‘Fyre’ Review: Doc on Disastrous Music Fest Is One Three-Alarm Autopsy
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Netflix's look at how greed, corruption and lies led to an epic music-fest fail is an expert portrait of a great American scam artist
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‘Glass’ Review: M. Night’s Shyamalan’s Double Sequel Is Half Full, Half Empty
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmaker connects bits of his two best movies into one chin-stroking thriller about why we need superheroes — a conversation 15 years too late
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‘The Upside’ Review: French Feel-Good Comedy Gets Hart-Felt Remake
Posted in: Movie ReviewsKevin Hart and Bryan Cranston star in aggressively mediocre redo of a hit about an ex-con taking care of a quadriplegic billionaire
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‘Escape Room’ Review: Six People, One High-Concept Horror Movie, No Exit
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA group must get through puzzle-solving levels of a deadly mystery game — or die tryin' — in decent attempt to cash in on pop party fad
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‘Stan & Ollie’ Review: A Nice Mess, An Even Nicer Biopic
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSteve Coogan and John C. Reilly pay tribute to the bond between the legendary screen team Laurel and Hardy
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‘Holmes & Watson’ Review: No, Sh-t Sherlock
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThis Will Ferrell/John C. Reilly parody of Sherlock Holmes is so painfully unfunny we're not sure it can legally be called a comedy
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‘On the Basis of Sex’ Review: Call It ‘RBG: The Early Years’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFelicity Jones plays the young-and-restless Ruth Bader Ginsburg in this superhero-origin-story biopic
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‘Destroyer’ Review: Pulpy Cop Thriller Is Pure Nicole Kidman Unleashed
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe actor turns this twisty, slightly confused piece of pulp fiction into a hell of a showcase
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‘Second Act’ Review: Corporate Snobs vs. Jenny From the Block
Posted in: Movie ReviewsJennifer Lopez comedy aims to be a 'Working Girl' for millennials — and almost gets by on star power alone
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‘Welcome to Marwen’ Review: Trauma, Triumph Get Stuck in the Dollhouse
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDirector Robert Zemeckis recounts a true story of an ex-soldier who uses action figures as art therapy — and loses something in the Hollywood transition
