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‘28 Years Later’: Danny Boyle Revives His Post-Apocalyptic World With Unchained Ferocity 

The world is going crazy. As liberties erode and missiles streak across skies, we don’t know who we can trust. The terrain is ripe for Danny Boyle’s “28 Years Later,” a sequel…

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‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’: Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney Chase Theater Dreams To Realistic Closure

Young theater people are among the most enthusiastic artists, especially as they get older. Director Jon S. Baird gracefully curbs this optimism in “Everything’s Going to Be Great,” by imposing reality on seemingly impossible dreams.

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‘Bride Hard’: Rebel Wilson Is the Maid of Dishonor in Derivative Action Comedy

Many women are asked to be a bridesmaid at least once in their lives, and the call does not always come at the most convenient time, especially if you are a secret agent…

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‘Materialists’: Dakota Johnson Is Caught Between Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans in Celine Song’s Dreamily Honest Romance

Relationships have always been much more complicated than just attraction or personality. Looks and money can indeed count for more, a lot more, than personality. Celine Song’s “Materialists” uses the rules of…

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‘The Life of Chuck’: Mike Flanagan Adapts Stephen King’s Short Story Into a Wonderful Meditation on Life’s Chapters

It must be quite something to near the end and look back. Does our brain truly turn our lives into a kind of montage that flashes by? In Mike Flanagan’s “The Life…

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In ‘From the World of John Wick: Ballerina,’ Ana de Armas Dances Around With Plenty of Visually Wild Action but No Story

Chad Stahelski’s “John Wick” franchise is one of the great modern action vehicles, defining aesthetic richness with the kind of craft that delivers the best of its genre. That puts quite a lot…

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‘The Phoenician Scheme’: Benicio Del Toro Is Wes Anderson’s Best Father Figure in Years

Fathers and father figures are almost always at the center of Wes Anderson’s films and “The Phoenician Scheme” is no exception. This time, Benicio Del Toro wows as our imperfect specimen of…

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‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Reunites Old Favorites With a New Fighter for a Kinetically Silly Time 

Jonathan Entwistle’s “Karate Kid: Legends” is a combination of two sides to the 41-year-old franchise. One half borrows from the usual plot beats of the 1984 original “The Karate Kid,” the other…

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