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‘Wicked: For Good’: Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande Soar Through the Emotional Heart of Jon M. Chu’s Dazzling and Darker Second Act

Darker and driven by grandiose feelings, “Wicked: For Good” concludes director Jon M. Chu’s stirring fantasy that, in the end, proves to have always been about the intricacies of friendship. Chu’s adaptation…

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‘Rental Family’: Brendan Fraser Navigates the Role of a Lifetime in Hikari’s Gentle Yet Affecting Comedy

Brendan Fraser continues to take his craft to the next level in Hikari’s affecting comedy-drama “Rental Family.” The Oscar winner plays Phillip Vandarploeug, a middling American actor living in Japan. Phillip has…

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Noah Baumbach’s ‘Jay Kelly’ Journeys Through the Perils of Fame With a Contemplative George Clooney 

George Clooney has arrived at the stage where he can now play an aging star reflecting on the tableaux of his life. This particular genre of storytelling is all about time, since being…

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Clint Bently’s ‘Train Dreams’ Evocatively Captures the Beauty and Tragedy of Being Human

The life story of a seemingly ordinary man is at the center of “Train Dreams,” the beautiful and haunting second feature from Clint Bently. The story of protagonist Robert Grainer (Joel Edgerton),…

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‘The Running Man’: Glen Powell Rushes Through Dystopia in Edgar Wright’s Eye-Popping Stephen King Adaptation

Maybe Stephen King was ahead of the curve all along. Famous for his horror novels, King has lately seen a cinematic and TV surge of his dystopias. It could be because they tap…

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Osgood Perkins’ ‘Keeper’ Sets a Bewitching Mood Around a Cryptic Horror Allegory

It has been the season of the witch for a while now when it comes to horror films. As if a spell were cast over every development meeting, hyper real versions of paganism…

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‘Nouvelle Vague’: Richard Linklater’s Jean-Luc Godard Tribute Goes Behind the Scenes of ‘Breathless’ To Celebrate French New Wave

French New Wave appeared at the right time at the dawn of the 1960s, as rebellion filled the air and a new generation began questioning everything, including art forms. While many of the…

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Jennifer Lawrence Burns Brightly in Lynne Ramsay’s Uninhibited ‘Die My Love’

The work of Scottish director Lynne Ramsay is rarely devoid of fierce emotion. Her worlds are populated by characters who are trapped in environments where violence can erupt out of sheer hatred, or…

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Stellan Skarsgård, Renate Reinsve and Elle Fanning Form a Powerful Triangle of Yearning and Creativity in Joachim Trier’s Masterful ‘Sentimental Value’ 

Joachim Trier’s “Sentimental Value” is a delicate drama that masterfully balances various angles all at once. It is a meditation on how we cannot choose our parents, at times left to pick…

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‘Nuremberg’: Russell Crowe Becomes a Chilling Hermann Göring in Gripping Nazi Trials Drama

The evils of the Nazi Party were so horrifying that World War II has provided an easy crop of go-to villains ever since Adolf Hitler was defeated. Few dramas have tried to truly…

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