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Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 23, 2024

Apple's ‘Time Bandits' Remake Won't Make History
The TV series from Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement gets laughs, but lacks the memorable strangeness of the 1981 film

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 23, 2024

‘Deadpool & Wolverine' Is the Biggest Superhero Movie Inside-Joke Ever
The official MCU/X-Men crossover has arrived — along with enough meta-cameos, dead-franchise resurrections, punchlines involving 'The Music Man' and pegging, corporate synergy and fan service to crack a genre in half

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Jul 18, 2024

‘Lady in the Lake' Intertwines Two Tales of Tormented Women. One of Them Is Great
Natalie Portman and 'Queen's Gambit' breakout Moses Ingram star in a crime drama about race, class and murder in 1960s Baltimore

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 18, 2024

‘Made in England' Is Martin Scorsese's Love Letter to British Movies
The filmmaker — and America's film-history-professor laureate — pays tribute to the artists who gave us 'The Red Shoes,' 'Peeping Tom' and more

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Jul 17, 2024

‘Twisters': Never Mind the Bad Weather, Here's Some Movie Stars!
Sequel to 1996 blockbuster won't blow you away, but it does give you a chance to watch Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones channel that old disaster/action movie feeling

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Jul 13, 2024

‘Faye' Is a Portrait of an Artist as a Diva-Dearest Genius
Doc on Faye Dunaway balances the good of her singular acting career, the bad of her reputation and the ugliness of her personal struggles in a lovely, if lopsided profile

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 12, 2024

‘Sing Sing' Stages a Play in Prison — and Makes a Case for Healing Power of Art
Colman Domingo and a cast of men with firsthand knowledge of the Rehabilitation Through the Arts program turn this backstage drama into an aria of pain and hope

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Jul 11, 2024

‘Longlegs' Isn't a Serial-Killer Thriller. It's a Nightmare Vibe
"Creepy" does not begin to describe director Osgood Perkins' take on an FBI agent tracking a mass murderer — or Nicolas Cage's WTF performance

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 10, 2024

‘Fly Me to the Moon' Is One Giant Leap Backward for Rom-Coms
It has two real-deal movie stars, a sharp premise about marketing the space race, and a ring-a-ding retro 1960s vibe. So why does nothing about this movie work?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 10, 2024

‘Fly Me to the Moon' Is One Giant Leap Backwards for Rom-Coms
It has two real-deal movie stars, a sharp premise about marketing the space race and a ring-a-ding retro 1960s vibe. So why does nothing about this movie work?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 09, 2024

Rashida Jones Gets By With a Little Help From an AI Friend in ‘Sunny'
The actor shows her range in Apple's new drama-mystery-thriller-buddy comedy (yeah, it's a lot) as an American expat emotionally adrift in a near-future Japan

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 08, 2024

Sex, Violence and Videotape: Ti West and Mia Goth on Their Game Changing Slasher Trilogy
The duo behind 'X,' 'Pearl' and 'MaXXXine' open up about how they crafted an exciting, unique three-film run of horror movie history lessons

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 08, 2024

Sex, Violence, and Videotape: Ti West and Mia Goth on Their Game-Changing Slasher Trilogy
The duo behind X, Pearl, and MaXXXine open up about how they crafted an exciting, unique three-film run of horror movie history lessons

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Jul 05, 2024

‘MaXXXine' Brings Back Old-School Porn and Horror, 1980s Style
The final movie of director Ti West and Mia Goth's modern slasher trilogy is one long cocaine-and-neon throwback, blessed with another great performance by the 21st century's queen of screams

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 03, 2024

‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F': Eddie Murphy Hearts the Eighties. A Lot
The actor's return to the franchise that made him a megastar is a whole lotta Murphy — and even more Netflix-produced nostalgia

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 28, 2024

‘Horizon — Chapter 1' Is Kevin Costner's ‘How The West Was [Yawn]'
America's cowboy dad returns to the genre that won him an Oscar — and the result is less 'Dances With Wolves' than Palms on Faces

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 27, 2024

‘A Quiet Place: Day One' Gives You Thrills, Chills and Pizza (Just Not in That Order)
Franchise prequel rewinds to the beginning and watches as an extraordinary Lupita Nyong'o and her cat navigate a postapocalyptic Manhattan for survival... and a really good uptown slice

