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Film: Page 22

An Exercise in Awkwardness

In Mike White’s Beatriz at Dinner, an unexpected houseguest leads to an evening of discomfort and bitter comedy

Film 8 years ago

If you found yourself at dinner with Donald Trump, what would you do? Grit your teeth and get through it, not wanting to upset or … Continue reading →

The wages of fear

Horror is human in It Comes at Night

Film 8 years ago

Too much has already been said about It Comes at Night, a completely insidious and utterly unsettling new horror film that continues to worm its … Continue reading →

Wonder Woman

Going into battle to save the world of men because it’s the right thing to do

Film 8 years ago

Why do superheroes do what they do? It’s a question often answered with a glib oversimplification: It’s the right thing. When you’ve developed a super-suit … Continue reading →

Requiem for a Heavyweight

Liev Schreiber shines as the real-life fighter who inspired Rocky in the quiet, moving Chuck

Film 8 years ago

Alongside baseball, the sport of boxing has provided a seemingly inexhaustible supply of stories for movies to tell. Brutal, lonely and intimately attuned to the … Continue reading →

In Space, No One Can Hear You Yawn

Director Ridley Scott turns the face-hugger on you with the wretched, cynical Alien: Covenant

Film 8 years ago

Ponderous, pornographic and unforgivably dull, Alien: Covenant proves once and for all that Ridley Scott is the single biggest hack in contemporary Hollywood — a … Continue reading →

Death of a Salesman

In the political satire Norman, Richard Gere plays a small-time con with the juice to topple governments

Film 8 years ago

Whether aging is kind to an actor seems to be largely a matter of choice, and by extension, integrity. Often, great actors getting on in … Continue reading →

Under a Bomber’s Moon

About a team of British filmmakers during the Blitz, Their Finest is a movie for people who love the movies

Film 8 years ago

Some movies make me talk, others shut me up good. After watching Lars von Trier’s Melancholia, for example, I couldn’t talk for two hours. Total … Continue reading →

#NOPE

Tech thriller The Circle founders on false dichotomies and a lack of direction

Film 8 years ago

Within the first few minutes of The Circle, a tiresome cinematic exercise in false dichotomies, Mae (Emma Watson) tells a friend that she’ll send him … Continue reading →

Monsters Far Away and Close to Home

Though missing the mark, Colossal remains an intriguing failure of a film

Film 8 years ago

A carousing alcoholic with a tendency toward blackout, Gloria (the excellent Anne Hathaway) saunters home at sunrise one morning to find that her boyfriend, Tim … Continue reading →

All in the Family

Playing fast and loose with reality as Diesel goes rogue in The Fate of the Furious

Film 8 years ago

There are several spoilable things in The Fate of the Furious, and most of them have to do with family — “family” being the eight-film … Continue reading →

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