‘The Hidden World’ caps off the beloved ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ franchise gracefully, yet with a few stumbles.
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Netflix’s ‘Polar’ is a Shallow Excuse for an Action Movie
Polar’s cheap attempts to shock and titillate with graphic imagery ultimately fail.
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‘Serenity’ Balances Strong Acting with Mundane Ending
Matthew McConaughey’s solid acting carries ‘Serenity’s’ plot through the first half of the production.
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‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Redrafts Legend of King Arthur
Joe Cornish’s ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ modernizes the classic Legend of King Arthur but lacks creativity.
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Netflix’s “Fyre” Documentary Sheds Light on Today’s Media Culture
Netflix’s ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ gives a solid depiction of the festival’s downfall.
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Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’ Cracks Under High Expectations
M. Night Shyamalan delivers an underwhelming follow-up to his previous superhero flicks.
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Witty ‘Stan & Ollie’ Documents Career of Iconic Comedians
Hardy and Laurel, a comedic duo, confront the volatility of life in the public eye in John C. Baird’s witty ‘Stan & Ollie,’ a documentary about the later stages of the duo’s career.
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‘Aquaman’ Makes Waves with Humor, Performances
The greatly anticipated ‘Aquaman’ makes waves on the silver screen with ‘Game of Thrones’ star Jason Momoa at the helm of the ship.
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Philip Reeve’s ‘Mortal Engines’ Sputters on Silver Screen
Young adult dystopian newcomer ‘Mortal Engines’ underwhelms audiences with a poorly casted lineup and lackluster screenwriting.
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Through Humor, ‘Vice’ Successfully Tells Otherwise Heavy Story
Adam McKay’s Dick Cheney biopic ‘Vice’ tells the story of the polarizing politician through a delicate balance of humor and drama.
