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The Funny, Gripping, Nailbiting ‘Marty Supreme’ Is a Worthy Follow-Up to ‘Uncut Gems’
Josh Safdie weaves an unforgettable story of table tennis, ambition and clandestine affairs.
A New ‘Avatar’ Relies on Its Story — and Instantly Falls Apart
“Fire and Ash,” the third installment in the series, gets lost in its own mythology.
Benoit Blanc Returns in Fine Form with ‘Wake Up Dead Man’
The “Knives Out” sequel also stars Glenn Close, Josh Brolin and many more.
George Clooney Is a Movie Star in ‘Jay Kelly,’ but Adam Sandler Steals the Show
A breakdown turns comic, then heartbreaking, in this film from Noah Baumbach.
A Year Later, ‘Wicked: For Good’ Wraps Up an Occasionally Enchanting Story
Cynthia Erivo dazzles once again in a sequel that improves on its predecessor.
The Heartbreaking Drama ‘Train Dreams’ Takes a Beautiful, Somber Journey West
The film stars Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones as early-20th-century settlers.
Eddie Murphy Keeps His Guard Up in the Documentary ‘Being Eddie’
The star reflects on his career without revealing any cracks in his public persona.
Guillermo del Toro Brings Out Gods and Monsters in a Lush 'Frankenstein'
It may miss the pulpy punch of the 1931 classic, but there’s plenty to admire in this adaptation.
We Live in Strange Times, But ‘Bugonia’ Doesn’t Know How to Handle Them
The thriller stars Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons as the players in an unhinged kidnapping.
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Breaks the Biopic Mold
The film stars Jeremy Allen White as the icon at a low point.
In ‘The Perfect Neighbor,’ Danger Isn’t Coming to Your Door — It’s Already Home
The documentary tells the tale of a uniquely American tragedy through real-time footage.
Channing Tatum Makes ‘Roofman’ a Winner, Whether He’s a Hero or Not
The actor and his co-stars, including Kirsten Dunst and Peter Dinklage, carry the film.
Collier’s Weekly: The Paradox of Star Lake
The drawbacks of the suburban venue have brought down ticket prices ... to exactly what they should’ve been all along.
Dwayne Johnson’s ‘The Smashing Machine’ Isn’t the Movie You Expect
The biopic of a mixed martial arts star is a careful character study, not a sports story.
There Are Echoes of Greatness in ‘One Battle After Another’
The thriller from Paul Thomas Anderson is reminiscent of classics — and may become one itself.
The Horrors of the Gridiron are on Bizarre Display in “HIM”
The gory feature casts a devilish eye on the game, with intriguing if uneven results.
The New ‘Clemente’ Documentary Arrives in Pittsburgh This Weekend — Here's Where to See It
The film features interviews with the Hall of Famer’s family, teammates and famous fans.
It May Be 'The Grand Finale,' but 'Downton Abbey' Has Hope For the Future
The beloved series gets a wistful but optimistic send-off.
Ethan Coen Goes Back to a Pulpy Well With ‘Honey Don’t!’
The crime thriller feels like a quick retread of last year’s superior “Drive-Away Dolls.”
The Netflix Drama “Night Always Comes” Takes Place in a Rarely Seen Location: Reality
The crime thriller is fueled by the economic realities of modern America.
Going Back for a ‘Freakier Friday’ Is a Pleasant, Forgettable Journey
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan return for this body-swapping sequel.
Against All Odds, the New ‘Naked Gun’ Captures the Silly Spirit of the Original
Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson take over a quick, delightfully slapstick sequel.
