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‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Zaps the Joy Out of the DC Franchise 

Like a bolt of lightning dropping out of the sky, “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” seems to announce that we’re finally reaching a certain peak with superhero formulas. One can’t get too…

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‘Inside’ Traps Willem Dafoe In a Luxurious Penthouse With Claustrophobic Intensity 

Good suspense can be inspired by the simplest of ideas. What if you were trapped inside a luxury apartment which you did not own, but had access to all of its delights? The…

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‘Boston Strangler’ Gives the Journalists Who Investigated Famed Serial Killer the True Crime Treatment

Keira Knightley is on the case in “Boston Strangler,” a gritty true crime drama that sees her on the trail of one of the most infamous serial killers in American history.

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‘Scream VI’ Slashes at Its Own Existence With Sharp Jokes and Screeching Terror

The “Scream” franchise keeps coming back like its vast assembly of deranged killers and family feuds. What sets it apart is that somehow its reboots have proven to be convincingly entertaining. By the…

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‘Luther: The Fallen Sun’ Puts Idris Elba in a Bigger, Tougher Vision of the Gritty Series

In a time before Peak TV, many hit series coveted the pathway to becoming movies. It was a sign of true prestige if your show could translate well to the big screen. Many…

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In ‘Champions,’ Winning Is Less Important Than How To Play the Game

Woody Harrelson plays a guy down-on-his-luck, who channels his inner winner with the help of a group of unlikely young athletes, in the feel-good sports comedy “Champions.” Based on the 2018…

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‘Creed III’ Gives the Franchise a Hard-Hitting New Tone With Michael B. Jordan as Director

Franchises are such a norm now that we’re getting entirely new ones spinning out of classic titles. The “Rocky” movies gave birth to “Creed,” which was followed by “Creed II,” a sequel of…

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‘Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre’: Guy Ritchie Dresses a Standard Spy Thriller in Glossy Style

After numerous delays we can finally take a dive into “Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre,” the latest from director Guy Ritchie. When approaching a Ritchie film, there is always one certainty;…

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In Irish Drama ‘The Quiet Girl,’ There Is Strength in Silence
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‘Of an Age’ Writer-Director Goran Stolevski Seeks to Tell Queer Stories of Evocative Power 
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‘Return to Seoul’ Forms an Exquisitely Moving Portrait of Seeking Identity
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