‘Sound of Metal’ Review: Riz Ahmed’s Drummer Pursues Life After Hearing Loss
A searing central performance smooths over some rough patches in the script by co-writer and first-time director Darius Marder
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‘Nomadland’ Film Review: Frances McDormand Hits the Road in Quiet, Lyrical Drama
Chloé Zhao’s film is a gentle, uncommonly rich drama in which the main character hits the road not to get away from home, but to find it
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‘Mank’ Film Review: David Fincher Sumptuously Spins the ‘Citizen Kane’ Origin Story
This look at writer Herman Mankiewicz’s motivations examines the dividing line between studio politics and politics-politics
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‘Freaky’ Film Review: Bloody and Wacky Don’t Quite Mix in Slasher-Body Swap Hybrid
Director Christopher Landon’s return to horror-comedy lacks that “Happy Death Day” spark but has its pleasures
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‘Small Axe: Red, White and Blue’ Review: John Boyega’s London Cop Tries to Change the System
Part of Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” miniseries, this ’80s-set police drama takes a timely look at reform vs. abolition
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‘All My Life’ Film Review: Romantic Drama Tries to Turn Heartbreaking Into Heartwarming
Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr. star in the Marc Meyers film that always looks for ways to be unabashedly sentimental and proudly uplifting
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‘The Godfather, Coda’ Film Review: Francis Coppola Tries to Give the Corleones’ Third Act a Second Life
Even with a new beginning and ending, and shortened run time, “The Death of Michael Corleone” remains overshadowed by its predecessors
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‘Crock of Gold’ Film Review: Shane MacGowan Documentary Is Full of Ravaged Beauty
Julien Temple’s film about the Pogues singer is a heartbreaking, messy and inspiring experience
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‘Love, Weddings & Other Disasters’ Film Review: Moronic Comedy Delivers on the ‘Disaster’ Part
If this represents the best offers Diane Keaton and Jeremy Irons are getting, then show business is broken
