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  • Elwood and Turner look at their reflections in a mirrored ceiling in Nickel Boys

    Nickel Boys Review: A Breathtaking, Unique Film That Will Leave You Stunned

    By Chris Evangelista December 11th, 2024

    Nickel Boys, one of the best movies of 2024, is a stunning drama shot in first-person POV and feels like nothing you've ever seen before. Here's our review.

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  • Bob Dylan wears sunglasses at night and walks down the street in A Complete Unknown

    A Complete Unknown Review: Timothée Chalamet Does A Pretty Good Bob Dylan Impression In This Safe But Enjoyable Biopic

    By Chris Evangelista December 10th, 2024

    James Mangold's A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, plays things too safe but still ends up being enjoyable. Here's our review.

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  • Nigel Tufnel playing the electric guitar

    The 15 Best '80s Comedies Ranked

    By Audrey Fox December 9th, 2024

    '80s comedies are more than just sex comedies. Gentle rom-coms, grown-up satires, and mockumentaries are all on our list of the best comedies of the '80s.

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  • Hèra, voiced by Gaia Wise, holding a sword in The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim

    The War Of The Rohirrim Review: The Lord Of The Rings Goes Anime In Dazzling, But Inessential Prequel

    By Jeremy Mathai December 9th, 2024

    The Lord of the Rings anime movie The War of the Rohirrim is visually stunning but too small-scale to feel properly epic. Here's our review.

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  • The Mother sits on a curb with two dogs in Nightbitch

    Nighbitch Review: Amy Adams Turns Into A Dog In This Toothless Satire Of Motherhood

    By Chris Evangelista December 6th, 2024

    Amy Adams is the best thing about Nightbitch, an otherwise disappointing body horror satire about the frustrations of motherhood. Here's our review.

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  • The Humans

    The Humans Review: A Surprisingly Scary Horror Movie Disguised As A Family Drama [TIFF 2021]

    By Chris Evangelista December 4th, 2024

    The Humans may not technically be a horror movie, but it's often scarier than most recent official entries in that genre.

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  • Ellen Hutter is confronted by Count Orlok in Nosferatu (2024)

    Nosferatu Review: Robert Eggers Resurrects The Vampire Classic As A Genuinely Scary Fever Dream

    By Chris Evangelista December 2nd, 2024

    Robert Eggers' genuinely scary take on Nosferatu, starring Lily-Rose Depp & Bill Skarsgård, is one the best movies of the year. Here's our review.

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  • Romy and Samuel getting passionate in Babygirl

    Babygirl Review: An Intelligent, Erotic Exploration In The Pleasure Of Relinquishing Power

    By BJ Colangelo December 2nd, 2024

    Nicole Kidman is in complete control of the tantalizing erotic thriller Babygirl, co-starring Harris Dickinson. Here's our review.

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  • Moana holds her necklace in Moana 2

    Moana 2 Review: A Few Rough Waves Aren't Enough To Sink Disney's Sentimental Sequel

    By BJ Colangelo November 26th, 2024

    Despite the awkwardness of retooling a streaming series into a movie, Moana 2 is enjoyable and manages to actually push the story forward. Here's our review.

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  • Elphaba, concerned, casting a spell in Wicked

    Wicked Review: The Broadway Musical Becomes An Overlong And Messy Movie

    By Witney Seibold November 19th, 2024

    The Wicked movie adaptation of the hit Broadway musical is messy and overlong, and ultimately incomplete. Here's our review.

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  • Paddington holds an umbrella in the mountains in Paddington in Peru

    Paddington In Peru Review: A Charming But Disappointing Sequel

    By Rafael Motamayor November 15th, 2024

    The threequel Paddington in Peru is the least enjoyable of the Paddington movies, but it still ends up being pretty charming. Here's our review.

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  • Macrinus (Denzel Washington) sits on a throne watching the fighting in Gladiator II

    Gladiator II Review: A Scene-Stealing Denzel Washington Keeps Ridley Scott's Sequel In Fighting Shape

    By Chris Evangelista November 11th, 2024

    Ridley Scott's Gladiator II is loaded with big action, but the real draw of the film is Denzel Washington's scene-stealing performance. Here's our review.

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  • Orion and the Dark

    The 11 Best Family Movies Of 2024 So Far

    By SlashFilm Staff November 6th, 2024

    From a heartwarming new Peanuts to the high-flying antics of Kung Fu Panda 4, here are the best family movies of 2024 so far.

