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Three’s a Crowd in Absurd Period Comedy ‘Blithe Spirit’

A writer who is blocked in more ways than one finds inspiration from the beyond in “Blithe Spirit,” a supernatural period comedy based on the 1941 play of the same name by…

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In ‘I Care a Lot,’ Rosamund Pike Is as Wicked as Ever

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‘Nomadland’ Is a Powerful Elegy for an America Where Economic Refugees Hit the Road

“Nomadland” is both a requiem and journey, lamenting a country that is no more while taking in the freedom of the open road. This is a vast nation full of wondrous landscapes.

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‘The Mauritanian’ Locks Itself Inside One Man’s Nightmare at Guantanamo

“The Mauritanian” is telling two stories, one of which works to riveting effect. The other is more of a standard, but well-acted legal drama. But some movies elevate their worth even further…

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Suburban life is not all it’s cracked up to be in the dark comedy “Breaking News in Yuba County.” Allison Janney leads an all-star ensemble in this feature that satirizes the…

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In ‘Minari,’ the Immigrant Experience Comes Alive With Wistful Resonance

The family in Lee Isaac Chung’s entrancing “Minari” undergo many of the classic moments we associate with stories of the immigrant experience. Unlike many other movies however, their dreams are so…

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‘Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar’ Reunites Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo for a Gleefully Absurd Adventure

“Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar” makes no attempt to take itself too seriously or justify its existence beyond the sheer desire to bring out the laughs. The screenplay alone…

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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Looks Back With Riveting Force at the Final Days of Black Panther Revolutionary Fred Hampton

“Judas and the Black Messiah” looks back at a particular moment in time when a generation was swept up in the fervor of a revolutionary epoch. Today we live in an era…

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‘A Glitch in the Matrix’ Takes an Absorbing Dive Into Simulation Theory

“A Glitch in the Matrix” goes beyond being a mere documentary. A sensory experience, it is the kind of work where after the end credits roll you may walk outside and see…

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‘Falling’ Features Viggo Mortensen and Lance Henriksen in a Heart-Wrenching Standoff

Viggo Mortensen’s “Falling” looks at a life nearing its end with nothing left but rage and memories. Many films have recently focused on the theme of dementia, but none so painfully…

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In Pandemic Drama ‘Little Fish,’ Love and Memory Loss Are Both Emotional and Heartbreaking

A young couple in their first year of marriage face tragedy in pandemic romance drama “Little Fish.” While technically a romantic sci-fi, the film doesn’t feel quite as far-fetched as it probably…

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In ‘Minari,’ the Immigrant Experience Comes Alive With Wistful Resonance
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Pink Sweats Forges a New Path Through R&B on the Soulful, Eclectic ‘Pink Planet’
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‘The Mauritanian’ Locks Itself Inside One Man’s Nightmare at Guantanamo
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The Good Life Is Elusive in Dark Comedy ‘Breaking News in Yuba County’
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‘Medicine at Midnight’: Foo Fighters Keep Carrying Rock’s Flickering Torch
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Hayley Williams Is in Her Feelings on Delicate ‘Flowers for Vases/Descansos’
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‘A Glitch in the Matrix’ Takes an Absorbing Dive Into Simulation Theory
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‘Lost Themes III: Alive After Death’: John Carpenter Continues To Forge Creepy New Musical Territory
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'Supernova': Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Eloquently Capture Love as a Couple Grappling With Dementia
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In Pandemic Drama ‘Little Fish,’ Love and Memory Loss Are Both Emotional and Heartbreaking
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