Reviews
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‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott Shines in Yet Another Sign That Shakespeare Isn’t Done With Us Yet
Telluride Film Festival: “Hamlet” is back in the story of the dying actor who replaced Daniel Day-Lewis in a 1989 production of the Bard’s tragedy
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‘A Long Winter’ Review: Andrew Haigh Finds Love and Dread High in the Mountains
Telluride Film Festival: Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Caitriona Balfe and Fred Hechinger star in Haigh’s exploration of loss and acceptance
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‘Pete Townshend: Behind Blue Eyes’ Review: Rock Doc Is Long on Talk
Telluride Film Festival: Directors Frank Marshall and Nigel Sinclair let The Who frontman pontificate, something he does very well
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‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Mike Leigh Delivers Another Gentle Gem
Telluride Film Festival: “Widow’s Bay” star Kate O’Flynn stars in another richly humanistic work from the veteran British director
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‘Burgundy’ Review: Complex Doc on French Wine Region Leaves a Champagne High
Venice Film Festival: Playful and profound documentary from “The Truffle Hunters” duo will have oenophiles buzzing
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‘Wild Horse Nine’ Review: John Malkovich Is Glorious in Martin McDonagh’s Dull Spy Comedy
Venice Film Festival: Malkovich and Sam Rockwell are funny American spies who bring horror and fascism to Chile — but it’s OK, they have feelings
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‘By Any Means’ Review: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg Fight the Klan in Uneven but Effective Crime Drama
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and director Elegance Bratton do excellent work telling this strange tale about an FBI agent teaming up with a mafia hitman
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‘Bucking Fastard’ Review: Kate and Rooney Mara’s Twin Schtick Only Gets You Halfway
Venice Film Festival: Werner Herzog’s oddball drama offers an eccentric showcase with a rinse-and-repeat plot
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‘Everest: The Other Side’ Review: A Tragic, Nail-Biting Daredevil Documentary
Venice 2026: The directors of “Free Solo” return to the mountains for a harrowing, self-reflexive journey
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‘Mayday’ Review: Ryan Reynold’s Buddy Comedy Offers Cold War Comfort With Visual Flair
The new Daley & Goldstein isn’t the most narratively audacious movie, but it’s a strong reminder that even a streaming comedy can look as good as any blockbuster
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‘Ink’ Review: Danny Boyle’s Dizzying Tabloid Story Charts Rupert Murdoch’s Race to the Bottom
Venice Film Festival: Guy Pearce, Jack O’Connell and Claire Foy star in this story of The Sun’s rise, told with visual flair
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‘Fall 2: Deadpoint’ Review: Schlocky Sequel Can’t Reach the Heights of the Original
Scott Mann co-writes the acrophobic sequel to his 2022 hit “Fall”
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‘Runner’ Review: Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson Take a Run at B-Movie Greatness
Scott Waugh strikes the ideal balance between kick-ass action and lovable comedy in this surprisingly thrilling flick
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‘The Runner’ Review: Gal Gadot’s Amazon Original Thriller Has the Runs
Gadot’s latest, about a villain forcing her to run across London, only works if you pretend it’s an episode of “Taskmaster”
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‘The Varnell Hill Show’ Review: Tommy Davidson’s ‘Martin’ Spinoff Is a Mixed Bag
The Paramount+ ode to late night TV bets a little too much on nostalgia
