Oscar Isaac shines in this film’s exploration of William Tell, a gambler who finds peace at the poker table.
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‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
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‘A Sun’ Dazzles with Emotional Acting and Poetic Dialogue
This 2019 Taiwanese film, now available on Netflix, delves into a family’s attempts to cope with a tragedy.
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‘Thunder Force’ Comedy Crashes and Burns
‘Thunder Force,’ released by Netflix on Friday, flops as a superhero movie and as a comedy, delivering only clichés and awkward humor.
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‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Mesmerizes with Top-Notch Visual Effects
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ transports audiences to a land of monsters with a riveting plot and captivating animated landscapes.
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‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Explores Admissions Scandal
‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ unpacks the corruption of private college counselor Rick Singer and the wealthy families he colluded with.
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‘The Courier’ Crafts a New Espionage Tale
‘The Courier’ redefines the glamorous espionage story with an impressive performance from Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Nate Bargatze Shines in ‘The Greatest Average American’
Comedian Nate Bargatze amuses audiences during a pandemic through his dry humor and deadpan jokes.
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Andra Day Shines in Billie Holiday Biopic
‘The United States vs Billie Holiday’ honors the singer’s powerful voice and influence in the music industry.
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A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
