Rosamund Pike’s Smile Says It All in ‘I Care a Lot’
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A withering lesson in the art of the steal
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‘Supernova’: Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth’s Love Story Is Moving Despite Its Limits
Posted in: Movie ReviewsHarry Macqueen's film contains remarkable wise moments between a longtime gay couple — even if it smooths over some of the pricklier parts of their relationship
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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’: Shaka King’s Movie Wrestles With the History of Black Power
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThis political film — starring Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya — shouldn't be mistaken for history but it will most certainly educate a new cohort about the Black Panthers
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La Pfeiffer Is a Widow on the Verge in ‘French Exit’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAzazel Jacobs’ eccentric socialite comedy — also starring Lucas Hedges and Valerie Mahaffey — teeters on the edge of an uncertain reality
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‘Malcolm & Marie’: A Man, a Woman and One Feature-Length Argument
Posted in: Movie ReviewsJohn David Washington and Zendaya verbally duke it out in this long, tortured thesis statement of a movie
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The Best Movies We Saw at Sundance 2021
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a postapocalyptic genre flick to a handful of brilliant, offbeat docs about our current moment — these were the films at this year's festival that moved and marked us
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‘The Little Things’: Tortured Cops, Serial Killers, Denzel — What Else Do You Need to Know?
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDenzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto turn a cat-and-mouse crime thriller into a surprisingly satisfying slice of pulp
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‘Notturno’ Is Not Journalism, But Gianfranco Rosi’s Movie Investigates the Heart of the Middle East
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe film restricts itself to a vacuum of post-war experience — providing glimpses of attempts at healing
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In ‘White Tiger,’ Lessons Are Learned (and Relearned) About India’s Class System
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWriter-director Ramin Bahrani's latest film feels like a leap forward — even if his focus on class-striving and survival by a figure on the margins of society remains the same
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In ‘MLK/FBI,’ Director Sam Pollard Investigates Why Hoover Needed His Civil Rights Villain
Posted in: Movie ReviewsBy the film's end, Martin Luther King Jr. and J. Edgar Hoover — who met face-to-face only once — emerge as an inseparable American pair
