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Disastrous
Downsizing
Squanders a Promising Premise
What happened to Alexander Payne? The director behind meaningful dramedies like About Schmidt and The Descendants tries for a heavy-handed message...
The Last Jedi
: A Seriously Fun Chapter in Beloved
Star Wars
Saga
A triumph of originality, and yet a worthy chapter of the familiar Star Wars saga, The Last Jedi is a satisfying crowd pleaser that combines...
Western Fans Will Enjoy
The Ballad of Lefty Brown
's Tried-and-True Twang
Treads familiar ground for fans of the genre, but Westerns are so few and far between in recent years that The Ballad of Lefty Brown may feel new...
Ferdinand
Light on Its Feet without Side-Stepping Real Consequences
Lighthearted on the surface, Ferdinand tells a familiar story of triumph while navigating some darker elements. Although this animated kids flick...
Just Getting Started
Should Quit While It's Behind
An appalling waste of two fantastic actors, this dismal comedy putters through its worn-out storyline before reaching a predictably dull...
Reality is Stranger Than Fiction in
I, Tonya
The stars align for this movie in a way they never did for larger-than-life figure skater Tonya Harding. For its loud, bright, engrossing...
Darkest Hour
Joins
Dunkirk
as Compelling WWII Cinema This Year
Gary Oldman is a likely Oscar contender with his portrayal of Winston Churchill. Plagued by public failures and private doubts, Churchill faces an...
The Shape of Water
is a Compassionate, Heartfelt (R-Rated) Fairy Tale
Definitely not for kids, writer-director Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water is imaginative filmmaking of the highest order, marred only...
Lady Bird
Soars in This Emotional Coming-of-Age Story
Brimming with hope, humor, and just a touch of sadness, this film about an average girl on the cusp of adulthood perfectly captures the madness and...
Wonder Wheel
Just as Interesting as an Old Carnival Ride
In the year of Wonder, Wonder Woman and Wonderstruck, this latest addition to the Woody Allen showroom features some color and light, but nothing...
Coco
: Pixar's Day of the Dead Story Disappoints
Though not a sequel to one of the studio's earlier hits, Pixar's Coco feels like a retread. Colorful and musically buoyant at times, the film...
Denzel Delivers a Positive Verdict for
Roman J. Israel, Esq.
You've never seen Denzel Washington like this. Washington stakes his claim as a major Best Actor Oscar contender for his performance as quietly...
The Man Who Invented Christmas
Brings Warmth to Winter
The Man Who Invented Christmas is a merry treat for the holiday season. Well-acted and brimming with a message of love, hope and charity, this film...
As a Sweet Christmas Tale,
The Star
Shines
Thanks to a grand ensemble of voice actors, The Star becomes an upbeat Christmas story the whole family can appreciate. Children will be delighted...
Justice League
Tests Our Faith in Hollywood Heroism
An uninspired corrective for the DC Universe that doesn’t correct nearly enough. Justice League has more laughs but it takes fewer risks, bogged...
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