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‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ Transforms Movie Theaters Into Artificial Concert Experience
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour authentically brings Swift’s incredible once-in-a-lifetime concert experience to theaters.
Wes Anderson’s New Short Film Demands Close Attention to Multi-Layered Narrative
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‘The Nun II’ Is a Hauntingly Beautiful New Installation of Religious Horror
With vacuously dark halls, ominously clothed figures, haunting chants, and a rich history mired with controversy, the church provides arguably one of the best settings for horror.
‘Barbie’ Tries Too Hard to Be More Than Just Pretty and Pink
Although the casting of ‘Barbie’ was perfect, the movie was dragged down by its ambition to be something deeper than pretty and pink.
Wes Anderson’s Latest Film Seems Too Absurdist, Even For Him
Anderson’s new meta-film attempts to explore the human condition through an absurdist lens, but fails to reach its intention through loosely tied characters and themes.
The Devouring Mother and the Man-Child: Ari Aster’s New Movie Explores the Horrors of Family Trauma
Ari Aster’s new movie attempts to expose the effects an unhealthy mother-and-son relationship, but loses its focus within tragicomic events.