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 27, 2024

‘The Bear' Season 3 Is Everything You've Been Waiting For and (Maybe Too Much) More
Carmy, Sydney, Richie, and the gang bring as much heart, anxiety, and intensity as ever. Yet a slew of real-chef cameos, multiple Faks, and is-this-real-or-imaginary moments make these episodes feel slightly overstuffed

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Jun 26, 2024

‘Daddio' Asks the Question: What If ‘Taxi Driver' Was a Gender Studies Course?
Sean Penn's seen-it-all cabbie and Dakota Johnson's cynical passenger turn a ride home into the battle of the sexes — and we're the ones who lose

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 25, 2024

‘Janet Planet' Is the Last Word on Complicated Mother-Daughter Dynamics
Pulitzer-winning playwright Annie Baker's debut film is a perfect, rough gem of a story about an 11-year-old kid seeing the world through her imperfect mom's eyes

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 25, 2024

‘Supacell' Gathers Together Reluctant Superheroes to Fight Evil. We've Been Here Before
Writer-director-producer Rapman puts a South London spin on a Netflix superhero drama whose main power is inspiring a sense of déjà vu

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 21, 2024

Donald Sutherland Was the Great Unsung Actor of the 1970s
In an era that praised Method intensity and hair-trigger volatility, the lanky Canadian established himself the perfect post-hippie, age-of-paranoia star and helped define a decade. His versatility, however, was boundless and timeless

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 21, 2024

‘The Bikeriders' Is Hell — and a Community of Throwback Male Misfits — on Wheels
Austin Butler and Tom Hardy get their motors runnin' in director Jeff Nichols' tender, tough reinterpretation of old-school biker flicks

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 19, 2024

How a Controversial New Movie Puts a Human Face to the Refugee Crisis
'Green Border,' Oscar-nominated filmmaker Agnieszka Holland's searing drama about migrants used as pawns in a political stand-off, is compassionate, brutal, accusatory — and essential viewing

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 18, 2024

‘Thelma' Introduces the World to June Squibb, Action Hero!
The 94-year-old actor shoots (literally) and scores in this tale of a scammed Every-Gran who's out for revenge

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Jun 13, 2024

‘Queenie' Walks the Line Between Comedy and Tragedy — and Makes for Great TV
Candace Carty-Williams' story of a British-Jamaican woman suffering a quarter-life crisis is exactly the kind of smart, moving, beautifully told story we need more of

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Jun 12, 2024

‘Inside Out 2' Is All the Feels — Now With 50-Percent More Anxiety Attacks!
Pixar's sequel to one of its best movies ups the emotional ante by tackling teenhood, including the negative parts. Especially the negative parts

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 12, 2024

‘Presumed Innocent' Is Guilty of Turning an Erotic Legal Thriller Into a Snoozefest
Jake Gyllenhaal is a hotshot lawyer accused of killing his lover in this limited series adaptation of Scott Turrow's bestseller. The verdict is: Not good

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 09, 2024

‘Tuesday' Makes a Case for Death — and For Julia Louis-Dreyfus Being an Oscar-Worthy Actor
The star isn't the only reason to see this fanciful, occasionally moving take on dying, grieving and highly symbolic parrots. Just the main one.

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Jun 07, 2024

‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die' Isn't a Sequel, It's a Career Hail Mary
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back to shoot guns, kick ass, and crack you up as Miami's resident loose-cannon cops — except No. 4 has a secondary agenda

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Jun 07, 2024

‘Fantasmas' Brings Us Into the Surreal Life of Julio Torres
Playing a fictionalized version of himself in a strange parallel existence, the writer-actor-"professional Julio" proves once again that he's master of his own universe

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Jun 06, 2024

‘House of the Dragon' Season 2 Repeats Same Thrills — and Mistakes — as Season 1
'Game of Thrones' prequel still thinks confusion equals complexity, and that the spectacle of hot dragon-on-dragon action makes up for interchangeable characters

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 06, 2024

‘The Watchers' Turns a Gothic Fable Into a ‘Gotcha!' Horror Movie. Viewer Discretion Advised
Writer-director Ishana Shyamalan adapts A.M. Shine's popular novel about a cabin in the woods, a quartet of prisoners and something wicked programming its own supernatural Reality TV show

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Jun 05, 2024

‘Hit Man' Confirms Glen Powell Is the 21st Century's Cary Grant
The star and director/longtime buddy Richard Linklater turn a true story of a mild-mannered guy pretending to be a professional killer into a screwball crime-comedy hit

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 04, 2024

‘The Acolyte': This ‘Star Wars' Prequel Series Isn't A Force To Be Reckoned With
Even a veteran Jedi master would lose patience with the latest Disney addition to the canon, which focuses on a pair of twins, revenge, and... zzzzz.

