Vox Lux
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“Director Brady Corbet means to say something contentious about the culture of celebrity.”
At Eternity’s Gate
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“Confronts van Gogh’s mental instability with inventive style and philosophical reflection.”
Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle
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“The decision to stray away from a kid-friendly movie poses problems.”
Creed II
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“Can’t recapture the distinctive voice of director Ryan Coogler. The sequel suffers because of it.”
The Front Runner
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“Like all politicians, the film is flawed. As Gary Hart, Hugh Jackman is genuinely believable.”
Green Book
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“Director Peter Farrelly hit an appropriately inspirational and life-affirming theme and tone with ease.”
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
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“A unique and unpredictably screwy ride…made significant by the Coens’ clever screenplay.”
A Private War
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“Captures the fearlessness…that shaped who Marie Colvin was when she was embedded on the battlefield.”
Widows
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“Regrettably, ‘Widows’ forgets that it is – first and foremost – supposed to be a believable heist flick.”
Wildlife
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“A low-key family affair that gives way to a narrative where aggravation and resentment simmer beneath.”
Boy Erased
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“Doesn’t simplify its characters. It wants audiences to understand the complexities of the relationships.”
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
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“Combination of dark comedy and drama builds on the narrative’s stranger-than-fiction premise.”