‘Bombshell’ Review: A Cure for What Ailes Us
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Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie pack a punch in this real-life story of how the women of Fox News brought down the network's predatory CEO
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‘A Hidden Life’: Terrence Malick’s ‘Return to Form’ Still Feels Like a Miss
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe director puts his free-form aesthetic on hold to tell the true story of a WWII pacificist — but it's still too cryptic for its own good
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‘Uncut Gems’: Adam Sandler’s Wild Ride Should Net the Actor an Oscar
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe 'SNL' gives a career-best performance as a NYC jeweller after a rare opal—and dealing with NBA superstars, an angry mistress and dangerous mobsters
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‘Richard Jewell’: Clint Eastwood Defends Truth, Justice and an Innocent Man
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe veteran filmmaker charts how a security guard was declared a hero for finding a bomb — then became the prime suspect in the case
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‘Little Joe’: A ‘Body Snatchers’ for the Age of Antidepressants
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWhat if you bred a plant with the power to make people "happy" — and its zombified fans would kill to protect it?
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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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Review: ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Is a Three-Alarm Romance
Posted in: Movie ReviewsCéline Sciamma's film is a timeless work of art
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‘The Aeronauts’: Ballooning Biopic Goes Up, Up and Away From the Facts
Posted in: Movie ReviewsReal-life drama about 19th century balloonists is full of hot air when it comes to what actually happened
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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