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Jun 03, 2024

Feuding Co-Workers Get Medieval on Each Other in ‘Ren Faire'
HBO Original's three-part docuseries about a power struggle at the Texas Renaissance Festival offers displays of cruelty and humiliation — and precious little joy

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Jun 03, 2024

‘Clipped' Tells a Story We Remember All Too Well
FX's dramatization of the Los Angeles Clippers' chaotic 2013-2014 season can't live up to the real horrors of team owner Donald Sterling's racist implosion

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 02, 2024

‘In a Violent Nature' Is Sick, Unsettling, and Once-in-a-Generation Slasher Flick
A new take on an old horror-movie genre is part arthouse, part grindhouse — and all heads-being-pulled-through-bloody,-punctured-torsos. See it ASAP!

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 31, 2024

‘Robot Dreams' Turns an Animated Tale of Friendship Into a Nine-Kleenex-Box Movie
Spanish filmmaker's Pablo Berger's story of two pals separated in an anthropomorphized NYC is funny, tragic, and flat-out brilliant

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 30, 2024

The ‘Summer House' Season 8 Finale Is All About Girl Power
The women of the cast presented a united front after Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke's breakup… at least until the reunion

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May 30, 2024

‘We Are Lady Parts' Is Finally Back, Sharper and Funnier Than Ever
After a nearly three-year wait, Peacock's stellar comedy about an all-female, all-Muslim punk band returns — and doubles down on the promise of its first season

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 28, 2024

‘Vanderpump Rules,' As We Currently Know it, Is Over
After the third part of the show's reunion aired on Tuesday, it's clear that Bravo's juggernaut cannot continue without a major revamp

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May 28, 2024

‘Eric' Shows What Happens When a Puppet Master Loses Control
Benedict Cumberbatch plays a Jim Henson-like children's show creator whose life is rapidly unraveling

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May 27, 2024

‘The Beach Boys' Doc Is One Endless Summer — and Concludes the Group's Story Far Too Soon
The Disney film leans heavily on the Sixties origins of Brian Wilson's band of brothers to mostly satisfying results

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 27, 2024

‘The Beach Boys' Doc Is One Endless Summer — and Ends the Group's Story Far Too Soon
The Disney film leans heavily on the Sixties origins of Brian Wilson's band of brothers to mostly satisfying results

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 21, 2024

‘The Apprentice' Is the Most Brutal Donald Trump Biopic Imaginable
It's not like we didn't know about the real estate mogul/Reality TV president's horrible early years with Roy Cohn — but this Cannes Film Festival entry doesn't pull punches

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May 19, 2024

The Most Delirious Film at Cannes? A Transgender Cartel-Gangster Musical Starring Selena Gomez
'Emilia Pérez' features Gomez, Zoe Saldana and newcomer Karla Sofía Gascón singing and dancing their way through a tale of Mexican drug wars and LGBTQ liberation. It's already a breakout hit

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
May 18, 2024

‘Kinds of Kindness' Is Weird, Wild, and Way More Than the Sum of Its F-cked-Up Parts
Director Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone's follow-up to 'Poor Things' turns an all-star anthology into a singular look at human behavior as a pathological nightmare

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May 16, 2024

‘The Big Cigar' Is About Black Panthers Founder Huey P. Newton. But Its Real Message Is: ‘Hollywood, Fuck Yeah!'
By focusing on a movie-biz caper orchestrated to get the political revolutionary out of trouble, the Apple TV miniseries gives short shrift to his very complicated life

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May 16, 2024

‘Megalopolis': Francis Ford Coppola's Decades-Long Dream Project Is Truly Epic
The filmmaker finally unveils his sprawling, hopeful statement on fallen empires, visionary artists and Utopias Now at Cannes — and it was worth the wait

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May 15, 2024

‘Furiosa' Isn't Just a Prequel to ‘Fury Road' — It's a Perfect Origin-Story Saga
Filmmaker George Miller returns to the Wasteland to tell us how the 'Mad Max' savior took her own hero's journey — and delivers another high-octane knockout

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May 14, 2024

‘Back to Black': Amy Winehouse's Biopic Is Seriously Out of Tune
Sam Taylor-Johnson's look back at the life and music of one of the 21st century's major singers reduces her life to one half of a bad romance. No, no, no!

