50 Greatest Romantic Comedies of All Time
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From '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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50 Most Anticipated Movies of 2019
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom superhero movies and sequels to Broadway-musical adaptation and Martin Scorsese reteaming with De Niro — your must-see movie preview guide for the year
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Revisiting Hours: Ships Ahoy — ‘Master and Commander’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesScott Tobias on Peter Weir's remarkable lesson-in-leadership seafaring epic — and the antidote to bloated blockbusters
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Revisiting Hours: ‘The Manchurian Candidate’ and Our Era of Perpetual War
Posted in: Movie FeaturesScott Tobias on Jonathan Demme's damning, angry update of the Sixties conspiracy thriller — a "J'Accuse" aimed at Congress, corporations and the Military-Industrial Complex
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‘Succession’: Meet the Man Behind Cousin Greg
Posted in: TV FeaturesNicholas Braun on how he turned the HBO show's resident aw-shucks character into a stealth MVP
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50 Greatest Movie Superheroes
Posted in: Movie ListsWe rank the best caped crusaders, MCU all-stars and friendly-neighborhood crimefighters to ever grace the big screen
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50 Greatest Comedies of the 21st Century
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom rom-coms to raunch-coms, 'Anchorman' to 'Wet Hot American Summer' – the funniest movies of the new millennium so far
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50 Best ‘Star Wars’ Characters of All Time
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom Mos Eisely aliens to the most dangerous Jedi ever, our updated ranking of the heroes and villains in a galaxy far, far away
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‘Filmworker’: How Leon Vitali Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Kubrick’s Dark Moods
Posted in: Movie FeaturesAn extraordinary new doc traces the agony and ecstasy of the man who worked for Stanley Kubrick through creative highs and mercurial lows
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Armando Iannucci on ‘Death of Stalin,’ Political Satire and Trump’s Funeral
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe man behind year's best political comedy talks dictators then and now, being banned in Russia and why satire isn't dead, thank you very much
