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The Invite Is Occasionally Funny, But That’s About It
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Dafoe vs. the Dandies
[ad_1] Vulture first reviewed Late Fame when it premiered at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on August 30, 2025. We are republishing the…
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One of the Best Films of the Year Is Just Two People Talking
[ad_1] Photo: Sundance Institute This review was originally published on February 3, 2025 out of the Sundance Film Festival. We are recirculating it now…
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Farewell, Downton
[ad_1] Photo: Rory Mulvey/Focus Features Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is a work at fascinating odds with itself. On one hand, the film is…
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The Lost Bus Is an Instant Disaster-Movie Classic
[ad_1] The agitated, ominous vibration of giant power lines and quaking transmission towers feels like a Greek chorus throughout Paul Greengrass’s intense new wildfire…
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A House of Dynamite Is Kathryn Bigelow at Her Best
[ad_1] The director’s latest, her first film in seven years, is an absurdly riveting thriller with the kind of ticking-clock suspense Bigelow does so…
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The Most Devastating Movie I’ve Seen in Years
[ad_1] Chloe Zhao’s adaptation of the novel Hamnet reimagines the poetic act of creating the greatest play in the English language. Photo: Agata Grzybowska/Focus…
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With Bugonia, Yorgos Lanthimos Enters the Real World, Sort Of
[ad_1] Yorgos Lanthimos’s Bugonia began life as a remake of the 2003 South Korean film Save the Green Planet!, and it retains the broad…
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‘The Cut’ Review: It’s Not the Punching That Hurts Orlando Bloom, It’s the Dieting
[ad_1] For about five minutes, “The Cut” gives the audience what they’d expect from a movie set in the world of boxing. A fighter…
Pop Culture
Blink Twice Review: The Cotton Candy Dissolution of Zoe Kravitz’s Dark Delusion
[ad_1] Zoë Kravitz, the ultimate Hollywood cool girl, just made her directorial debut with Blink Twice — the buzzy thriller starring her finance, Channing…
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Tim Burton Is Great Again
[ad_1] The long-in-coming sequel isn’t just a nostalgic retread — it’s a reminder of what makes the director great. Photo: Parisa Taghizadeh/Warner Bros. Midway…
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They Finally Made The Crow for Goth Incompetents
[ad_1] Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs star in the tragic love story between a Soundcloud scarecrow and a rebellious cheerleader. Photo: Lionsgate I can’t…
Entertainment
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review: Eddie Murphy’s Wisecracking Return
[ad_1] Axel Foley is back and better than ever. Forty years ago, Eddie Murphy starred in the original Beverly Hills Cop, which blew audiences…
Humor
Review: ‘Trump: Triumph of the MAGA Will’ – Bill Tope, Humor Times
[ad_1] Trump: Triumph of the MAGA Will — a movie review by Llib Epot, Conservative Capitol Correspondent. A new documentary promoting the candidacy of…
Pop Culture
I Can’t Stop Thinking About the “Maneater” Scene in ‘No Hard Feelings’
[ad_1] Picture me with my stepmother in a college neighborhood in Seattle. We’re looking for something to do, preferably with air conditioning. We’ve sampled…
Pop Culture
What Tribeca Tells Us About Movies: Everybody Wants to be Healed
[ad_1] Tribeca Film Festival took place in New York City from June 7th to 18th. With celebratory ceremonies, fascinating film premieres, and even the…
Entertainment
Adipurush Public review: Prabhas’ performance gets love but VFX tagged ‘bad’ | Bollywood Life
[ad_1] The first reactions to Adipurush are largely positive, with netizens praising actors for there terrific performance. Such a wonderful cinematography, mainly BGM, visuals,…