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Avatar: The Way of Water Offers a Thin Plot But a Visual Upgrade on Reality: Review

In his highly-anticipated sequel, Sigourney Weaver playing a teenage girl isn't the only trick James Cameron's got up his sleeve.

Liz Shannon Miller December 13, 2022

Guillermo del Toro Pinocchio Review

Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Breathes New Life Into the Classic Fable: Review

Clint Worthington December 7, 2022

Emancipation Review Will Smith

Emancipation Review: A Heavy-Handed Film With Powerful Moments Can’t Get Out of its Own Way

Marcus Shorter December 6, 2022

2nd Chance Review

Ramin Bahrani Tests the Conscience of the American Id in 2nd Chance: Review

Clint Worthington December 2, 2022

Violent Night Review David Harbour

Violent Night Review: Finally, a Home Alone/Die Hard/The Northman Mash-up for the Holidays

Liz Shannon Miller December 1, 2022

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Meet Me in the Bathroom Is a Time Capsule of 2000s Indie Rock

Premiering at Sundance, Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace's immersive doc about the early-aughts NY music scene is catnip for geriatric millennials.

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Bones And All Sucks the Marrow Of Its Horrific Premise: Review

This gory, flesh-ripping tale of outsider love has a lot to sink your teeth into.

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The Wonder Review Florence Pugh

The Wonder Review: Florence Pugh Captivates In a Period Drama Filled With Big Ideas

Now streaming on Netflix, the new film stars Pugh as a nurse investigating an alleged miracle.

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