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Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 18, 2023

‘Boston Strangler' Wants to Be ‘Zodiac' So Badly
This true-crime thriller about the 1960s killer — and the two reporters who helped capture him — could not be more Serial Killer Movie 101

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 17, 2023

‘Shazam!: Fury of the Gods' Proves It's One of the DCEU's Finest
Zachari Levi's wisecracking superhero is back for more mayhem — and joined by Helen Mirren and Lucy Liu — in this mega-sequel that doesn't disappoint

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 16, 2023

‘Shadow And Bone' Gets Older But Not Wiser in Amusing Season 2
With sagging plotlines but stellar performances from its cast, the second season of Netflix's Leigh Bardugo adaptation is more fun than not

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 16, 2023

‘Inside': Someone Please Save Willem Dafoe From This Messy Movie
Trapped in a luxury penthouse, Willem Dafoe is forced to become an Upper-East-Side Robinson Crusoe. As for the movie he's stuck in...

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 15, 2023

‘Swarm,' a Beyoncé-Inspired Show About a Violent Stan, Is Beyond Twisted
Atlanta team of Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, along with star Dominique Fishback, have crafted a surreal series about a pop-idol's superfan who snaps

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 12, 2023

Remembering the Day ‘Star Wars' Died
SXSW doc ‘A Disturbance in the Force' revisits the making of the infamous ‘Star Wars Holiday Special': A variety show so bad George Lucas tried to Jedi-mind-trick it out of existence

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 12, 2023

Remembering the Day ‘Star Wars' Nearly Died
SXSW doc ‘A Disturbance in the Force' revisits the making of the infamous ‘Star Wars Holiday Special': A variety show so bad George Lucas tried to Jedi-mind-trick it out of existence

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 12, 2023

‘Bottoms' Is the Horniest, Bloodiest High School Movie of the 21st Century
Premiering at SXSW, Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott's follow-up to ‘Shiva Baby' starts with two young women forming a fight club in order to get laid. It ends as this generation's ‘Heathers'

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 11, 2023

‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' Proves Chris Pine Can Save Anything
The opening-night selection of SXSW may not start a new fantasy franchise, but it gives the best Hollywood Chris one hell of a big-budget showcase

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 11, 2023

Why I Chose to Appear in Netflix's Controversial Pornhub Documentary
Porn superstar Cherie DeVille writes about serving as a subject in the Netflix doc Money Shot and her issues with the film, out March 15

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 10, 2023

‘65' Is ‘The Last of Us' With Adam Driver, Dinosaurs, and Zero Thrills
Not even this movie star's broad shoulders can carry this curiously inept excuse for a high-concept sci-fi misfire

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 10, 2023

Anthony Pellicano Doc ‘Sin Eater' Revisits Chris Rock Rape Allegation
Latest two-part documentary in FX's The New York Times Presents series examines the infamous wiretapper who worked for Hollywood's heavyweights

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 10, 2023

‘Ted Lasso' Season 3 Coasts on Good Vibes and Little Else
Third (and maybe final?) season of Apple TV 's charming megahit proves more can sometimes be less

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 09, 2023

‘Scream VI' Stabs the Whole Idea of Horror-Movie Franchises in the Face
The follow-up to last year's reboot tries to go after bigger game — and ends up retreading the same exact meta-horror ground

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 09, 2023

In ‘You' Part 2, Everyone's Favorite Anti-Hero Comes Home
Final episodes of the Netflix stalker series' fourth season sees Penn Badgley's Joe solve the mystery of the "Eat the Rich" killer and end up in a familiar place

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 04, 2023

Netflix's ‘Sex/Life' Is Back to Satisfy Your Softcore Desires
Second season of Stacy Rukeyser's Cinemax-throwback erotic series — starring real-life couple Sarah Shahi and Adam Demos — turns up the heat

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 03, 2023

Not Even Aubrey Plaza Can Save ‘Operation Fortune,' Guy Ritchie's Weak Stab at Bond
The ‘White Lotus' star is the only good thing about Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham's D.O.A. attempt at starting a new Bond-style franchise

