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White Guilt and ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’
Martin Scorsese, one of our foremost chroniclers of guilt, turns his eye towards the horrors of white supremacy.
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If Netflix Doesn't Care, Why Should You?
An overwhelming pile of movies and TV shows is not a marketing strategy.
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'The Exorcist: Believer' Is as Soulless as Sequels Get
It's another bland exorcism movie but with 'Exorcist' branding.
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With ‘Flora and Son’, John Carney Makes the Case for Using the Same Three Chords
'Once,' Again
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Midweek Update: The Bland Humanism of 'The Creator'
Director Gareth Edwards asks, "Can't we all just get along?"
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The Thrilling Fatalism of 'Fair Play'
Who needs twists when you have dread?
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It's Time for Critics to Leave Rotten Tomatoes
The website devalues the people who create its central feature.
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Midweek Update: No Country for Young Men
Denzel Washington can still hook audiences; what about the current generation of actors?
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Midweek Update: The Yeoman's Work of Gerard Butler
We stan a B-Movie king.
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Midweek Update: For Your Consideration: Summer Goofballs
There's no shame in celebrating comedy.
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MovieTok and the Cost of Credibility
Don't call them "film critics" because they aren't.
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When Is a Toy Commercial not a Toy Commercial?
Can any film based on a product not feel like an advertisement?