Movie Love in the Time of the Coronavirus
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Peter Travers on how COVID-19 has disrupted moviegoing as a collective experience — and why we'll eventually return to sitting together in the dark
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‘Bamboozled’ is the Forgotten Gem in Spike Lee’s Career
Posted in: Movie FeaturesA new Criterion Collection edition of the 2000 film—about a primetime TV minstrel show that becomes a hit—means its finally time to give this scorched-earth satire its due
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‘Swallow’: The Horror Movie for Our Helpless Moment
Posted in: Movie ReviewsModest thriller about a woman suffering from a psychological disorder may have found its audience on V.O.D.—and taps into a fear of control loss that goes beyond its subject
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John Turturro on ‘Plot Against America’ and Resurrecting Jesus Quintana
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe actor talks about bringing his 'Big Lebowski' character back from the dead, the art of directing sex scenes, and what he hopes viewers get out of HBO's adaptation of Philip Roth's book
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‘The Hunt’ Review: Red vs. Blue, Predators vs. Prey in Twitter’s America
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe politically charged thriller that Trump didn't want you to see finally hits theaters — and proves to be a better-then-decent B-movie
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50 Best Sci-Fi Movies of the 1970s
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom cosmic head trips to adventures in galaxies far, far away
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‘Bacurau’ Review: An Exploitation-Movie Gem, Made for the Politically Exploited
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA serrated-edged satire from Brazil chronicles strange occurrences in a small rural town — and what happens when the oppressed fight back
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‘First Cow’ Review: Frontier Capitalism, Friendship, and the Great American Filmmaker
Posted in: Movie ReviewsKelly Reichardt returns to the past for a quietly profound tale of two enterprising men, a cow, a crime, and a nation on the verge of change
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‘The Whistlers’ Review: When Pulp Fiction Met Romanian New Wave Perfection
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAll you need to make a movie is a girl and a gun—and a filmmaker who understands how to use those elements as a philosophical depth charge
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‘Wendy’ Review: Peter Pan’s Story, From a Female Perspective
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Beasts of the Southern Wild' writer-director Benh Zeitlin tackles J.M Barrie's tale of pirates and lost boys from a completely different angle
