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‘The Rip’: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Are a Couple of Gritty Badges in Joe Carnahan’s Old School Cop Thriller

Netflix’s “The Rip” is a feature film led by some big names, but it entertains like old-fashioned television. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck produce and star in this cop thriller without any…

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‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Goes Berserk With Postapocalyptic Bloodshed 

The makers of “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” are quite serious about delivering something that is truly apocalyptic. It arrives seven months after “28 Years Later,” in which director Danny Boyle…

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‘Dead Man’s Wire’: Bill Skarsgård Is Hellbent on Justice in Gus Van Sant’s 1970s-Style True Crime Thriller

For his first feature in eight years, director Gus Van Sant found inspiration in a 1977 true crime story that feels as relevant as ever in our age of controversial individuals like Luigi…

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‘The Choral’: A Determined Ralph Fiennes Leads a WWI Village Choir in Gently Poignant British Drama

A group of villagers in a fictional Yorkshire town attempt to hold on to their humanity and reclaim some sense of normality through music during World War I in “The Choral,” the…

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‘No Other Choice’: Park Chan-wook’s Elegant Murder Spree Brilliantly Speaks to Uncertain Times 

You Man-su (Lee Byung-hun) is a true symbol of his time in Park Chan-wook’s “No Other Choice.” He feels secure in suburban bliss with a stable corporate job. That sense of security…

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‘The Testament of Ann Lee’: Amanda Seyfried Is Extraordinary in Mona Fastvold’s Singular Shaker Musical

The spirit of the aberrant woman behind the religious sect known as the Shakers inhabits Amanda Seyfried in “The Testament of Ann Lee.” Directed by Mona Fastvold and co-written by Brady Corbet…

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‘Anaconda’: Meta Comedy Coils Around Millennial Nostalgia for Silly Enjoyment 

Tom Gormican’s “Anaconda” is another slice of millennial nostalgia with the added touch of mocking that very same obsession with the past. If you grew up in the 1990s and watched movies,…

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In ‘Song Sung Blue,’ Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson Are a Lovable Neil Diamond Tribute Act Pulling Through Tragedy 

The ongoing renaissance of music biopics continues to deliver cinematic interpretations of legendary chart-toppers. “Song Sung Blue” becomes an engrossing addition by not focusing on some cultural icon. Its subjects are the…

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