‘The French Dispatch’ Is the Most Wes Anderson-y Wes Anderson Movie of All Time
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The director throws every trick in his book at this lovingly tribute to 'The New Yorker' magazine — and creatives everywhere
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‘Dune’ Wages an All-Out Attack on the Senses — and Wins
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDenis Villeneuve's ambitious adaptation turns Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic into a big, bold blockbuster
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‘The Velvet Underground’ Documentary Is as Radical, Daring and Brilliant as the Band Itself
Posted in: Movie ReviewsTodd Haynes look back at the Sixties downtown-boho rock icons gives the group the exhilarating, experimental portrait it richly deserves
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‘Halloween Kills’…Your Desire to See Any More ‘Halloween’ Movies
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe sequel to David Gordon Green's brilliant 2018 franchise-reboot is a murder scene in all of the wrong ways
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‘The Last Duel’: Damon and Affleck Reunite for a Medieval #MeToo-Drama Fail
Posted in: Movie ReviewsCo-starring Adam Driver and Jodie Comer, Ridley Scott's A-list epic tries to balance violence, comedy, campiness and heavy-handed message-mongering. It does not succeed
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‘Lamb’ Is the Sweetest, Most Touching Horror-Movie Nightmare You’ve Ever Seen
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA bold, disturbing story about farmers raising an unusual animal as their own makes for an incredible debut — and a cult movie in the making
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‘Titane’: Just Your Average Gender-Flipping, Genre-Bending, Car-F–king Serial Killer Movie
Posted in: Movie ReviewsJulia Ducournau's Palme d'Or winner twists horror, erotica, and psychological thrills into something completely new, confounding, and captivating
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‘No Time to Die’: Daniel Craig’s Last Bond Movie Is One Long, Loving Victory Lap
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFor his final turn as 007, the actor who gave Bond an edge and a pulse reminds you why his tenure as the action hero has been iconic
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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’: Woody Harrelson Is the Creep This B-Movie Needs
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAs the titular villainous counterpart to Tom Hardy's Venom, the actor ups the ante of silly humor and trashy fun in this dueling-alien-symbiotes sequel
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Why ‘Many Saints of Newark’ Is a ‘Sopranos’ Prequel You Can’t Refuse
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDavid Chase and friends go back to the beginning, and deliver a combination of origin story, historical epic and a good, old-fashioned gangster movie
