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Roofman Review: Channing Tatum Delivers in Derek Cianfrance's Charming Con Comedy
Things keep moving in spite of a shallow story and underwritten supporting characters
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Hedda Review: Tessa Thompson and Nia DaCosta Make A Bitter Brew Look Good
This new version of Hedda Gabler is cruel in all the best ways.
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Him Review: This Football Fear Fest Fumbles the Ball
Marlon Wayans gets a chance to shine in a story that's both too inside yet too vague
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One Battle After Another Review: Leonardo DiCaprio and Ensemble Shine in Rollicking Action Drama
Am I willing to call it the best movie of 2025? Not yet.
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A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review: Kogonada's Romance Is a Life-Affirming Wonder
Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie astound in a romantic drama that you'll want to live in.
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Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues Review: A Dismal Farewell to Rock's Loudest Band
This continuation of the 1984 classic feels like a first draft cash grab
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Bugonia Review: Yorgos Lanthimos's Latest Is a Quirky Call to Save Our Planet
Jess Plemons and Emma Stone duke it out in Yorgos Lanthimos's latest on how our world is dying.
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'Eleanor the Great' Review: June Squibb Grips Your Heart in Scarlett Johansson's Directorial Debut
June Squibb continues to delight in a story about the stories we tell in grief.
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'The Conjuring: Last Rites' Review: The Warrens Ghost Adventures Fizzle in Finale
Ed and Lorraine say goodbye to audiences and hello to a host of new ghosts.
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'Caught Stealing' Review: Austin Butler Carries Darren Aronofsky's Haphazard Crime Thriller
Aronofsky draws from the likes of Scorsese and the Safdie brothers for a gangster film high on weirdness if short on momentum
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'The Roses' Review: Jay Roach's Remake Is at War With Itself
Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch try to strike the right tone in Tony MacNamara's attempt at black comedy
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'Honey Don't' Review: This Coen/Cooke Joint is Better Than the Last, And That Ain't Saying Much
Margaret Qualley holds together this floundering mystery that doesn't know where to go