Reviews
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‘The Greatest’ Review: Prime Video’s Muhammad Ali Series Is One Of the Year’s Best TV Dramas
Jaalen Best and creator Ben Watkins get in the ring for an exceptional journey through the boxing legend’s early years
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‘The Heart’ Off Broadway Review: The Beat Goes on in a Terrific New Musical About Organ Transplants
A most unusual subject for a musical makes for a most engaging one
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‘A Few Good Men’ Broadway Review: Aaron Sorkin Drama Is Guilty of Being a Creaky Old Play
Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson and Demi Moore are replaced by Tom Blyth, Bradley Whitford and Krysta Rodriguez
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‘The Mosquito Bowl’ Review: World War II Football Movie Does Manly Things in a Manly Way
“Friday Night Lights” and “Lone Survivor” director Peter Berg makes a movie your dad and/or granddad will love
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‘The One About Matthew Perry’ Review: Touching Netflix Docuseries Is About Far More Than ‘Friends’
The actor’s friends and family paint a complete picture of a comedy legend and advocate for addiction recovery
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‘Queeney Todd: The Demon Bottom of Fleet Street’ Off Broadway Review: How Dare They Do This to Sondheim
Is nothing sacred in today’s theater?
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‘The Imaginary Invalid’ Broadway Review: Bill Irwin Loses Something in Translation
After playing the Cyclops in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” the actor writes himself a role that too infrequently produces much laughter
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‘Love Language’ Review: Chloë Grace Moretz Dazzles in This Top-Shelf Rom-Com
Anthony Ramos and Manny Jacinto fill out the love triangle in Joey Power’s smart, sweet film about a lovelorn author who ghostwrites wedding vows
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‘Yaga’ Review: Carrie-Anne Moss Makes the Perfect Antihero in AMC+ Tale of Unleashing Female Rage
“Heated Rivalry” fans will have plenty to say about Hudson Williams’ smarmy and misogynistic dual roles
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‘Klara and the Sun’ Review: Jenna Ortega’s Defective Robot Movie Struggles With Human Emotions
Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s sci-fi novel, about a naive robot who worships the sun, is a three-hanky movie that can’t count to three
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‘Ali G: Who Iz I?’ Review: Sacha Baron Cohen’s Schtick Is Old in Unfunny, Unsurprising New Film
The comedian revives his 2000s character for more shock jokes, but the bit doesn’t really work anymore
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‘860’ Broadway Review: Billy Crystal Loses His Home but Not His Gift to Make Us Laugh
Despite the flames, this comic manages to deliver his greatest hits
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‘Clayface’ Review: DC’s Gross-Out Monster Movie Is Mostly Effective
Tom Rhys Harries plays a disfigured actor who becomes an evil shapeshifting flesh pile in James Watkins’ homage to classic horror heavies
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‘Other Desert Cities’ Broadway Review: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Brings Biting Levity to Her Main Stem Debut
Jon Robin Baitz’s great political-family drama gets a second life 15 years after its premiere starring Stockard Channing
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‘Trust Me, I’m a Doctor’ Review: Legal Drama About Anna Nicole Smith’s Physician Makes an Unconvincing Case
Kal Penn plays Dr. Sandeep Kapoor in this subpar biopic, which has an off-putting and dismissive attitude about the late supermodel’s death














