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‘Nightbitch’ Proves That Modern Motherhood Is a Motherf-cker
Amy Adams and director Marielle Heller give bark and bite to this bestseller adaptation about a mom experiencing after-hours canine liberation
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‘The Order’: Jude Law vs. Neo-Nazi White Supremacists. Guess Who Wins?
The star gives a career-best performance as an FBI agent chasing down domestic terrorists in an all-too-timely true-crime thriller
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‘The End’: The Most Bizarre Musical of the Year Is A-song-calypse Now
Joshua Oppenheimer's attempt at bridging social commentary and Sondheim-esque show tunes as the world burns is ambitious, to say the least
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‘Creature Commandos’: James Gunn’s Heart Still Belongs to the Tragic Weirdos
The first project of the new DC Universe is a strange, endearing animated series
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‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’: The 1980s Nostalgia Empire Strikes Back
Thankfully, this Disney+ series has a solid adventure story to tell, even as it leans into the Reagan-era Easter eggs and borderline fan-fiction territory
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'Nightbitch' Proves That Modern Motherhood Is a Motherf-cker
Amy Adams and director Marielle Heller give bark and bite to this bestseller adaptation about a mom experiencing after-hours canine liberation
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'The Order': Jude Law vs. Neo-Nazi White Supremacists. Guess Who Wins?
The star gives a career-best performance as an FBI agent chasing down domestic terrorists in an all-too-timely true-crime thriller
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'The End': The Most Bizarre Musical of the Year Is A-song-calypse Now
Joshua Oppenheimer's attempt at bridging social commentary and Sondheim-esque show tunes as the world burns is ambitious, to say the least
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'Creature Commandos': James Gunn's Heart Still Belongs to the Tragic Weirdos
The first project of the new DC Universe is a strange, endearing animated series
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'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew': The 1980s Nostalgia Empire Strikes Back
Thankfully, this Disney+ series has a solid adventure story to tell, even as it leans into the Reagan-era Easter eggs and borderline fan-fiction territory
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Keira Knightley Goes Undercover in the Darkly Comic ‘Black Doves’
The prestige-drama queen flaunts her spunkier side as a spy leading a dangerous double life as a political spouse, with Ben Whishaw as her hit-man partner in crime
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'The Madness' Could Use a Little More Crazy
Colman Domingo is an impressive leading man in this Netflix political thriller, but the series can't maintain enough excitement and intrigue through the finale
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'Queer' Review: 'Daniel Craig Goes Cruising for Sex, Drugs — and an Oscar
The actor who redefined James Bond goes for broke in Luca Guadagnino's beautiful, filthy, extraordinary take on William S. Burroughs' novel
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'Moana 2' Lets a Young Woman Save the World. Just Don't Call Her a Princess
Sequel to the popular Disney animated movie sells South Pacific culture to the masses, sticks to the script, and serves fans exactly what they want
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'Beatles ’64' Celebrates the Fab Four’s American Invasion — And Their Fans
New Martin Scorsese documentary offers a fresh look at how we became the United States of Beatlemania
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