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May 09, 2024

‘Gasoline Rainbow' Is a Postcard From Teenage Wasteland, USA
A mix of documentary filmmaking, improv storytelling, and real kids in search of one last rager, this road-trip movie nails the agony and ecstasy of being young in America

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May 09, 2024

Does ‘Bodkin' Love True-Crime Podcasts or Want to Make Fun of Them?
Your guess as to how this Netflix comedy feels about its investigative reporters trying to solve a murder mystery in Ireland is as good as ours

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May 08, 2024

‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Takes the Series One Evolutionary Step Backward
The rebooted franchise had distinguished itself from typical blockbuster I.P.s crowding multiplexes — but this new entry is just monkey business as usual

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May 07, 2024

‘Dark Matter' Needs to Exist in an Alt-Universe Not Suffering From Multiverse Fatigue
Apple TV 's adaptation of a cult sci-fi head-scratcher sends Joel Edgerton down a parallel-worlds rabbit hole that seems familiar. Too familiar, some might say

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May 04, 2024

John Mulaney's Latest Netflix Special Is Totally Weird, Unnecessary, and Wonderful
There's no real reason for Everybody's In L.A., a six-episode live special, to exist but, like its host, it is unpredictable and charming

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May 03, 2024

‘Unfrosted': Jerry Seinfeld's Pop-Tart Comedy Is One Long Boomer Nostalgia Trip
The comedian's directorial debut turns the origin story of a breakfast snack into a manic tribute to his generation's pop culture. Brace for the sugar crash

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May 02, 2024

‘I Saw the TV Glow' Is About to Become Gen-Z's Favorite Cult Movie
Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun's addition to the midnight-movie canon starts with a shared love of a TV show — and then goes down the fandom rabbit hole

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May 02, 2024

‘Hacks' Is Back, and It's Still One of the Funniest Shows on TV
The third season of Max's critically praised comedy reunites its razor-sharp duo, refuses to rest on its laurels and releases Deborah Vance on the world of late-night television

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May 01, 2024

‘The Contestant' Features a Naked Man Losing His Mind on National TV. It's a Documentary
A mindblowing new doc revisits a Japanese show that broadcast a comedian confined to an apartment while surviving on sweepstakes prizes — and paved the way for modern reality TV

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Apr 30, 2024

‘The Veil' Lets Elisabeth Moss Kick Ass and Take Names. If Only It Gave Her a Real TV Show
FX series casts the star as a spy with an identity crisis — who happens to be stuck in a TV drama with an even bigger one

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Apr 26, 2024

Bon Jovi, Forever Young, Comes Face-to-Face With Mortality in ‘Thank You, Good Night'
A four-part Hulu docuseries on a rock & roll legend asks the question: What do you do when the gift that makes you successful begins to fail?

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Apr 26, 2024

‘Challengers' Is Sex, Tennis and Zendaya in Full Beast Mode, Not in That Order
The 'Euphoria' star dominates this white-hot, disorder-off-the-court love triangle — even when Josh O'Connor turns the movie into his own personal grand slam

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Apr 23, 2024

‘Boy Kills World': See Bill Kill. Kill, Bill, Kill!
Forget the psycho clowns and evil aristocrats — Bill Skarsgard tests his action-hero skills in cartoonish revenge flick determined to become a cult movie or die tryin'

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Apr 20, 2024

10 Very Important Things I Learned From Watching ‘Rebel Moon: Part 2 — The Scargiver'
Because even unwatchable sequels to messy space sagas have a few takeaways, right?

