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MICerz, the first feature from writer/director Omar Dzlieri, starts out as a bit cloying and even annoying, but as the story develops and we get to know the characters more, there’s
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As Marvel characters go, Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) has
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‘What We Do Next’ Review: A Social Justice Question With No Easy Answers
What We Do Next is a small, fascinating indie chamber piece from
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‘All the Old Knives’ Review
Danish filmmaker Janus Metz tries his hand at the spy vs. spy game with his
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‘Parallel Mothers’ Explores Trauma, Catharsis, and the Act of Bearing Witness
Almodovar has never been one to pull punches in his critiques of his
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‘Moonfall’ Review: Stupid Fun for Everyone
When it comes to disaster movies, it seems no one enjoys making them more
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Noir and Gothic Combine in the Haunting Classic ‘Corridor of Mirrors’ (Blu-ray Review)
Terence Young’s bizarre, haunting Corridor of Mirrors, now on Blu-ray from
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