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‘The Bride!’: Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale Have Monstrous Chemistry in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Message-Heavy ‘Frankenstein’ Reimagining

The classics can be interpreted in so many different ways. You can keep them set in their original eras or update the story for the present. Maggie Gyllenhaal’s sophomore directorial effort, “The…

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‘Dreams’: Jessica Chastain Loves Coldly in Mexican Auteur Michel Franco’s Unnerving Immigration Allegory

The cinema of Mexican auteur Michel Franco can either go down as a depressing experience or as bold storytelling, depending on the viewer. There are no safe storytelling avenues in his films, and…

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‘Scream 7’: The Return of Neve Campbell Fails to Sharpen a 30-Year-Old Franchise Left on Dull Autopilot 

After controversial changes in cast and switching directors, “Scream 7” arrives with hopes of convincing fans that there is still some life left in this franchise. This year marks three decades since…

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Baz Luhrmann’s ‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’ Brings a Legend’s Stage Presence Into Startling Clarity With Stunning Scale

Baz Luhrmann’s rapturous “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” brings Elvis Presley the entertainer into stark clarity. Behind all of the famous, debauched, opulent and ultimately tragic stories, there was always this raw…

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‘How to Make a Killing’: Glen Powell Murders for the Money in Bland Oddball Comedy 

The plot of “How to Make a Killing” has the makings of a vicious dark comedy. In its subtext is the stuff of tragic greed and desperation. What it poses is quite…

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‘Crime 101’: Chris Hemsworth Plots a Final Heist in Bart Layton’s Character-Driven Thriller

Handsome faces. Fast cars. Streets in a neon glow. “Crime 101” opens looking like a classic Los Angeles heist movie, with the camera floating over the city’s famous freeways while the hypnotic…

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‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’: A Wonderfully Manic Sam Rockwell Is Out to Stop AI in Gore Verbinski’s Deliriously Rowdy Tech Takedown

The machines have taken over. Even before the rise of AI, we were already locked into our phones and other digital gadgets. Director Gore Verbinski tries to resist with “Good Luck, Have…

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‘Wuthering Heights’: Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi Lack Steam in Emerald Fennell’s Overwrought Emily Brontë Adaptation

Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” sighs and gasps under the impression that you need to pump up the visual volume to make 19th century literature exciting. There is undeniably something quite direct, even…

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‘No Other Choice’: Park Chan-wook’s Elegant Murder Spree Brilliantly Speaks to Uncertain Times 
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‘The Testament of Ann Lee’: Amanda Seyfried Is Extraordinary in Mona Fastvold’s Singular Shaker Musical
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