‘Widows’ Review: Four Women, a Heist and One Hell of a Ride
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Steve McQueen's follow-up to '12 Years a Slave' turns an adaptation of a 1983 British miniseries into the powerhouse thriller of the year
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‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’ Review: Go West, Coen Brothers
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmakers drop their patented irony into this Western anthology movie about gunfighters, gold diggers and frontier fatalism
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Best Movies and TV to Stream in Nov.: Welles, Coen Brothers, ‘Homecoming’
Posted in: TV FeaturesSo what will you be streaming this month, you ask? Netflix pulls a major coup by […]
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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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‘The Commuter’ Review: All Aboard Liam Neeson’s Gleefully Absurd ‘Taken’ on a Train
Posted in: Movie ReviewsB-movie magician Jaume Collet-Serra drops the aging action star into a rush-hour whodunnit
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‘Mark Felt’ Review: Liam Neeson Blows Watergate’s Whistle in Deep Throat Biopic
Posted in: Movie ReviewsSubtitled 'The Man Who Brought Down the White House,' this political drama feels slightly sluggish – and eerily current
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See New ‘Love Actually’ Sequel Trailer for Red Nose Day Special
Posted in: Movie NewsHugh Grant, Liam Neeson, Keira Knightley, Laura Linney and more of the original cast reprise roles
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Watch Stephen Hawking Audition Actors for New Voice in Hilarious Video
Posted in: Music NewsLin-Manuel Miranda, Liam Neeson, Anna Kendrick, Eddie Redmayne try out to replace physicist's computerized tone in clip promoting Red Nose Day
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‘A Monster Calls’ Review: Boy Meets Magical, Healing Tree in Extraordinary Fantasy
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAdaptation of Patrick Ness' novel digs deep into imagination and comes up with grand, moving statement on grief
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‘Silence’ Review: Martin Scorsese’s Jesuit Drama Is a Religious Experience
Posted in: Movie ReviewsStory of Jesuit priests facing persecution in Japan is one of the master filmmaker's most spiritually moving films to date
