We are republishing this review in honor of the 10th anniversary of the passing of Roger Ebert. Read why one…
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“Movies indeed are empathy machines, but they’re also therapy. As much as they open our minds to new experiences, sometimes…
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We are republishing this review in honor of the 10th anniversary of the passing of Roger Ebert. Read why one…
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“Five times a week?” an interviewer asks Princeton college freshman Brooke Shields and her mother about how often they call…
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What does a man who has built his public persona on self-deprecation do now that everyone loves him? And what…
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Yes, I know it was just April 1st, but your eyes do not deceive you. It’s about time for a spirited defense…
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I thought I loved “Resident Evil 4” as much as anyone possibly could. It was truly a formative game for…
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A.V. Rockwell’s “A Thousand and One” was the somewhat surprising winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance a couple…
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Can you imagine a globetrotting suspense thriller about gender power imbalances? Author Naomi Alderman tells such a tale in her…
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“No change.” “No change.” “No change.” “No change.” Every day, the woman (Mary Woodvine) makes a note in a ledger…
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