No, I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore is not a documentary about all the things going through your head right now, but in his directing debut, actor Macon B
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Maybe this'll teach us not to judge a movie by its marketing campaign. Thanks to posters and trailers focused solely on its American star, Matt Damon, Zhang Yimou's
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Logan is a punch in the gut in all the right ways. Onscreen, the X-Men series has always found ways to morph and expand, from time-traveling fantasy to social allego
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Television's smartest network drama went out last year with a slap. The Good Wife, the hourlong CBS procedural about savvy lawyers and sexy investigators, looked as
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Jordan Peele's Get Out is the most trenchant studio release in years, a slow-building, often hilarious horror thriller built upon a dead-serious idea: that a black m
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The movies never get the Midwest right. When, on-screen, have you seen white people at the grocery store mouth that shy, apologetic oop noise every time someone walk
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In recent months, there have been serious calls for liberal city dwellers to reach beyond their bubble? to better understand their rural counterparts. What's rarely
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The horror anthology ? multiple short films, often from different directors, all tied together with a wrap-around framing device ? has been a staple of the genre sin
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A cat meowing at your feet, looking up at you, is life smiling at you, says one of the interviewees in Kedi, and who am I to argue? Ceyda Torun's daydreamlike docume
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George Miller's sci-fi series began in 1979 with the low-budget, practically DIY gearhead grindhouse flick Mad Max, and it was revived in 2015 with his delirious act
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In the early days of the major studios, Universal Pictures was famous for its monster movies and MGM had its musicals, but it was Warner Bros. that was known for the
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In 1902, Dr. John Kellogg changed two letters in the word sanatorium? ? defined as a resting spot for disabled soldiers ? and changed the world. Sanitariums? became
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