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Apr 19, 2024

‘Abigail' Is Scary, Gory, and a Fresh-Blood Transfusion of Vampire-Ballerina Fun
The 'Scream' team whips up a thrill ride in which kidnappers suddenly find themselves dealing with a bloodsucker run amuck

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Apr 18, 2024

Why Does ‘The Jinx Part 2' Exist at All?
Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki's doc on convicted murderer Robert Durst was a true-crime landmark. This sequel is just a dead end

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Apr 18, 2024

‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare': How a Dirty Half-Dozen Inglorious Bastards Won WWII
Guy Ritchie's throwback men-on-a-mission adventure couldn't be more violent, more derivative — or more of a blast to watch

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Apr 17, 2024

‘Under the Bridge' Examines a True Crime From Every Viewpoint — Except the One That Matters
'Killers of the Flower Moon' actor Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough star in a drama about the IRL murder of a Canadian teen in the 1990s

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Apr 11, 2024

‘Sasquatch Sunset': What's Hairy, Horny and Puts Its Best Bigfoot Forward?
Filled with grunts, fart jokes and more Sasquatch sex than you can imagine, this deadpan character study of missing links gives Gen-Z its own 'Quest for Fire'

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Apr 11, 2024

‘Sasquatch Sunset': What's Hairy, Horny, and Puts Its Best Bigfoot Forward?
Filled with grunts, fart jokes, and more Sasquatch sex than you can imagine, this deadpan character study of missing links gives Gen Z its own Quest for Fire

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Apr 10, 2024

‘The Sympathizer' Turns a Bestseller Adaptation Into a TV Tour de Force
HBO's take on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about an undercover agent during the Vietnam war is wickedly funny, deeply moving — and features a lot of Robert Downey Jr.

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Apr 10, 2024

‘Fallout': How to Succeed in the Postapocalypse Without Really Trying
Amazon's adaptation of the fan-favorite franchise is better than you'd think it'd be — and still gets lost in the RPG-to-TV translation

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Apr 05, 2024

‘Girls State' Revisits Faux-Government Program From the Female Perspective. It's Not Pretty
Filmmakers behind 'Boys State' turn their cameras on camp's female counterpart, at the exact moment that women's rights come under fire from the Supreme Court

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Apr 05, 2024

‘Sugar' Gives You a Sweetly Hardboiled Colin Farrell and One Sour WTF Twist
The Oscar-nominated actor is an old-fashioned private detective chasing down a missing woman in L.A. — until an 'Oh noir, you didn't!' left turn spoils everything

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Apr 04, 2024

‘Scoop': The Story Behind One Royal Bombshell of an Interview
A recreation of how a BBC news program staged that infamous Prince Andrew interview is no 'All the President's Men' — but it does make you appreciate a good talent booker

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Apr 04, 2024

‘Ripley' Lets the Talented Mr. Andrew Scott Lead an Incredible Remake
The Actor Formerly Known as 'Fleabag's Hot Priest' and Oscar-winner Steve Zaillian do justice to Patricia Highsmith's criminal anti-hero — and give us one of the best shows of the year

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Apr 03, 2024

‘Housekeeping for Beginners' Asks: So What Is a Family, Anyway?
North Macedonia's submission for last year's Oscars follows a LGBTQ collective forced to keep their ranks together after a mother becomes terminally ill

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Apr 01, 2024

‘Steve! (Martin)' Revisits the Heyday of a Wild and Crazy Comedian
Morgan Neville's two-part documentary charts how a kid from Orange County became one of the most successful and influential comics of all time — then settled into being a mild and happy legend

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Mar 30, 2024

‘La Chimera': Josh O'Connor Digs His Own Grave — and Comes Back a Star
The former 'Crown' actor officially starts his leading-man phase with this moody, magical-realist story of a tomb raider chasing a lost love

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Mar 29, 2024

‘A Gentleman in Moscow': Ewan McGregor Gets Stuck in a Four-Star Purgatory
Showtime limited series — about a Russian count imprisoned in a luxury hotel — starts as a literary adaptation and turns into a prestige-TV hangout drama

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Mar 28, 2024

‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire': Big Monsters Get Angry, Yadda Yadda Yadda
Cinema's most famous lizard and monkey team up to fight a common enemy, while you wonder why a blockbuster universe featuring two iconic creatures feels so empty and by-the-numbers