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 03, 2023

‘Creed III' Is a Muscular, Punishing Statement on Race in America
Michael B. Jordan's feature directorial debut sees his Adonis Creed step into the ring with a mysterious figure from his past, played by the talented Jonathan Majors

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 03, 2023

‘Rain Dogs' Is One of the Most Surprising New Shows of the Year
Cash Carraway's HBO dramedy follows a struggling single mom who engages in a wide variety of sex work to pay the bills and her strange inner circle

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 02, 2023

A Terrifying Tale of a Teenage Girl Groomed Into Being Sex Trafficked
Filmmaker Jamie Dack's debut feature Palm Trees and Power Lines is a realistic, deeply disturbing portrait of a lost teen girl and the predator who exploits her

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 01, 2023

‘Daisy Jones & the Six' Is ‘Almost Famous' by Way of Fleetwood Mac
Taylor Jenkins Reid's 2019 book Daisy Jones & the Six gets a Prime Video adaptation starring Riley Keough and Sam Claflin about a fictional Seventies rock band's demise

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 28, 2023

‘History of the World, Part II' Is the Weird Love Child of Mel Brooks and ‘Kroll Show'
Hulu's eight-part series arrives only 42 years after Brooks' original film and features some top-notch comics sending up history

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 27, 2023

‘Perry Mason' Finds Its Mojo in Season 2 by Getting Down and Dirty
New showrunners Jack Amiel and Michael Begler (The Knick) have breathed life into HBO's Matthew Rhys-led noir set in seedy 1930s Los Angeles

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 24, 2023

‘Cocaine Bear' Has More Coke and Gore Than a Night With Charlie Sheen
Director Elizabeth Banks' loosely-based-on-a-true-story tale of a cocaine-huffing bear ripping likable actors to pieces in the woods knows exactly what it is

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 24, 2023

‘The Quiet Girl' Is One of the Most Heartbreaking Movies in Ages
Ireland's nominee for Best International Feature should, in a just world, be up for Best Picture. Do yourself a favor and see it as soon as you can

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 23, 2023

Netflix's ‘Outer Banks' Buries Itself in Ridiculous Season 3
Class-warfare treasure-hunting YA series from Josh Pate, Jonas Pate and Shannon Burke has gotten too big for its britches

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 22, 2023

A Sensual Portrait of a Brilliant Young Woman Far Ahead of Her Time
Frances O'Connor's intimate film Emily tells the story of author Emily Brontë, played by rising actress Emma Mackey, and how she pushed back against society

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 22, 2023

Netflix Probes Alex Murdaugh's Trail of Dead Bodies and Missing Millions
Streamer's three-part docuseries Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal takes viewers inside one twisted, powerful South Carolina family

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Feb 19, 2023

Netflix's ‘Perfect Match' Is Horny, Utterly Ridiculous Fun
The reality-dating competition combines cast members from Netflix's many dating shows, including Love Is Blind, The Circle, Too Hot to Handle, and more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 17, 2023

‘Return to Seoul' Is One of the Best Identity-Crisis Movies Ever
Writer-director Davy Chou's story of a young woman looking for her birth parents in South Korea is one blissful portrait of a woman trying to find herself

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 17, 2023

‘Sharper,' Apple TV 's Con-Artist Caper, Is a Lot Less Sexy Than It Thinks It Is
Julianne Moore and Sebastian Stan topline a throwback movie about con artists that maybe could have worked when movies were allowed to be titillating

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 17, 2023

‘Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey‘ Is a Torture-Porn Travesty
The indie horror flick exploits the end of the teddy bear character's U.S. copyright — to violently unimaginative ends

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 16, 2023

One of the Most Controversial Movies Ever Is Back in Theaters
Irréversible: Straight Cut is a chronological version of Gaspar Noé's notorious rape-revenge saga starring then-married couple Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 15, 2023

‘Star Trek: Picard' Season 3 Finds Its Magic by Reuniting the ‘Next Generation' Crew
Third and final season of the Paramount sci-fi series brings back a bunch of familiar faces to remind us why Patrick Stewart is the greatest Trek actor ever