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  • Nicholas Hoult on the poster for Juror #2

    Juror #2 Review: 2024's Most Intense Courtroom Drama Is Vintage Clint Eastwood

    By Jeremy Mathai October 30th, 2024

    Clint Eastwood's Juror #2 is vintage Eastwood and one of the most invigorating theatrical experiences of 2024. Here's our review.

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  • Robin Wright as Margaret Young smiling and Tom Hanks as Richard Young looking at her in the movie Here

    Here Review: This Forrest Gump Reunion Is An Interesting Experiment Gone Wrong

    By Chris Evangelista October 29th, 2024

    Robert Zemeckis directs a digitally de-aged Tom Hanks & Robin Wright in Here, a film rooted in one spot for millions of years. Here's our review.

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  • Venom: The Last Dance

    Venom: The Last Dance Review: Tom Hardy's Marvel Trilogy Ends With A Whimper

    By Chris Evangelista October 23rd, 2024

    Venom: The Last Dance is a rushed, clumsy, lackluster trilogy finale that forgets to embrace the established fun of the franchise. Here's our review.

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  • Conclave

    Conclave Review: Ralph Fiennes Leads A Satisfying, Mature Thriller Set Inside The Vatican

    By Witney Seibold October 23rd, 2024

    Ralph Fiennes stars as a conflicted Cardinal in Conclave, a sturdy, mature thriller about dark secrets within the Vatican. Here's our review.

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  • Skye Riley haunted by demon in Smile 2

    Smile 2 Review: A Twisted Horror Sequel That Doesn't Let Up

    By Chris Evangelista October 16th, 2024

    Despite some flaws, Smile 2 is a bigger, meaner horror sequel that gets the job done. It's also a lot of fun. Here's our review.

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  • We Live in Time

    We Live In Time Review: A Sweet, Solid Weepy Drama

    By Witney Seibold October 10th, 2024

    We Live in Time is a gentle, tear-jerking melodrama with excellent performances from Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield. Here's our review.

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  • The Shadow Strays

    The Shadow Strays Review: A Bloody Action Epic That's Both Exciting And Exhausting

    By Chris Evangelista October 8th, 2024

    The Night Comes For Us director Timo Tjahjanto is back with the action extravaganza The Shadow Strays. Here's our review.

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  • Queer

    Queer Review: Daniel Craig Is Sensational In Luca Guadagnino's Must-See Odyssey [NYFF]

    By Jeremy Mathai October 7th, 2024

    Luca Guadagnino's William S. Burroughs' adaptation Queer features a downright sensational Daniel Craig in a transformative role. Here's our review.

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  • The Shrouds

    The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg Crafts A Blistering Thriller About Sex, Death, And Grief [NYFF]

    By Jeremy Mathai October 4th, 2024

    David Cronenberg fans will not want to miss his latest, The Shrouds, a strange film inspired by the death of his wife. Here's our review.

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  • The Platform 2

    The Platform 2 Review: A Slightly More Interesting Take On A Bizarre Premise

    By Witney Seibold October 3rd, 2024

    The Platform 2, hitting Netflix this week, is less of a sequel and more of a remake of the first movie. Here's our review.

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  • Emilia Pérez

    Emilia Pérez Review: This Trans Crime Thriller/Musical Is 2024's Biggest Swing & Miss [NYFF]

    By Jeremy Mathai October 1st, 2024

    Strong performances aside, the buzzy musical-thriller Emilia Pérez can't help but feel like a half-completed thought experiment. Here's our review.

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  • Maria

    Maria Review: Angelina Jolie Delivers A Transcendent Performance [NYFF]

    By Jeremy Mathai September 27th, 2024

    Angelina Jolie gives a performance for the ages in Maria, the third film in Pablo Larraín's trilogy focused on tragic, iconic women. Here's our review.

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  • Will & Harper

    Will & Harper Review: A Delightful Buddy Road Trip Of Transness, Flyover States, And Natty Light

    By BJ Colangelo September 27th, 2024

    Will & Harper is both a sweet little road trip comedy and a hopeful reminder that supportive voices exist beyond progressive bubbles. Here's our review.

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  • Salem's Lot

    Salem's Lot Review: This Long-Delayed Stephen King Adaptation Lacks Bite

    By Chris Evangelista September 26th, 2024

    The feature film adaptation of Stephen King's vampire horror story Salem's Lot has been delayed for a few years. Was it worth the wait? Here's our review.

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