‘Ready or Not’ Review: Here Kills the Bride
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In a film that's 'Bridesmaids' meets 'The Purge,' a new wife plays a deadly game of hide and seek.
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‘Fiddler: Miracle of Miracles’ Review — An Untraditional Documentary on a Beloved Musical
Posted in: Movie ReviewsMax Lewkowicz's documentary exposes the behind-the-scenes drama and on-stage magic of 'Fiddler on the Roof'
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‘Brittany Runs a Marathon’ Review: Star Jillian Bell Goes the Extra Mile
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe comic actress is hilarious and heartfelt as an aimless slacker on a mission to turn her life around
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‘American Factory’ Review: How an East-West Labor Experiment Went South
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDocumentary on Chinese auto-glass company opening a plant in Ohio captures a cross-cultural slow-motion car wreck
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‘Cold Case Hammarskjöld’ Review: Conspiracy Thriller Doc Is a True WTF
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA Danish documentarian investigates a decades-old plane crash — and stumbles on to a potential sucker-punch of a revelation that may be too bad to be true
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‘Aquarela’ Review: The Shape of Water, Indeed
Posted in: Movie ReviewsEco-documentary on H20 in the age of climate change — from crumbling icebergs to chaotic hurricanes — is both gorgeous and terrifying
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‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’: Blanchett-Led Bestseller Gets Lost in Translation
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDirector Richard Linklater and his Oscar-winning star can't quite save adaptation of Maria Semple's novel about a women searching for herself
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‘Good Boys’ Review: R-Rated Innocence
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe spiritual prequel of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's 'Superbad' feels like it was made for and by 12-year-olds
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‘Blinded by the Light’: Bruce’s Music Is a Gift for a British-Pakistani Teen
Posted in: Movie ReviewsCynics won't thrill to this feel-good movie based on a true story, but the uplift is there for those who need a rebuke to racism
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‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ Review: A River (and Wrestlers) Run Through It
Posted in: Movie ReviewsOffbeat road movie follows two misfit dreamers rafting their way to a wrestling school — and reminds you why Shia LaBeouf became a star