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 14, 2023

‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' Feels Like the MCU Has Lost Its Way
Or maybe this aggressively mediocre entry is just further proof that Marvel's endlessly metastasizing saga has officially entered its Diminishing Returns phase?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 10, 2023

Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher Try to Revive the Romcom With Zero Chemistry
Aline Brosh McKenna's (The Devil Wears Prada) cross-country Netflix romcom shouldn't work given the two leads' lack of sparks, yet it has a strange charm

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 09, 2023

‘The Outwaters': Found Footage of a Music Video Shoot Turned Bloody Nightmare
Robbie Banfitch's low-budget horror film sees a group venture out into the Mojave Desert to shoot a music video. Then, things turn bloody

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 09, 2023

‘Harley Quinn' Gifts Us a Beautifully Twisted Valentine's Day Special
HBO Max animated series' V-Day special features love stories galore, an enormous appendage, and cameos from the cast of Abbott Elementary

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 08, 2023

How Bill Russell Paved the Way for LeBron James and So Many Others
Netflix's documentary Bill Russell: Legend profiles the Boston Celtics icon, from battles with Wilt and civil rights activism to his fraught relationship with fans

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Feb 08, 2023

Who Knew a Kinky Sex Party With Cara Delevingne Could Be So Boring?
Hulu's ‘Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne' sees the model and actress serve as a sexual tour guide, at one point wondering, "Can you read my mind through my vagina?"

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 07, 2023

‘Magic Mike's Last Dance' Is a Tame Tribute to Consent. Is That Sexy?
Steven Soderbergh returns to the director's chair for the third (and final?) installment in Channing Tatum's stripper saga — this time set in London with Salma Hayek Pinault

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 07, 2023

‘Magic Mike's Last Dance' Is Very Unlikely to Turn You On
Steven Soderbergh returns to the director's chair for the third (and final?) installment in Channing Tatum's stripper saga — this time set in London with Salma Hayek Pinault

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 04, 2023

An Urgent Ode to Worker Solidarity, Through the Eyes of a Desperate Woman
Filmmaker Éric Gravel's César-nominated Full Time chronicles the chaotic life of a chambermaid contending with a transit strike and so much more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 04, 2023

Tom Brady, Cheating Trump Fanatic, Ruins ‘80 for Brady'
Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Rita Moreno and Sally Field star in a lighthearted comedy film centered on an impossible void, steering him to victory in the process

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 03, 2023

Native American Women Keep Turning Up Dead. Why Is Nothing Being Done?
Showtime's docuseries Murder in Big Horn is an urgent examination of the missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW) epidemic plaguing America

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Feb 02, 2023

Léa Seydoux's Sexual and Spiritual Awakening in ‘One Fine Morning'
Acclaimed filmmaker Mia Hansen-Løve's latest centers on a widow and single mom whose life takes a sharp turn when a man from her past resurfaces

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 01, 2023

‘Knock at the Cabin' Begs the Question: Is M. Night Shyamalan Doing OK?
It's the end of the world in this apocalyptic thriller — and judging from the crisis-of-faith vibe in this tense horror movie, The Sixth Sense filmmaker does not feel fine

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 01, 2023

‘Cunk on Earth': A Hilarious Mockumentary From the Creator of ‘Black Mirror'
Charlie Brooker and comedian Diane Morgan have brought an irresistible idiot to Netflix whose mockery of history will have you in stitches

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 31, 2023

‘Fight the Power' Misses How Mainstream Rappers Became the Power
Executive produced by Chuck D, PBS' four-part docuseries chronicles hip-hop's history of protest anthems while neglecting to wrestle with its current state

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 27, 2023

Netflix's Interracial-Dating Romcom ‘You People' Is Trying Way Too Hard
Even with an indecisive vision, comedy royalty (Jonah Hill! Eddie Murphy! Julia Louis-Dreyfus!) eke out a laugh or two in Kenya Barris's feature directorial debut

