‘6 Underground’: Movie Stars, Action, Guns, Booms, T&A, Michael Bay
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This is a Michael Bay action movie. It stars Ryan Reynolds and is on Netflix. That's all you need to know
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Steven Soderbergh on the 20th Anniversary of ‘The Limey’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesA long, candid conversation with the filmmaker on his pulp masterpiece — and Netflix, 'Parasite,' the movies of 1999, the Sixties, and more
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10 Best Documentaries of 2019
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom Scorsese's bold new Dylan doc to a completely different look at the moment that man landed on the moon
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‘The Irishman’: Martin Scorsese’s Mob Epic Feels Like a Career Capper
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe director's three-and-a-half hour De Niro/Pacino epic of labor organizers and killers is the most deeply felt gangster movie of all time
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The Last Word: Michael Douglas on Acting, His ‘No Assholes’ Rule and ‘The Kominsky Method’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe legendary actor on learning his craft, escaping his father’s shadow and what he tells people who quote 'Wall Street' lines back to him
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10 Best Horror Movies of 2019
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom deadly doppelgangers to haunted dresses and summer festivals gone horribly wrong — our Top 10 scary-movie picks for the year
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‘In Fabric’: Devil in a Red Dress (Literally)
Posted in: Movie ReviewsPart British-horror homage and part Freudian nightmare, this fetishistic ghost story is a singularly warped vision of haunted couture
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‘Knives Out’: Rian Johnson Solves the Case of the Modern A-List Whodunit
Posted in: Movie Features"We didn't want to just re-skin an old genre — it was, how do we reflect America right now?" the filmmaker says about his celebrity murder-mystery hit
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‘Les Miserables’: There’s a Riot Goin’ On in the City of Light
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA tense, pulpy cop procedural from France drops a street-crime unit into a precarious situation — and indicts a system of social oppression
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‘Varda by Agnès’: A French-Cinema Icon Says Au Revoir
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe final film from the legendary Agnès Varda is part history lesson, part self-portrait and one totally beautiful farewell
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