‘After the Wedding’ Review: Mystery, Melodrama and Michelle Williams
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The actor is so good in this remake of Danish tearjerker that she almost makes this mediocrity worthwhile
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Julianne Moore Finds Joy on the Dance Floor in ‘Gloria Bell’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsChilean director Sebastián Lelio remakes his movie for Hollywood, having a woman in her fifties live her best life at L.A. dance clubs
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Trailers of the Week: ‘Toy Story 4,’ ‘Detective Pikachu,’ ‘Dumbo’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom first looks at the new Pixar sequel and Pokemon movie to a peek at Tim Burton's airborne pachyderm extravaganza
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‘Gloria Bell’ Trailer: Julianne Moore as Divorcée Finds New Love on Dance Floor
Posted in: Movie NewsJohn Turturro also stars in director Sebastián Lelio's remake of his 2013 film
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Peter Travers: How the Toronto Film Festival Set Up the 2019 Best Actress Oscar
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a former preschool teacher-turned-actor to Lady Gaga — the 10 female performances we saw at TIFF 2018 that could be Oscarbound
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30 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at Toronto Film Festival 2018
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom Lady Gaga singing the blues to docs on Bannon, Bergman and beyond — our preview of this year's must-see TIFF titles
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‘Suburbicon’ Review: George Clooney’s Satire Goes From Righteous to Toothless
Posted in: Movie ReviewsStar stays behind the camera for Coen-scripted take on 1950s hypocrisy – and adds an earnest subplot that nearly sinks the ship
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‘Wonderstruck’ Review: Todd Haynes Turns Kids’ Book Into Eye-Popping Wonder
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Carol' director switches things up with kids' film about two deaf youngsters whose stories intertwine decades apart
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Best Movies to See in October: ‘Blade Runner,’ Wonder Woman’s Origin and More
Posted in: Movie NewsFrom the long-awaited sequel to the most influential sci-fi movie ever made to a comic-book biopic, here's what you need to check out this month
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‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ Review: It’s ‘James Bond on Laughing Gas,’ Violent as Ever
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe British spy franchise returns, with more celebrities (hello, Channing Tatum) and cartoonish carnage
