Revisiting Hours: Murder, Sexism and the Nightly News — ‘To Die For’
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Amy Nicholson on watching Gus Van Sant's tabloid-crime satire in the post-Roger Ailes era — and rooting for the murderer
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50 Most Anticipated Movies of 2019
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom superhero movies and sequels to Broadway-musical adaptation and Martin Scorsese reteaming with De Niro — your must-see movie preview guide for the year
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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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‘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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‘Aquaman’ Review: D.C. Superhero’s Solo Movie Is a Waterlogged Mess
Posted in: Movie ReviewsNot 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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‘Boy Erased’ Review: A Heartfelt Portrait of a Teen’s Struggle With His Sexuality
Posted in: Movie ReviewsLucas Hedges shines alongside Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe in this harrowing real-life tale of a gay teen whose parents send him to conversion therapy
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Trailers of the Week: ‘Black Monday,’ ‘Miss Bala,’ ‘Destroyer’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom Nicole Kidman getting gritty to Gina Rodriguez in female-action hero mode — your best-of-the-week trailers round-up
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Nicole Kidman Plays Brooding Detective in ‘Destroyer’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsActress stars as LAPD investigator in Karyn Kusama-helmed crime-thriller
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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
