‘The Truth’ Review: Who Wants a French Screen-Legend Stand-Off?
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Juliette Binoche and Catherine Deneuve enliven this mother-daughter drama from 'Shoplifters' filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda
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‘Hamilton’ Review: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Live and in Your Living Room
Posted in: Movie ReviewsCaptured for posterity in 2016, this film of the original Broadway-cast production couldn't arrive at a better moment
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‘Welcome to Chechnya’ Review: Doc on LGBTQ Persecution Is Urgent Wake-Up Call
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDavid France's look at the Russian republic's violent campaign against homosexuality—and the brave souls helping folks escape it—doubles as a collective profile in courage
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‘Force of Nature’ Review: Mel Gibson Thriller Is One Toxic Shock
Posted in: Movie ReviewsForget the art-theft plot and Hurricane Maria backdrop — this downpour of offensive stereotypes is a total washout
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‘All I Can Say’ Review: The Life and Death of a Rock Star, in His Own Words
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA documentary on Shannon Hoon — made up of camcorder footage shot by the Blind Melon frontman himself — beautifully humanizes a rock-casualty story
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Miss Eurovision This Year? Will Ferrell Comes to the Rescue
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWith the actual competition canceled, 'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga' on Netflix is the next best thing
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‘The Ghost of Peter Sellers’ Review: Portrait of a Movie Star Gone Mad
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFilmmaker Peter Medak revisits an old movie project in which the 'Dr. Strangelove' star drove him crazy—and nearly ruined his career
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‘Irresistible’ Review: Jon Stewart Delivers a Political Satire That Stings
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSteve Carell and Rose Byrne are partisan spin doctors who try to shape a small-town election —a nd deliver a scathing state-of-the-nation comedy
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‘Mr. Jones’: Stalin Thriller Is Saddled With Too Many Important Stories to Tell
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA disordered script makes this indictment of Stalin's evil from director Agnieszka Holland less-than-successful
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‘Babyteeth’ Review: Love, Death and Something to Chew On
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAustralian drama about a terminally ill woman, a drug-dealer boyfriend and her disapproving parents is the left-field hit you need right now
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