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Review: Wildlife

A survival story of a different kind, actor Paul Dano's modest but magnificent directorial debut, Wildlife, observes a family in crisis....

Even if The Old Man & the Gun was not truly Robert Redford's purported swan song, it would still serve as a loving showcase for the...

In writer-director Sook-Yin Lee's sophomore feature, Octavio is Dead!, the sublime Sarah Gadon portrays Tyler, a wraith of a woman who...

It's not anything that audiences haven't seen before, but Green Book is an unabashed crowd pleaser, sometimes old-fashioned and always...

Thanksgiving, that wonderful time of year when families nominally gather to give thanks for the blessings in their lives but...

An Actor Prepares is a painfully by-the-numbers and pedestrian comedy drama that is somewhat redeemed by Jeremy Irons' exuberant...

Earl Stone, the 90-year-old horticulturalist and Korean war veteran that Clint Eastwood embodies in his latest film, The Mule, is such an...

One needn't have worried for Emily Blunt is practically perfect in every way as the title character in Mary Poppins Returns, a thoroughly...

Updating Arthur Miller's The Crucible for the #MeToo generation, Assassination Nation takes the extreme to even more extremes. Mixing the...

The Sisters Brothers, the first English-language film from award-winning French director Jacques Audiard (A Prophet, Rust and Bone) is a...