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  • ‘Who You Think I Am’ Film Review: Juliette Binoche Signs On and Seduces in Sexy Thriller

    A catfishing scenario provides a mostly enticing display of the French star’s sharp allure

    By

    Robert Abele
    September 2, 2021 @ 12:04 PM
    Reviews
    12:04 PM
    ‘Who You Think I Am’ Film Review: Juliette Binoche Signs On and Seduces in Sexy Thriller
  • ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Film Review: Marvel’s Martial-Arts Saga Nails the Characters and the Kicks

    Tony Leung delivers what might be the superhero genre’s best performance yet in a film that blends dazzling fight choreography and dramatic depth

    By

    Todd Gilchrist
    September 2, 2021 @ 9:55 AM
    Reviews
    9:55 AM
    ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Film Review: Marvel’s Martial-Arts Saga Nails the Characters and the Kicks
  • ‘Karen’ Film Review: Ridiculous Thriller Tackles Racism With the Depth of a Meme

    The oddly cast Taryn Manning can’t find a character within the stereotype

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    September 1, 2021 @ 9:01 PM
    Reviews
    9:01 PM
    ‘Karen’ Film Review: Ridiculous Thriller Tackles Racism With the Depth of a Meme
  • ‘Mogul Mowgli’ Film Review: Riz Ahmed Raps Through Canned, Contrived Character Study

    Disease metaphors and flat characterization overwhelm this kitchen-sink drama

    By

    Simon Abrams
    September 1, 2021 @ 1:33 PM
    Reviews
    1:33 PM
    ‘Mogul Mowgli’ Film Review: Riz Ahmed Raps Through Canned, Contrived Character Study
  • ‘Cinderella’ Film Review: Musical Remake Traffics in One-Note Girl-Boss Feminism

    Camila Cabello stars as a Cinderella who’s less traumatized, but also less interesting, than previous iterations of the character

    By

    Yolanda Machado
    September 1, 2021 @ 9:00 AM
    Reviews
    9:00 AM
    ‘Cinderella’ Film Review: Musical Remake Traffics in One-Note Girl-Boss Feminism
  • ‘No Man of God’ Film Review: Ted Bundy Death-Row Drama Has Quiet Power

    Luke Kirby memorably channels the notorious killer opposite Elijah Wood’s FBI agent

    By

    Robert Abele
    August 26, 2021 @ 11:10 AM
    Reviews
    11:10 AM
    ‘No Man of God’ Film Review: Ted Bundy Death-Row Drama Has Quiet Power
  • ‘On Broadway’ Film Review: Documentary Offers Neon Lights But Not Much Else

    This star-filled celebration plays more like an informercial than a movie

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    August 26, 2021 @ 11:05 AM
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    11:05 AM
    ‘On Broadway’ Film Review: Documentary Offers Neon Lights But Not Much Else
  • ‘Candyman’ Film Review: Nia DaCosta Deconstructs and Re-Creates a Horror Classic

    DaCosta and co-writers Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld update and rethink the material in provocative ways

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    August 25, 2021 @ 9:00 AM
    Reviews
    9:00 AM
    ‘Candyman’ Film Review: Nia DaCosta Deconstructs and Re-Creates a Horror Classic
  • ‘The Night House’ Film Review: Rebecca Hall Is Out of This Thriller’s League

    The film tries to connect grief and depression with a literal haunting, and only its talented lead actress can make any of it work

    By

    Yolanda Machado
    August 20, 2021 @ 9:39 AM
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    9:39 AM
    ‘The Night House’ Film Review: Rebecca Hall Is Out of This Thriller’s League
  • ‘The Protégé’ Film Review: Maggie Q Plays Another Female Assassin in All-Too-Familiar Thriller

    This umpteenth reworking of “La Femme Nikita” — whom Q played on TV — never lands as either character study or action extravaganza

    By

    Todd Gilchrist
    August 19, 2021 @ 4:00 PM
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    4:00 PM
    ‘The Protégé’ Film Review: Maggie Q Plays Another Female Assassin in All-Too-Familiar Thriller
  • ‘Paw Patrol: The Movie’ Review: Big-Screen Cartoon Entertains and Educates

    Cute doggies save the day — but this is also an insightful and kid-friendly look at trauma and anxiety

    By

    Yolanda Machado
    August 19, 2021 @ 12:20 PM
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    12:20 PM
    ‘Paw Patrol: The Movie’ Review: Big-Screen Cartoon Entertains and Educates
  • ‘Reminiscence’ Film Review: Hugh Jackman Stumbles Through Stylish, Soulless Sci-Fi Noir

    “Westworld” co-creator Lisa Joy makes her film debut with too much writing and not enough directing

    By

    Simon Abrams
    August 19, 2021 @ 9:15 AM
    Reviews
    9:15 AM
    ‘Reminiscence’ Film Review: Hugh Jackman Stumbles Through Stylish, Soulless Sci-Fi Noir
  • ‘Bring Your Own Brigade’ Film Review: Scorching Doc Asks Hard Questions About Deadly Wildfires

    Director Lucy Walker explores how climate change is only one factor in the recent surge in fires

    By

    William Bibbiani
    August 19, 2021 @ 7:30 AM
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    7:30 AM
    ‘Bring Your Own Brigade’ Film Review: Scorching Doc Asks Hard Questions About Deadly Wildfires
  • ‘White as Snow’ Film Review: Isabelle Huppert’s Chic Villain Outshines Muddled Fable

    Anne Fontaine’s lackluster spin on “Snow White” commits neither to realism nor fantasy

    By

    Carlos Aguilar
    August 18, 2021 @ 4:15 PM
    Reviews
    4:15 PM
    ‘White as Snow’ Film Review: Isabelle Huppert’s Chic Villain Outshines Muddled Fable
  • ‘In the Same Breath’ Film Review: Explosive COVID-19 Doc Explores the US and China’s Botched Responses

    Director Nanfu Wang (“One Child Nation”) follows the virus — and governmental propaganda — from Washington to Wuhan

    By

    Carlos Aguilar
    August 18, 2021 @ 1:05 PM
    Reviews
    1:05 PM
    ‘In the Same Breath’ Film Review: Explosive COVID-19 Doc Explores the US and China’s Botched Responses
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