TV & Movies Reviews
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The Weird Connection Between David Lynch and 'The Wizard of Oz'
Lynch/Oz, the free-form look at the connection between David Lynch and The Wizard of Oz is a film-studies masterclass
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‘Past Lives’ Is Already the Best Movie of the Year
Playwright Celine Song’s debut feature reunites former childhood crushes after their moment’s passed — and is a masterpiece about fate, love, and heartbreak
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'Reality' Finally Gives Sydney Sweeney Her Movie-Star Moment
Euphoria and The White Lotus actress levels up big time with this HBO drama about NSA whistleblower Reality Winner's interrogation by the FBI
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‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ Is Pure Superhero-Movie Bliss
The second installment of the animated Miles Morales/Spidey saga, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, gives fans everything they want and more
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The Dark Side of ‘American Gladiators’: Addiction and Exploitation
ESPN’s two-part film The American Gladiators Documentary explores what happened to the musclebound fighters on the show, and its mystery co-creator
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‘I Think You Should Leave’ Season 3: Tim Robinson’s Guide to Comedy
Netflix sketch-comedy series I Think You Should Leave, from Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin, is back for Season 3. We break down their comedy formula.
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‘You Hurt My Feelings’: The Perfect Julia Louis-Dreyfus Cringe Comedy
Writer-director Nicole Holofcener hands the Veep star one gem of a role: a writer who turns her husband’s white lie into marital Chernobyl
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‘FUBAR’ Gives Arnold Schwarzenegger His Most Fun Role in Years
Netflix action-comedy series FUBAR may seem like a cover band playing the star’s greatest hits, though you can’t help but smile
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Wes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’ Has Sharply Divided Cannes
The idiosyncratic writer-director returns to Cannes with a who’s who of actors, a 1950s fever-dream look, and no point whatsoever
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‘American Born Chinese’ Is a Thrilling ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Reunion
Disney+ series ‘American Born Chinese’ sees Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Stephanie Hsu join forces for a story about the Asian American experience
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