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Lana Wachowski goes for broke here. And, oh yeah, there are a lot of effects, too.
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The promise of the combo: Coen, Washington, McDormand and, oh yeah, Shakespeare, may be scintillating, the result is every bit as stunning as we’d hoped.
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Pedro Almodovar’s melodrama is a full bodied toast to motherhood, the good, the bad and the oh so complicated.
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I’m all for showing the love for Lucy (and Desi) but I’m not sure this homage will make us feel it.
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This origins story is a little bit schizophrenic, and a little bit fun.
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Guillermo del Toro’s remake of the 1940’s film noir is appropriately creepy. It’s also weirdly cold, which, sadly, neutralizes the whole damn thing.
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Too big and not Big Enough, the long awaited Sex and the City evolution pushes its embossed envelope in directions we need and some, maybe we don’t.
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Adam McKay’s alleged comedy about the end of the world should be ambitious. But, somehow, it sure doesn’t feel that way.
Sean Baker’s disturbing comedy may not be perfect, but when it is, which it is often, it’s dynamite.
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