‘Wilderness’ Review: Amazon Adultery Thriller Is Somehow Too Junky and Not Junky Enough
Jenna Coleman and Oliver Jackson-Cohen play a couple whose marriage and road trip go astray because of infidelity and a ubiquitous Taylor Swift song.
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‘The Morning Show’ Review: Jon Hamm Joins the Watchably Stupid Apple TV+ Soap for a Slightly Less Stupid, Still Watchable Season 3
Nicole Beharie also appears alongside Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston, Billy Crudup and the rest of the company in the new season of the drama.
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‘Flipside’ Review: A Documentarian’s Inspired Look at Life’s Unfinished Projects and the Stuff We Collect
Director Chris Wilcha's film connects Judd Apatow, David Milch, regional TV legend Uncle Floyd and a beloved New Jersey record store in a meditation on failure and a life well lived.
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‘All the Light We Cannot See’ Review: A Clumsy Netflix Adaptation of Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer-Winning World War II Novel
Premiering at the Toronto Film Festival, Steven Knight and Shawn Levy's series — featuring Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie — tells a story of hope, radio and the electromagnetic spectrum.
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‘The Contestant’ Review: Doc About Japanese Reality Star Tells a Good Story Too Superficially
Clair Titley's documentary is about Nasubi, who spent 15 months naked, stuck in a small room and living off of magazine contest prizes for a Japanese reality show.
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‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ Review: Fun, French-Flavored Spinoff Series Showcases Zombie Life in the City of Lights
Norman Reedus' gruff, motorcycle-loving loner makes friends with a mysterious nun and a messianic child in the latest entry of the 'Walking Dead' franchise.
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‘Copa 71’ Review: A Little-Known Women’s Soccer Milestone Gets a Captivating Closer Look
Rachel Ramsay and James Erskine's documentary explores the formally unrecognized 1971 Women's World Cup with the trailblazing stars of that soccer showcase.
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‘The Changeling’ Review: LaKeith Stanfield in a Muddled Apple TV+ Mystery
The actor plays a father taking a journey across New York City in search of answers about his family in this adaptation of Victor LaValle's novel.
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‘The Pigeon Tunnel’ Review: Errol Morris’ John le Carré Doc Is Absorbing, and Maybe a Touch Too Admiring
The renowned documentarian pairs an interview with espionage-flavored reenactments for a portrait of the life and work of the beloved spy novelist.
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‘American Symphony’ Review: Matthew Heineman’s Doc Is a Moving, Music-Filled Love Story
The documentarian's latest follows musician Jon Batiste and his life partner, Suleika Jaouad, through a year of professional highs and personal lows.
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‘Thank You Very Much’ Review: An Andy Kaufman Doc That Errs on the Side of Over-Explanation
Director Alex Braverman attempts to define the undefinable career of the comedian and master hoaxer.
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‘Hollywoodgate’ Review: Chronicle of the Taliban’s Return to Power Fascinates and Frustrates
Ibrahim Nash'at's documentary follows two Taliban officials through the first year after the American withdrawal from Kabul.
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