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‘Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé’ Captures the Spectacular Scale of the Megastar’s World Tour

Beyoncé needs no introduction. A reigning giant in music, pop culture and fashion, she conquered the world long ago, and is still setting trends and breaking records. The release of “Renaissance: A…

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John Woo’s ‘Silent Night’ Shoots Its Way Through Christmas With Bloody Vengeance 

John Woo may have stopped making films in Hollywood 20 years ago, but his presence never went away. In the action genre he’s one of the few true auteurs, having established a particular…

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Eddie Murphy Lights Up ‘Candy Cane Lane’ With Standard Christmas Movie Cheer

“Candy Cane Lane” is the movie equivalent of those pumpkin spice drinks coffee shops offer as seasonal menu options. You enjoy it for what it is in the moment, but you’re not…

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In ‘Eileen,’ Anne Hathaway Is an Alluring Prison Shrink With a Dark Side

A small town in 1964 Massachusetts is the less-than-idyllic setting for “Eileen.” Director William Oldroyd’s adaption of Ottessa Moshfegh’s novel of the same name starts off as a drama before it takes…

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Ridley Scott’s ‘Napoleon’ Charges Into Battle With Stunning Scale and a Subdued Joaquin Phoenix

Ridley Scott and Napoleon Bonaparte were made for each other. Both define thinking big and charging forward. You could even say both can share in having conquered most of the world through their…

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‘Maestro’: Bradley Cooper’s Leonard Bernstein Biopic Conducts a Sweeping Overview of the Legendary Composer’s Life

Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” is one of those films that must be seen on a big screen. It is essential for the viewing experience as it is the images and texture that drive…

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‘Wish’: Disney’s Celebration of Itself Only Leaves Nostalgia for Its Glory Days

Like the mighty empire it is, Disney has been spending 2023 celebrating its centennial. Understandably, one of the world’s most recognizable brands wants to bask in its longevity. But “Wish” is a…

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‘Genie’: Richard Curtis’ Christmas Comedy Is Little More Than a Showcase for Melissa McCarthy

British screenwriter Richard Curtis, the man behind beloved classics such as “Love Actually” and “Notting Hill,” brings his talents to Peacock, and the result is the middling holiday fantasy film “Genie.” Melissa…

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