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Movie Reviews
'Birth of a Nation' Review: Slave-Rebellion Drama Will Leave You Stunned
Here’s a tough question: Do you judge Nate Parker’s The Birth of a Nation as a film, or put the man behind it
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'Girl on the Train' Review: Emily Blunt Powers Sex-Lies-and-Murder Mystery
Sinking into the film version of the Paula Hawkins bestselling mystery-thriller The Girl on the Train, the first thing you notice missing is
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'13th' Review: Damning Doc on Racist Prison System Deserves an Oscar
Note to the Academy: The Oscar for this year’s Best Documentary belongs to 13th, Ava DuVernay’s incendiary, indelible and indispensable document about the
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'Little Sister' Review: Indie Comedy Channels John Waters and John Hughes
Zach Clark has directed a sad comedy about a dysfunctional family for what he calls “the little goth girl in all of us.”
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'Certain Women' Review: Tales of Females on the Verge is Actress Showcase
Kelly Reichardt makes films that unfold at the speed of life, not Hollywood. She’s a poet of the space between words, and the
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The Accountant Movie Review
The Accountant, like its lead character, has many strengths but struggles to emote them. Ben Affleck turns in a fine performance as an
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The Accountant
Ben Affleck’s turn as a gun-toting CPA is painfully boring in parts. The Accountant has a labyrinthine plot with reveals that are kind
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The Handmaiden
South Korean Director Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaiden is a chef-d’oeuvre of intrigue and erotica. It is a sumptuously artistic tale, exquisitely shot, that
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Suicide Squad Movie Review
That’s a two-fer. With hopes high that Suicide Squad would be more like Guardians of the Galaxy and less like its 2016 predecessor
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