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Mar 28, 2024

‘Diarra From Detroit' Is a Murder Mystery, a Romance, a Comedy — and a Star-Making Showcase
Creator-star Diarra Kilpatrick crafts one hell of an entertaining cross-hybrid series about a teacher from the Motor City who investigates the sudden disappearance of a date

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Mar 27, 2024

‘Wicked Little Letters' Is Reason No. 347 That Olivia Colman Is a National Treasure
The British actor virtually strolls away with this droll comedy about a small English town plagued with a profane poison-pen letter writer

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Mar 26, 2024

How a Wild Romanian Comedy Nails Our 21st-Century Doomscroll-Apocalypse Vibe
Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World turns a gig-economy worker/part-time TikTok troll into a tour guide of society's downward spiral

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Mar 22, 2024

‘Shirley': Regina King Gives Us the Queen of Underdog Political Campaigns
Revisiting Shirley Chisholm's 1972 campaign to be the Democratic nominee for president, this biopic gives the Oscar winner a chance to flex — and pays tribute to a disruptor

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Mar 21, 2024

It's Officially Time to Stop Calling the ‘Ghostbusters'
'Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire' puts the franchise on very thin ice — and suggests that this may be the moment to gracefully retire this IP for good

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Mar 20, 2024

‘Immaculate': Sydney Sweeney's Catholic Horror Movie is Pure Nunsense
The 'Euphoria' star hits every station of the grindhouse cross in this passionately ridiculous take on religious orders. Just make sure you stick around for the end.

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Mar 19, 2024

‘Palm Royale' Is a Waste of A-List Talent — and Your Precious Time
Kristen's Wiig's comedy about a desperate, wannabe socialite in 1960s Florida is a perfect storm of Bad TV

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Mar 18, 2024

‘In Restless Dreams' May Be the Definitive Paul Simon Documentary
What started as a making-of chronicle of 2023's 'Seven Psalms' album gets supersized into a two-part look back at one of America's greatest modern songwriters

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Mar 15, 2024

‘The Animal Kingdom' Asks: What If Humans Suddenly Switched Species?
Part dystopian nightmare and part PETA-friendly plea for tolerance, this French thriller charts a pandemic that turns people into animals

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Mar 15, 2024

‘Civil War' Imagines America's Worst-Case Scenario Right Around the Corner
Alex Garland presents a USA at war with itself, in which ordinary citizens take up arms against one another and blood runs in the streets. No, it's not a documentary — yet

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Mar 15, 2024

‘Civil War' Imagines America's Worst-Case-Scenario Right Around the Corner
Alex Garland presents a USA at war with itself, in which ordinary citizens take up arms against each other and blood runs in the streets. No, it's not a documentary — yet.

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Mar 13, 2024

‘The Fall Guy' Is a Tribute to Stunt Performers — and Movie Stars
This adaptation of the 1980s TV show has car chases, explosions, fights and other action-movie staples. But all it really needs is Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt.

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Mar 13, 2024

‘Apples Never Fall' Is the Latest Example of a Bigger Problem: A-List Emmy-Bait
It's another starry cast (Annette Bening, Sam Neill, Alison Brie) in another literary adaptation that ends up being another pointless prestige project fishing for awards

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Mar 12, 2024

New Netflix Doc Asks If Putin Restarted the Cold War — Or If It Ever Ended in the First Place
'Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War' talks with everyone from Daniel Ellsberg to Volodymyr Zelenskyy about Russia's power, and what it could mean for the world

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Mar 12, 2024

‘Monkey Man': Welcome to the Action-Movie Pantheon, Dev Patel
The 'Slumdog Millionaire' actor wrote, produces, directs and stars in this bloody, punch-drunk tale of payback that remakes him as a next-gen ass-kicker

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Mar 10, 2024

‘Babes' Turns New Motherhood Into One Long, Funny, Gross Raunch-Com
Cowritten by 'Broad City's Ilana Glazer and directed by Pamela Adlon, this proudly vulgar and brutally honest comedy aims to be the 'Bridesmaids' of babymaking

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Mar 09, 2024

‘Road House' Is One Bloody-Knuckled Joy Ride of a Remake
Update of the Patrick Swayze '80s cult classic is twice as goofy, three times as violent and a solid tribute to the art of bodily harm

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