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‘Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special' Is One Goofy Season's Greetings From the MCU
Everyone's favorite cosmos-hopping superheroes discover the true meaning of Xmas, with some help from the Old 97s, Kevin Bacon and a soundtrack of alt-holiday classics
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‘Glass Onion’: Daniel Craig's Supersleuth Returns for Another Screw-the-Rich Mystery
Rian Johnson's sequel to 'Knives Out' brings back Benoit Blanc for a second round of whodunit games, Southern-fried accents, social satire and old-fashioned thrills
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‘Bones and All’: Timothee Chalamet Is One Hot, Horny and Hungry Cannibal
The star reunites with his 'Call Me By Your Name' director for this horror/road movie romance — though it's his costar who's likely to blow you away
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‘The Menu’ Serves Up the Last Supper of Class Warfare
Part scalpel-sharp satire and part eat-the-rich horror flick, this fine-dining thriller relies on a hot ensemble cast and a dish that's best served cold
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‘She Said’ Pays Tribute to the Reporters Who Brought Down a Monster — and Started a Movement
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan are the NYT reporters who finally broke the Harvey Weinstein assault story, one phone call and slammed door at a time
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‘The Wonder’ Is This Year's Other Florence Pugh Drama — The Good One
There's no gossip, nicknames or bad blood involved in this 19th-century melodrama with furrowed brows and a few meta-touches. Just a great actor giving a great performance, period
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‘The Fabelmans’: Steven Spielberg Turns the Camera on His Deepest, Scariest Subject: His Childhood
Hollywood's great escapist finally tackles his formative years, and delivers an incredible drama about th ties that bind, the moments that define an artist and the power of the movies
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Meet Quentin Tarantino: Film Critic
A documentary, a podcast and a brand new book of essays on '70s cinema highlight the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' filmmaker's possible career pivot/side gig as an off-the-cuff film historian
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The Neo-Nazi Karens of 'Soft & Quiet' Could Be Your Neighbors. That's What Makes Them Terrifying
Shot in a single extended take, this unnerving look at white supremacists terrorizing two sisters is like watching a hate crime happen in real time
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‘Causeway’ Starts as a Trauma Drama. It Ends as a Testament to Two Actors' Talents
To say that Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry — playing a shellshocked war vet and a NOLA mechanic — lift up this let-the-healing-begin story is putting it mildly
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