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Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali are a superbly balanced team in this inspiring, entertaining tale.
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“The Front Runner” chronicles the three weeks in 1987 that turned a presidential candidate into tabloid roadkill.
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The Coen brothers made a western for Netflix. It’s brilliant, and unlike anything else they’ve done.
With a standout ensemble cast, “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” chews on the theme of mortality.
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Every scene carries with it a sharp-eyed commentary on American life.
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The adoption dramedy has its laughs but is draggy and predictable.
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‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ is silly, but Foy, as Lisbeth Salander, makes it work.
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”The Crimes of Grindelwald” stars Johnny Depp as a power-hungry wizard.
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The latest take on the holiday classic is a welcome (if early) Christmas present.
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“Outlaw King” stars Pine as real-life Scottish rebel hero Robert the Bruce.
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“Monrovia, Indiana” offers a slice of contemporary American life in the wake of the 2016 presidential election.
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“Burning” is South Korea’s official Oscar submission.
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“A Private War” dramatizes the story of a prizewinning reporter.
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Before Madonna and Lady Gaga, Maria Callas was the original diva.
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The drama about conversion therapy is a showcase for the actor who excels at boy-next-door roles.
- Perspective
These films are provocative and timely -- not to mention genuinely artful and inspiring.
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A young girl discovers adventure and a magical universe in “The Nutcracker and the Four Realms.”
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‘Suspiria’ is a beautiful mess and stars Tilda Swinton in three roles and don’t ask us what it means
Luca Guadagnino’s art house-horror follow-up to ‘Call Me by Your Name’ is bloody and bewildering.
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Somehow, some way, this Freddie Mercury biopic works. It is a cinematic unicorn.