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Pixar’s latest (streaming Christmas Day on Disney+) is one of their most ambitious efforts, diving into themes of inclusion, empathy, and existential meaning.

The new Netflix adaptation of August Wilson’s play is a showcase for powerful performances – particularly the late, great Chadwick Boseman in his final role.

Thomas Vinterberg’s latest is a complicated beast, mixing revelry, humor, melancholy, and intimacy.

Julia Hart’s latest is a refreshing take on the throwback ‘70s crime picture, as seen through new and refreshing perspectives.

Thanks to the uninspired direction of Ryan Murphy and a mostly-aimless all-star cast, Netflix’s adaptation of the stage hit is a big miss.

Writer/director Chloé Zhao and lead actress Frances McDormand have created one of the most evocative and powerful movies of this strange year.

Darius Marder’s directorial debut is an intense character drama and unnervingly immersive viewing experience.

‘Ammonite’’s performers give it their best, but this drab perioromance simply doesn’t land.

David Fincher’s biopic of ‘Citizen Kane’ screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz offers plenty of style in search of some substance.

The Kristen Stewart/Mackenzie Davis vehicle is charming, sweet, and slight – in other words, a streaming holiday movie.

The new follow-up to the delightful 2013 animated feature offers, sadly, nothing more than more of the same.