‘Where’s My Roy Cohn?’ Review: Portrait of a Legal Pitbull
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Documentary on the legendary lawyer—and Trump mentor—digs in to the controversial figure's life, times and toxic legacy
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‘Rambo: Last Blood’: A Reagan-Era Hero, Re-Engineered for the MAGA Age
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSylvester Stallone's perpetual warrior returns in a revenge story that couldn't be more toxic and Trumpian
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‘Downton Abbey’ Review: Return of the Stiff Upper Lips
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe vintage Brits of the popular PBS show are back, in a feature film that doubles as diehard-fan service
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‘Corporate Animals’ Review: From Team-Building to Team-Eating
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSatire about business culture, field trips gone bad and cannibalism doesn't quite hit the mark—but damned if Demi Moore doesn't give it some bite
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‘Ad Astra’ Review: Brad Pitt, Lost in Space
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe star and writer-director James Gray concoct a cerebral sci-fi film about fathers and sons that's absolutely enthralling
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‘Monos’ Review: Rebels Without a Cause, or a Chaperone
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAlejandro Landes' study of child soldiers deep in the jungles of Colombia is part survivalist thriller, part perpetual-war film, and completely cinematic
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Review: ‘The Goldfinch’ Is a Stolen Opportunity
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe only achievement in transferring Donna Tartt's 'The Goldfinch' from page to screen is that it's a botch job for the ages.
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Jennifer Lopez Is a Divine Queenpin in ‘Hustlers’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsIn director Lorene Scafaria's 'Hustlers,' Lopez's talent blossoms into something that takes your breath away
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‘Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice’ Pays Tribute to Pioneering ’70s Songbird
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDocumentary on the powerful, versatile vocalist may be a little impersonal — but as a reminder of Ronstadt's talent, it hits all the right notes
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‘It: Chapter 2’ Is Pennywise But Pace Foolish
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe sequel to 2017’s horror hit once again pits the Losers Club, now adults, against Stephen King’s psycho-killer clown — but a nearly three-hour run time dulls the terrifying effects
