Reviews
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‘Let’s Be Cops’ Reviews: Buddy Comedy Finds Few Friends in Critics Clique
A total of three critics, so far, like this movie
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‘The One I Love’ Review: Elisabeth Moss, Mark Duplass Explore Unconventional Couples’ Therapy
This haunting Sundance hit is worth seeing before someone spoils its surprises
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‘The Trip to Italy’ Review: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon Serve Up More Delicious Mid-Life Crises
The comedians reteam with writer-director Michael Winterbottom for another exploration of friendship, rivalry, regret, and really amazing seafood
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‘The November Man’ Review: Pierce Brosnan’s Aging Spy Can’t Save This Double-0 Dud
Too few engaging characters and one thoroughly negligible performance from Luke Bracey results in a thriller that trying too hard to thrill
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‘Life After Beth’ Review: Aubrey Plaza’s Monster More Appealing Than the Romance
There’s a distinct lack of humanity in this zombie-rom-com, resulting in not enough brains nor heart to chew on
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‘Let’s Be Cops’ Review: Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans, Jr. Have Too Few Good Jokes in Their Holsters (Video)
The leads are appealing, but the script is operating dangerously below the comedy speed limit
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‘The Giver’ Review: Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep Can’t Teach This Predictable YA Thriller New Tricks
This adaptation of the Lois Lowry best-seller gets adolescence right and everything else wrong
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‘The Maids’ Theater Review: Cate Blanchett Enters the Camp Pantheon Wearing Alexander McQueen
When the distraught actress looks into the bathroom mirror to reapply her makeup, nobody smears lipstick with the panache of Blanchett
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Critics Shell ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ With Bad Reviews: 10 Takedowns to Consider
“If ever there was a movie that should not have been made, this is that movie,” Seattle Times critic Soren Anderson wrote
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‘The Dog’ Review: Portrait of a Bank Robber an Expertly Crafted Game of Revelations
Smart and provocative, this portrait of the true-life figure behind “Dog Day Afternoon” dazzlingly punctures its subject’s delusions
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‘Step Up All In’ Review: No, Seriously — Shut Up and Dance (Video)
This fifth entry feels like a mixed bag even by the standards of the series, but all is forgiven when the stars stop talking and their feet start flying
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‘Big Brother’ Live Double Eviction Exposes Masterminds as One Houseguest Explodes (Video)
Things are always crazy when “Big Brother” forces the Houseguests to get through a week of strategy and gameplay during a single one-hour live broadcast
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‘Into the Storm’ Review: Mass Tornado Destruction Offers Minor Cinematic Distraction
If you want to see two-dimensional characters buffeted about by larger-than-life weather patterns — well, at least “Sharknado 2” offers some humor
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‘What If’ Review: Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan Jolt Life Back into the Rom-Com
The director of the underappreciated “Goon” gets the best out of a strong ensemble and a smart script while letting Toronto have its turn as a great place to fall in love on-screen
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‘The Expendables 3’ Review: Sylvester Stallone Gums Up the Works with a Dull Junior Auxiliary
The pleasure of these silly shoot-em-ups comes from its over-the-hill ensemble, so why devote so much of the movie to a bunch of forgettable millennials?