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 26, 2023

The Sex in ‘Passages' Is as Raw and Passionate as Its Emotions
Ira Sachs's Paris-set drama about a director lost in a love triangle with a woman (Adèle Exarchopoulos) and his husband (Ben Whishaw) is painfully true to life

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 26, 2023

Hulu's ‘The 1619 Project' Is the American History the GOP Wants Us to Forget
Premiering Jan. 26, Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones and producer Oprah Winfrey bring us a potent new Hulu docuseries that shines a light on America's original sin

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Jan 26, 2023

‘Teen Wolf: The Movie' Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Here's a thought: next time just pay your leading actress of color. It's not that hard!

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Jan 25, 2023

‘Poker Face' Is a Star-Studded, Highly-Addictive Case-of-the-Week Series
Peacock's mystery television show is Rian Johnson (Glass Onion) and Natasha Lyonne's (Russian Doll) modern-day Columbo

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 25, 2023

‘Eileen' Is Anne Hathaway's Sexiest Turn in Years
Director William Oldroyd's (‘Lady Macbeth') adaptation of Ottessa Moshfegh's novel is a 1960s-set mystery brimming with lust and intrigue

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 23, 2023

‘The Bachelor' Premiere Was So Boring I Literally Fell Asleep
The less Zach speaks the better — and other things we learned from night one of (what used to be) TV's best trainwreck

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 23, 2023

‘Fair Play': Sundance's Dirty, Sexy $20 Million Hit That Seduced Netflix
The surprise hit out of Sundance and the fest's first-big ticket deal, this old-school mix of sex, bad behavior, corporate intrigue and more sex is a gorgeously smutty throwback

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 23, 2023

The Macho Fury of ‘Magazine Dreams,' Sundance's Most Divisive Movie
Jonathan Majors stars as a ‘roided-up bodybuilder on a road to violence in Elijah Bynum's dark and disturbing sophomore feature

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 23, 2023

Stoned Harrison Ford Is Comedy Gold in ‘Shrinking'
Apple TV 's new comedy series from the Ted Lasso team stars Jason Segel as a widower-therapist resorting to strange tactics and Ford as his kooky mentor

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 22, 2023

‘Infinity Pool': Welcome to ‘The White Lotus' on Bad Acid
Brandon Cronenberg's surreal resort-horror flick imagines a vacation spot where the rich commit crimes and have their clones take the rap. And then things get really weird

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 22, 2023

‘Cat Person' Wins Most Cringeworthy Sex Scene at Sundance
The hottest ticket at the fest boasts one nightmare of a bad-date hook-up, feat. Succession's Cousin Greg. Too bad the rest of this viral short-story adaptation can't live up to it

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 20, 2023

Brooke Shields Bravely Confronts Her Own Child Sexual Exploitation
Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields, a poignant two-part documentary premiering at Sundance, chronicles the former child actor's perilous Hollywood journey, in her own words

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 20, 2023

‘STILL' Lets Michael J. Fox Tell His Story, In His Own Words
Sundance doc on 1980s icon charts his wild movie-star days, dealing with his Parkinson's diagnosis and a no-filter look at how he's doing now: "It's an amazing fucking life, and I'm glad to enjoy it"

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 20, 2023

The Horror Movie About Reanimating a Dead Child That's Creeping Out Sundance
Filmmaker Laura Moss's birth/rebirth takes the Frankenstein tale into bold — and very weird — new directions.

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Jan 20, 2023

Little Richard's Ugly Exploitation by the Music Industry Is Laid Bare
Little Richard: I Am Everything, a new documentary premiering at Sundance, traces the life of the pioneering musician — and how white artists and the record labels bled him dry

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Jan 19, 2023

Hugh Jackman's ‘The Son' Is Weighed Down by Its Cringe Factor
Filmmaker Florian Zeller's follow-up to his Oscar-winning The Father sees Jackman and Laura Dern struggle to connect with their tortured son

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Jan 19, 2023

‘MILF Manor' Is a Bizarre Blend of Reality TV and Incest Porn
At long last, a dating show where older women can find love with young men — if their own sons don't cockblock them

