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‘80 for Brady’: Tomlin, Fonda, Field and Moreno Are a Fun Foursome in Super Bowl Comedy

While some older women prefer to bond over low-key activities like knitting, shuffleboard, and mall walking, the fierce foursome in the comedy “80 for Brady,” played by screen legends Lily Tomlin,…

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M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Rings in the Apocalypse With a Notable Dave Bautista

For most of its running time, M. Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin” sustains an impressive amount of tension centered on a fear of the apocalypse. Like any aware artist, Shyamalan…

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In ‘Pamela, a Love Story,’ Pamela Anderson Reflects on Her Journey With Endearing Sincerity

Beauty can be a curse. The cliché holds true when it comes to a particular kind of fame. Pamela Anderson has been locked in as a sex symbol to the point where…

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‘You People’ Is a Mix of Misfired Satire and Cheap Laughs

Writer-producer Kenya Barris, who successfully explored race relations and topical issues using humor for eight seasons of “Black-ish,” tries his hand at a romantic comedy with his feature directorial debut, “You…

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Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel Exchange Nightmare Nuptials in ‘Shotgun Wedding’

Jennifer Lopez has always been a good sport when it comes to romantic comedies, giving her all in classics like “The Wedding Planner” and “Maid in Manhattan,” but Lopez can also kick…

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‘When You Finish Saving the World’: Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard Exasperate Each Other

A mother who does social work and her internet personality son are more alike than they think in offbeat comedy “When You Finish Saving the World,” the feature directorial debut of actor…

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In ‘Alice, Darling,’ Anna Kendrick Captures a Shattering Portrait of Domestic Abuse 

Films can be a curious thing where strong performances and a sense of purpose overcome a sparse screenplay. Take “Alice, Darling” for example. It’s a movie where any sense of a “plot”…

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‘Plane’: Gerard Butler Takes a Detour in Brisk Thriller

Gerard Butler goes on the ride of his life in “Plane,” an action-thriller starring Butler as Captain Brodie Torrance, the pilot of a commercial airliner that takes a detour during a…

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