33 Classic World War II Movies, From ‘Stalag 17’ to ‘Dunkirk’ (Photos)
Here are a few films that best shine light on the heroics of those who died while serving in the armed forces during WWII
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‘Sometimes Always Never’ Film Review: Bill Nighy Helps Lift Scatter-Brained Family Drama
The film from director Carl Hunter creates characters charged with latent resentment, unresolved loss and unhealthy defense mechanisms
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‘Hope Gap’ Film Review: Divorce Drama Showcases Annette Bening and Little Else
Writer-director William Nicholson’s look at the aftermath of a decades-long British marriage gives Bening plenty to act but not much to chew on
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‘Emma.’ Film Review: Classic Jane Austen Novel Becomes a Sumptuous, Smart Big-Screen Treat
Beneath the lush English surfaces and romcom dazzle are nuanced touches and rich performances, most notably from Johnny Flynn
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‘The Kindness of Strangers’ Film Review: Cast of Stars Cross Paths in Miserable Manhattan
The latest from Lone Scherfig plays like one of those Garry Marshall all-star ensemble pieces, except depressing
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Annette Bening Family Drama ‘Hope Gap’ Goes to Roadside Attractions and Screen Media
William Nicholson directs the film based on his own play “The Retreat From Moscow”
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A Pokemon Superfan Reviews ‘Detective Pikachu': Problems Come Out to Play in Disappointing Film (Guest Blog)
Unfortunately, the mechanics that often make a video game fun and meaningful don’t always translate to a good story
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‘Detective Pikachu’ Film Review: Humans and Pokemon Pal Around in Overstuffed, Underwritten World
Live-action-plus-animation take on the popular game feels both ambitious and lazy, frenzied and sluggish
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12 Best Movies of 2017, From ‘Dunkirk’ to ‘Call Me by Your Name’ (Photos)
TheWrap’s Best & Worst 2017: TheWrap reviews editor Alonso Duralde picks out the very best of a very good year
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Amazon to Adapt Agatha Christie Novels as TV Series
Multi-show deal will begin with “Ordeal By Innocence”
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Does ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales’ Have a Post-Credits Scene?
The fifth movie in Disney’s swashbuckling franchise teases the next adventure
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‘Their Finest’ Review: British Screenwriters Keep Calm and Carry On in Stirring WWII Tale
Director Lone Scherfig (“An Education”) manages both to tweak and to champion the wartime perseverance that took place both on and off screen
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‘Love Actually’ Cast Tells Us Who Aged the Best in Teaser for Short Reunion Film (Video)
17 years have passed, so of course all the kids are grown up and we feel old
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Luc Besson’s Sci-Fi Epic ‘Valerian’ Heads to STX in New EuropaCorp Distribution Deal
EuropaCorp still co-owns distribution entity RED with Relativity Studios
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‘Their Finest’ Toronto Review: WWII Dramedy Sends Mixed Messages on Women’s Empowerment
Toronto 2016: The new film from “An Education” director Lone Sherfig follows a woman struggling for respect in the workplace, but why doesn’t she have more to do?
