 4:3, the way it would have looked on TV or videotape […]
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For maximum nostalgia, Mid90s is presented not in widescreen but in 4:3, the way it would have looked on TV or videotape […]
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Johnny English, Rowan Atkinson’s bumbling James Bond character who is a more talkative version of his Mr. Bean character, returns for […]
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The premise behind Ike Barinholtz’s dark comedy The Oath is ripe with possibilities: A liberal man and his wife host his conservative […]
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The rather arbitrarily titled Hunter Killer is a submarine movie for dads, based on a novel called Firing Point (another random title) that […]
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It takes its time getting there, but you know The Hate U Give is going to turn serious on us because it […]
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See, they’re a couple of brothers whose last name is Sisters. “The Sisters brothers.” Get it? As a novel, much of […]
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In the parlance of rock-climbers, to “free solo” means to climb alone and without a rope — basically, to remove all […]
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An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn is Jim Hosking’s followup to his infamously irritating/amusing The Greasy Strangler, which I enjoyed as a […]
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The Guilty is a tight, efficient, 85 minutes set in a single location: the 911 call center in Copenhagen. (Except it’s not […]
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Lee Israel was a journalist who made a living writing well-regarded biographies before falling on hard times after the failure of […]
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Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (or MOTCOJCOLDS for short) know Emma Hale Smith, wife of the […]
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The 2018 Halloween is a direct sequel to the 1978 Halloween, and it exists in a timeline where there were never any […]
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