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‘Superman’: James Gunn Updates the Man of Steel With a Touch of Irony and All-American Cheer

Even when rebooting the most famous superhero of them all, James Gunn can’t help but leave his undeniable stamp. “Superman” is designed to be a true summer event. Several levels of anticipation…

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‘Jurassic World Rebirth’: Gareth Edwards Brings Visual Scope to Otherwise Lazy Sequel

It has been 32 years since Steven Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park” conquered the world, but the franchise seems tired of its dinosaurs. “Jurassic World Rebirth” has all the signs of a movie assembled…

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‘40 Acres’: Danielle Deadwyler Leads a Family Through Postapocalyptic Times With Commanding Presence

With so many dystopian movies made over the past century, you would think there is little room left for another postapocalyptic parable. “40 Acres” proves the genre does indeed have more to…

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‘The Old Guard 2’ Reunites Charlize Theron’s Immortals for a Half-Baked Showdown With Uma Thurman 

Much has changed since “The Old Guard” premiered in 2020 when we were all in lockdown and Netflix was still splurging on original films. It was one of the studio’s more engaging action…

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‘F1: The Movie’: Brad Pitt Steers Gloriously Fun Racing Epic With Scruffy Charm 

Brad Pitt is part of that small club we call the last of the true movie stars. They hail from a time when name alone could drive box office, in the days before…

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‘Sorry, Baby’: Eva Victor Masterfully Confronts the Toll of Trauma in Piercing Debut

There are moments in life where we meet someone and notice particular features or behavior patterns that suggest something happened to them. We are all marked by painful moments in life’s journey, but…

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‘Hot Milk’: Emma Mackey Finds Her Voice in Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s Searing Drama

At 25, Sofia (Emma Mackey), the woman at the center of Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s striking “Hot Milk,” should be living a fully independent life, but she is instead enmeshed in a codependent relationship…

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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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