‘Aquaman’ Review: D.C. Superhero’s Solo Movie Is a Waterlogged Mess
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Not even Jason Momoa and a cast of overqualified supporting actors can save the character from being the joke of the DCEU
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‘Vice’ Review: Meet The Dubya Era’s Dark Lord
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAdam McKay's biopic of former Vice-President Dick Cheney takes on the controversial political figure, one dark, bleak laugh at a time
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‘Bumblebee’ Review: If John Hughes Made a ‘Transformers’ Movie…
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThink 'E.T.' with auto parts — or a cash-in spin-off that transforms, surprisingly, into a best-of-franchise delight
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‘Mortal Engines’ Review: Metropocalypse Now!
Posted in: Movie ReviewsPeter Jackson & Co. take on Philip Reeve's popular sci-fi book — and end up with a steampunk Frankenstein's monster made from spare parts
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‘The House That Jack Built’: Lars von Trier’s Serial-Killer Movie Is One Huge F–k You
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe director's portrait of an artist as a psychopath reminds you that everything is permitted — except failed acts of provocation
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‘Capernaum’ Review: A Devastating Tale of A Boy Adrift in Beirut
Posted in: Movie ReviewsLebanese film is a harrowing portrait of a poverty-stricken child's fight to survive amid the city's chaos
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‘The Mule’ Review: Clint Eastwood’s Latest Is No ‘Dirty Harry: The Emeritus Years’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe venerable actor-director's character study gives us an elderly man who decides to start a new career — as a cartel drug-runner
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‘Bird Box’ Review: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSandra Bullock stars in post-apocalyptic sci-fi/horror movie about aliens that use sight as a weapon
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‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Review: The Greatest Spidey Movie of Them All
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAnimated take on your friendly neighborhood webslinger gives us a host of Spider-heroes — and absolutely nails why we love the character
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‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Review: Barry Jenkins’ Ode to Love and Heartbreak
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe Oscar-winning director's follow-up to 'Moonlight' gloriously brings James Baldwin's beautiful, bittersweet prose to life
