Trailers of the Week: ‘Aladdin,’ ‘Ma,’ ‘Frozen 2,’ ‘Yesterday’
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From a blue Will Smith to first looks at a big-time Disney sequel and Danny Boyle's world-without-Beatles movie
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50 Greatest Romantic Comedies of All Time
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom '30s screwballs to 21st-century meet-cutes, Rock and Doris to Hanks and Ryan — our picks for the best rom-coms ever
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‘Birds of Passage’ Review: Colombian Crime Saga Is Stunning, Surreal, Epic
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDrug-war story set in the South American nation's indigenous community is bold, brilliant — and a regional reinvention of the gangster movie
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‘Fighting With My Family’ Review: Your Basic Suplex-to-Nuts Wrestling Biopic
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA standard underdog-sports movie about a WWE Divas champ gets upgraded thanks to a fireplug performance from Florence Pugh
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Trailers of the Week: ‘Shaft,’ ‘Dumbo,’ ‘Child’s Play’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom three generations of John Shafts to a look at a brand new killer Chuckie doll — the best in this week's trailers
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‘High Flying Bird’ Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Got Game
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe scrappy auteur's satirical takedown on Sports Inc. and corporate strangleholds is one mic-drop of a movie — and a must-see
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Book Review: ‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf’ Turns the Epic Fantasy Novel Inside Out
Posted in: Culture FeaturesMarlon James follows up his Man Booker prizewinner 'A Brief History of Seven Killings' with a stunning, word-drunk take on sword-and-sorcery sagas
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10 Best Movies of Sundance 2019
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a devastating documentary on the King of Pop to Awkwafina's dramatic breakthrough — our favorites from this year's fest
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‘Piercing’ Review: Murder Means Never Having to Say Your Sorry
Posted in: Movie ReviewsCinematic hot take on Ryu Murakami's S&M/psychopath love story is one part Seventies horror, one part misguided lit-adaptation — and all gorgeous surfaces
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Sundance 2019: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Gets the Underdog Doc Treatment
Posted in: Movie Features'Knock Down the House' follows the campaign of four women running for Congress — and lucks out by having one of them be the political equivalent of a rock star
