‘The Quiet One’ Review: Bill Wyman Doc Goes Wide, Not Deep
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Portrait of legendary bassist recounts how ex-Rolling Stone gathered no moss — and gets selective with his legacy
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‘Wild Rose’ Review: Ballad of a Honky-Tonk Woman
Posted in: Movie ReviewsStory of an Scottish single mother who dreams of country-music glory is fueled by one knockout performance
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New ‘Shaft’ Reboot Attempts to Question What It Means to Be a Man
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDirector Tim Story’s update of the blaxploitation classic remains shamelessly regressive
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‘Men in Black International’: Looks Great, Less Filling
Posted in: Movie ReviewsChris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson are an incredible duo in a flat franchise
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‘The Dead Don’t Die,’ Jim Jarmusch’s Zombie Movie, Is an Apocalyptic Afterthought
Posted in: Movie ReviewsBill Murray, Chloë Sevigny and Adam Driver play cops trying to protect their small town from the walking dead, but it's not enough to save the film from floundering
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‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ Review: Scorsese’s Dylan Doc Is Simply Brilliant
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmaker looks back on Bob's legendary 1975 tour and turns a gamechanging moment into a hall of mirrors
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‘I Am Mother’ Review: Dystopic Sci-Fi With a Maternal Twist
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThriller about a young woman, her robot mom and a mysterious stranger ponders human nature vs. cyber-nurturing
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‘Pavarotti’ Review: Doc on Famed Tenor Hits Most of the Right Notes
Posted in: Movie ReviewsPortrait of one of the most famous opera singers ever is delightful, if far from definitive
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‘Last Black Man in San Francisco’ Review: Race, Gentrification and an Instant Classic
Posted in: Movie ReviewsTwo Bay Area filmmakers deliver a funny, poignant, rage-filled valentine to the city they love
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‘Leto’ Review: Russian Rockers Rage Against the ’80s Machine
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA look back at Leningrad's underground garage-rock scene is one gorgeous, grungy, achingly sad memory piece
