The bittersweet Korean drama “Aloners” works best when it’s a character study about an isolated thirtysomething’s behavior instead of whatever…
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It takes a long time—too long of a time, frustratingly—for the true-crime comedy “Based on a True Story” to get…
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The Foundation for the Augmentation of African Americans in Film (FAAAF) will host The LightReel Film Festival (LFF) in Washington, D.C. from…
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Anchored by a star-making turn from Rosy McEwen in the titular role, the new lesbian drama “Blue Jean” was inspired…
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Reviewing the Pink Floyd album Wish You Were Here in 1975, critic Robert Christgau concluded his praise of the record (he…
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The fawning docuseries “Arnold” repackages Arnold Schwarzenegger’s already well-spun and streamlined biography. In three hour-long episodes devoted to his three…
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It’s still a movie about giant space robots talking trash and smashing into each other, but “Transformers: Rise of the…
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One of the most spectacular and frustrating mixed bags of the superhero blockbuster era, “The Flash” is simultaneously thoughtful and…
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I am pleased to present the tenth and final video in our RogerEbert.com Cannes 2023 series. Here you will find…
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The new eight-part Hulu series “The Clearing” (on Disney+ outside of the U.S.) is based on a novel by J.P Pomare…
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