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Jan 14, 2023

‘Saint Omer' Is an Unforgettable Film That Deserves Oscars Attention
Alice Diop's courtroom drama — France's submission for the Best International Feature Film Oscar — is a powerful meditation on the immigrant experience

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 13, 2023

‘Sick': ‘Scream' in the Time of Covid
Co-written by '90s meta-horror scribe Kevin Williamson, this slasher flick set in the early days of the pandemic could use a scare booster

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Jan 12, 2023

‘Plane' Is the Frontier Airlines of Action Movies
This cut-rate Gerard Butler thriller about a flight forced to land on an island full of throwback, 1980s-movie terrorists is weak and wobbly even by January standards

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 10, 2023

Inside ‘Skinamarink': The $15,000 Horror Movie That's Captivated TikTok
Filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball's microbudget Canadian horror flick has some online fans calling it the next Paranormal Activity. But it's a different animal

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 10, 2023

‘The Last of Us': A Finer Version of ‘The Walking Dead' — and HBO's Next Big Hit
‘Game of Thrones' stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey navigate a zombie wasteland in Craig Mazin's (Chernobyl) adaptation of Neil Druckmann's celebrated video game

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 10, 2023

‘The Last of Us': A Finer Version of ‘The Walking Dead' and HBO's Next Big Hit
‘Game of Thrones' stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey navigate a zombie wasteland in Craig Mazin's (Chernobyl) adaptation of Neil Druckmann's celebrated video game

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 09, 2023

‘Alcarras' Is a Powerful Movie About a Divided Family Fighting for Its Future
Filmmaker Carla Simón's drama — Spain's submission for the Best International Film Oscar — is a timely (and moving) study of change and the ties that bind

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 08, 2023

A Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker Went Viral. Then He Killed Someone.
You may remember Kai, a homeless hitchhiker whose tale of "smashing" an attacker with a hatchet went viral. A new Netflix documentary explores the bloody aftermath

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Jan 06, 2023

‘The Pale Blue Eye': Christian Bale and Edgar Allan Poe Solve Murders on Netflix
Filmmaker Scott Cooper's (Crazy Heart) gothic thriller features a grizzled detective (Bale) and the young poet teaming up to investigate a series of killings

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Jan 04, 2023

‘M3GAN' Is the Killer-Robot Blair Waldorf You Didn't Know You Needed
This cheeky horror film from producers Jason Blum and James Wan boasts a dancing and singing AI robot doll on a killing spree and Allison Williams as a roboticist

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 30, 2022

‘White Noise': Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig's American Nightmare
Filmmaker Noah Baumbach adapts Don DeLillo's "unfilmable" satire tackling Hitler, Big Pharma and consumerism for Netflix, streaming Dec. 30

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Dec 29, 2022

‘Corsage' Is One Big Middle Finger to the Patriarchy
Vicky Krieps turns in one of her finest performances as the Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Marie Kreutzer's period tale of a woman far ahead of her time

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Dec 28, 2022

The ‘Borat 2' Director and Seth Rogen Do Their Best Nathan Fielder Impersonation
The new Peacock series ‘Paul T. Goldman' sees Jason Woliner turn his lens from Rudy Giuliani's junk to a character whose story is so wild it just might be true

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 24, 2022

‘Living' Is Bill Nighy's Finest Hour, and Worthy of Oscar Love
The ‘Love Actually' actor turns this story of a dying man in 1950s London into a class on less-is-more performances — and something more profound than just a period-piece remake

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Dec 23, 2022

‘Women Talking' Shatters the Silence Around Sexual Abuse
Sarah Polley's ensemble drama about a Mennonite community dealing with rampant assaults tackles a difficult subject with sensitivity, honesty and a refusal to stay quiet

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Dec 23, 2022

‘Babylon' Is a Lame Hollywood Orgy of Sex, Drugs, and Margot Robbie
Damien Chazelle's ode to Old Hollywood features gangsters, golden showers and a seemingly endless supply of cocaine. But its zaniness feels forced

