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'Lilo & Stitch' Is the Rare Live-Action Remake That Feels Real
Disney's new version retains much of the heart and humor of the original.
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‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Gets Lost in the Clouds
Although a slight improvement on ‘Dead Reckoning,’ the new installment fumbles the franchise's larger identity.
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'Final Destination Bloodlines' Paints the Series' Silly Kills on Their Biggest Canvas Yet
The dark comedy franchise makes a welcome return after a 14-year absence.
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'Fight or Flight' Relishes the Goofiness of Cheap Thrills
The new Josh Hartnett B-actioner gets a lot of mileage by leaning into its outlandish premise.
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Notes on 'Othello'
Some thoughts on Shakespeare's play after seeing the faithful 1995 movie, the recent Broadway production, and the 2001 modern reimagining.
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'Thunderbolts*': Even Superheroes Get the Blues
A witty self-awareness and earnest thematic stakes lead to Marvel's best movie since 'Endgame.'
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More Announcements from the Announcement Factory
Making movies is hard, but Lucasfilm has turned not making 'Star Wars' movies into an art.
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'Sinners': The Life and Death of the Party
Ryan Coogler crosses Southern Gothic with supernatural horror to create a dazzling story about creation, appropriation, and stagnation.
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'Warfare': An Iraq War Parable Full of Sound and Fury
Remember that country we invaded?
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‘Drop’ Is a Hitchcock Thriller with a Cell Phone
Paranoia reigns in Christopher Landon's small-scale, fleet-footed film.
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What Now for Rami Malek?
He's an Oscar-winning actor, but Hollywood still doesn't know what to do with him.
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Val Kilmer Was Too Beautiful to Be Recognized
One of the best film stars of his generation passed away this week at 65.