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Screening at the Berlin Film Festival: Alain Gomis’s ‘Dao’
[ad_1] Mike Etienne and D’Johé Kouadio in Dao by Alain Gomis. © 2026 – Les Films du Worso – Srab Films – Yennenga Productions…
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‘Anaconda’ Review: A Horror of a Comedy Movie
[ad_1] Is Anaconda the first Hollywood movie to include an on-camera discussion of IP? The heroes of this meta-reboot of the campy ’90s horror movie…
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Review: The Best Avatar Yet?
[ad_1] James Cameron is in no hurry. This guy has been working on Avatar in some shape or form since at least 1994, and the two Avatar sequels for…
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The Curse of Frankenstein 4K Review: Classic Horror Movie Has Never Looked Better
[ad_1] While Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein has brought the iconic scientist and his creature back into the public consciousness, there’s been a ton of…
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A Brutally Honest Kid’s Review of ‘Zootopia 2’
[ad_1] Very little has changed in the two years since I wrote a piece here at ScreenCrush that pleaded with the Hollywood studios to release more family films.…
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‘Zootopia 2’ Review: A Utopia For Fans of Animal Puns
[ad_1] The world of Disney’s Zootopia is not exactly an unspoiled paradise. The various animal species live in harmony — but only to a…
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‘Wicked: For Good’ Review: Was It For Good, Though?
[ad_1] This sequel is about as good as the less interesting half of a single story can be. Continue reading… [ad_2] Matt Singer Source…
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The Carpenter’s Son Review: Nicolas Cage’s Empty Religious Horror Movie
[ad_1] The psychological horror movie The Carpenter’s Son features a fascinating perspective about The Carpenter (Nicolas Cage), The Mother (FKA Twigs), and their young…
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‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: The Best ‘Predator’ Since the First Film
[ad_1] If you don’t know it already Google “original Predator design” and take a gander at the results. You’re looking for the thing that looks…
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Screening at NYFF: Scott Cooper’s ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’
[ad_1] Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen. Photo courtesy of 20th Century Studios. © 2025 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved. The first and…
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Screening at NYFF: Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’
[ad_1] Will Arnett. Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2025 Searchlight Pictures All Rights Reserved. Bradley Cooper’s third feature after Maestro and A Star is…
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‘Tron: Ares’ Review: The Best ‘Tron’ Movie to Date?
[ad_1] The universe of Tron is a strange one; a digital world from an analog time. Its computer programs look like people. They travel from place to place on…
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‘The Smashing Machine’ Review: Not Quite a Knockout
[ad_1] Before he was Dwayne Johnson the biggest movie star in the world, both literally and figuratively, he was “The Rock,” a third-generation pro…
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Emma Thompson Produces Her Own Career Nightmare In ‘Dead of Winter’
[ad_1] Emma Thompson braves the frozen wilderness in “Dead of Winter,” a hackneyed horror film that traps the Oscar winner in subzero temperatures and…
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Screening at TIFF: Akinola Davies Jr.’s ‘My Father’s Shadow’
[ad_1] Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Chibuike Marvelous Egbo and Godwin Egbo in My Father’s Shadow. Courtesy of Fatherland Productions A powerful work of memory and political…
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‘Him’ Review: Are You Ready For Some Football Horror?
[ad_1] Football is like a religion in America. That’s a juicy premise for a horror movie that conflates one with the other. But just…
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‘One Battle After Another’ Review: PTA’s Incendiary Thriller
[ad_1] As great of a director as Paul Thomas Anderson is, he may be an even better salesman. Somehow, he talked Warner Bros. into giving…
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Screening at Venice: Gus Van Sant’s ‘Dead Man’s Wire’
[ad_1] A rushed follow-through leaves the film’s mere 105 minutes feeling somewhat purposeless in the grand scheme of things. Courtesy Venice Film Festival There’s…
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Screening at Venice: Mike Figgis’ ‘Megadoc’
[ad_1] The director’s portrait of Francis Ford Coppola’s creative process is never allowed to probe deeply enough. Courtesy Venice Film Festival From Leaving Las…
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Jude Law Contributes Nothing But Full-Frontal Nudity in ‘Eden’
[ad_1] The mostly nude ‘Eden’ character Friedrich Ritter (played by the neurotic hilt by Jude Law) and his companion-bedmate (Vanessa Kirby), who eventually loses…