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Dec 22, 2022

‘No Bears' Is a Funny, Angry Work of Protest Art — and a Masterpiece
Iranian filmmaker and dissident Jafar Panahi turns a self-reflexive story of a filmmaker on trial into a flipped bird to the authorities

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Dec 21, 2022

‘Emily in Paris' Loses Its Camp Magic in Messy Third Season
The once-beloved Netflix series seems stuck on repeat — while the rest of us have moved on

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Dec 20, 2022

‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody' Comes to Praise Whitney Houston, Not to Bury Her
The official biopic of the late, great singer gives us the hits, the highs and the lows — but it really just wants to be the greatest love letter of all

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Dec 16, 2022

‘Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio': An Anti-Fascist Fantasy for the Whole Family
The Oscar-winning filmmaker behind ‘Pan's Labyrinth' returns with a stop-motion animated version of the children's tale set in fascist 1930s Italy — and now streaming on Netflix.

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Dec 14, 2022

‘The Eternal Daughter': A Bewitching Ghost Story That Proves Two Tilda Swintons Are Better Than One
The third collaboration between filmmaker Joanna Hogg and star Tilda Swinton is another haunting meditation on art and family.

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Dec 14, 2022

‘The Eternal Daughter': A Bewitching Ghost Story That Proves Two Tilda Swintons Is Better Than One
The third collaboration between filmmaker Joanna Hogg and star Tilda Swinton is another haunting meditation on art and family.

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Dec 13, 2022

‘Avatar: The Way of Water' Is James Cameron's Most Stunning Cinematic Journey Yet
Yes, the self-described "King of the World" has done it again.

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Dec 13, 2022

‘Kindred' Is a Time-Traveling Slavery Series That Fails to Do Octavia Butler Justice
The FX drama, adapted from Butler's celebrated 1979 novel, has little to say about the horrors of the past.

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Dec 10, 2022

‘Empire of Light' Isn't the Shining, Important Movie It Thinks It Is
Despite featuring a star performance from Olivia Colman, Sam Mendes' look back at a Thatcher-era movie palace doesn't say much about the times, race, mental illness or the moving pictures.

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Dec 09, 2022

Brendan Fraser Deserves an Oscar for ‘The Whale.' He Also Deserves a Better Movie
The actor's performance as an obese man trying to make things right is as good as you've heard — but the film itself nearly crushes the humanity of him.

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Dec 03, 2022

‘Sr.': Robert Downey Jr. Pays Tribute to His Late, Great Father
What starts as an offbeat portrait of an oddball underground filmmaker turns into something far more complicated, affectionate and moving

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Dec 02, 2022

‘Emancipation‘ Isn't Will Smith's Big Redemption Tour. It's a B-Movie About Slavery
The star's new movie turns one of history's most harrowing images into a slick action-thriller — and that's maybe a little weird?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 01, 2022

‘Violent Night' Is the Chlamydia of Christmas Movies
This slapdash attempt to blend 'Die Hard,' 'Home Alone' and 'Bad Santa' ends up delivering nothing but ho-ho-holy shit

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 30, 2022

‘Willow': Swords, Sorcery, and a Head-Scratching Sequel
Warwick Davis reprises his role as a benevolent sorcerer in a TV follow-up to the 1988 fantasy film — but even his magic can't save this uneven series

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Nov 28, 2022

In ‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,' Photographer Nan Goldin Leads the Fight Against the Opioid Crisis
Laura Poitras' searing new documentary shows how Goldin has channeled personal pain into culture-rattling impact — in her art and her activism

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 28, 2022

‘Sort Of' Returns With Another Look at a Beautiful, Messy Gender-Fluid Life
This second season of this Canadian dramedy from creator-star Bilal Baig continues to deftly juggle silliness and sadness, often in the same scene

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 27, 2022

In the ‘Nanny,' Hell Is Nice White Parents
Nikyatu Jusu's thriller mixes the plight of an immigrant domestic worker with African myth to deliver a powerful, reality twisting fable of our time

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