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‘NAZA’ Presents a Final Solution for the Digital Age
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s documentary explains how current systems allow the Israeli military to exterminate Gazans from a distance.
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‘Tenzing’ Takes a Traditional Biopic Route to Find a New Appreciation of Everest
Jennifer Peedom’s story about Tenzing Norgay hits familiar beats but reframes the journey to make it about communion rather than conquering.
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Aaron Sorkin Has Always Been Old-Fashioned. With ‘The Social Reckoning,’ He’s Gone Stale.
If Sorkin wants to write op-eds, he should go do that instead of subjecting us to his tedious, sexist movie.
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Tom Cruise Is a Machine
Does the movie star want to defeat A.I., or does he envy it?
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‘Verity’ Is Too Tasteful to Be Trashy
Michael Showalter’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel offers staid storytelling rather than pulpy erotic thrills.
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‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Is a Unique Blend of Deep Faith and Pulp Thrills
You’ve likely never seen a movie where a Muslim hitman is raising three kids and trying to find breast milk for his baby.
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‘You Had to Be There’ Revels in a Moment of a Comedy Kismet
Nick Davis' documentary about the comic luminaries in the 1972 Toronto production of ‘Godspell’ works best when acknowledging happy happenstance.
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‘The Stunt Driver’ Is a Heartwarming Tale of a Mad Canadian
Jay Baruchel gives an impressive performance as a man at odds with his dangerous ambition.
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‘Primetime’: There’s More Than One Way to Be a Sicko
More than a takedown of former ‘Dateline’ personality Chris Hansen, the film explores how performance itself becomes a bizarre power trip.
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‘Heart of the Beast’ Has a Very Good Doggo, But Its Survival Thrills Are Far Too Tame
Director David Ayer’s new movie constantly removes almost any sense of peril from the wilderness.
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ Isn’t Here to Experiment
There’s nothing necessarily wrong with being formulaic, but Claire Scanlon’s adaptation fumbles a few key elements.
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‘The History of Concrete’ Brings John Wilson’s Wry, Thoughtful Comedy to Feature Length
Fans of ‘How To with John Wilson’ won’t mind what’s basically a 100-minute episode.