The Tragedy Of Macbeth Review: Fair Is Foul, And Foul Is Fair
The real tragedy of this Macbeth is just how disappointing it is.
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The Tender Bar Review: A Well Drink In A Fancy Glass
"The Tender Bar" feels so authentic you can smell the cigarettes. But is it worth the trip?
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Cyrano Review: Not The Bergerac Everyone Nose
There's something surprisingly empowering about this adaptation that may not make itself apparent at first glance.
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The Outfit Review: Tailor Made
Mark Rylance is one of the modern era's finest characters. This is not in question.
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Minari Review: An Act Of Remembrance, Fueled By Love
"Minari" is a film about remembrance and the sour taste which can sometimes be in our mouths during the moments we'll later recall with fondness.
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Slumberland Review: Dream On, Film Off
Netflix's new family film Slumberland has a touching depth to its lead character and her odd companion, but it doesn't quite stick the landing with visuals
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The Son Review: Falls Short Of The Father's Triumph
Florian Zeller had a triumphant release with The Father, but The Son, starring Hugh Jackman, does not live up to its predecessor in any discernable way
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The Swimmers Review: A Mixture Of Sports Underdog And Wartime Drama
The Swimmers on Netflix tells the powerful story of two swimmers, played by real-life sisters, who overcome war and strife in Syria to compete in the Olympics
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White Noise Review: A Doomsday Dramedy
Noah Baumbach's White Noise is an intriguing film featuring Adam Driver, but the third part leaves a little something to be desired as compared to the first two
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Women Talking Review: A Potent Portrayal Of Protest
Sarah Polley's Women Talking features an excellent ensemble of female actresses who are generous and given a lot to say, but it is also tense and rewarding
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Empire Of Light Review: The Power Of Cinema Shines Dim
Sam Mendes' ambitiously cast Empire of Light has a powerhouse cast but doesn't know how to make good use of Olivia Colman, Colin Firth, and Micheal Ward
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Bardo Review: Extreme Beauty Meets Exhausting Boredom
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths is reminiscent of some of his more successful works of the past, but it's lacking over all
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Babylon Review: Sex, Drugs, And Hollywood
Damien Chazelle takes on another element of the ephemeral with Babylon, a star-studded take on the transition of films from silent movies into the talkies
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My Policeman Review: Tender But Hollow
My Policeman is a muddled, disappointingly uneven production featuring lackluster performances from all three of its main stars, including Harry Styles
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Emancipation Review: Will Smith's Latest Biopic Bores
Antoine Fuqua's Emancipation features Will Smith in an Oscar bait role that doesn't do justice to the true tale or captivate audiences enough for his comeback
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The Apology Review: Apologies Are In Order
Anna Gunn leads AMC+'s new thriller The Apology, and even though the film boasts an interesting cast and setup, it veers into ridiculous territory by the end
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Broker Review: A Lost And Found Family Film
Broker, from Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda who was famous for Shoplifters, has made another affecting movie with some interesting messages on morality
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The Ending Of The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Explained
Netflix's "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" is a movie that tells the tale of a prophecy, a power vacuum, and a united England. But how much is fact?
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Netflix's Hunger Is An Intense Thriller That Fans Of The Menu Need To See
Anyone who loved "The Menu" should watch Netflix's "Hunger," as it tackles many of the same themes while targetting the ultra-wealthy.
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Did Uhtred Die In The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die? His Fate Explained
For those who want to know whether or not Uhtred dies in The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die, here's his fate explained.
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Why The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Left Out Lady Aelswith & King Edward
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" leaves out some key characters from the show, and the team behind the production had a few reasons for doing so.
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The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die - Why Queen Eadgifu Was Recast For The Movie
Queen Eadgifu is played by a new actress in "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die," and fans may recognize her from her previous work.
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White Noise: Is Dylar An Actual Drug?
While Dylar may be a major plot device in both the novel and film versions of White Noise, it doesn't actually exist. But what does it represent?
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Jake Gyllenhaal Thinks He Lost Brain Cells During His Everest Training
"I think I lost a number of brain cells which is how I'm getting through this today," Jake Gyllenhaal said about his experience filming the 2015 film "Everest."
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How Jake Gyllenhaal Completely Evolved His Prisoners Role From Script To Screen
Jake Gyllenhaal detailed how his role in "Prisoners" evolved from the initial script, saying he saw the "essence of something else" in the character.
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Why Al Pacino Was Genuinely Relieved To Not Win The Best Actor Oscar For Serpico
Al Pacino explains why he was actually relieved when he didn't win the best actor Oscar in 1974, when he was nominated for his performance in "Serpico."
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Air's Chris Tucker Wrote His Scenes After Phone Calls With Howard White Himself
After having his role written into the film, Chris Tucker wrote his "Air" scenes after some phone calls with none other than Howard White himself.
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