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Review of The Post (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for PopMatters (2,617) on 12 Jan 2018

Streep is particularly good as the embodiment of a woman who never expected to be running a newspaper (she was thrust into that role following…

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Review of Molly's Game (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 05 Jan 2018

you can track the development of Molly's understanding of how the world works and what place she has chosen within it by what she's wearing,…

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Review of All the Money in the World (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 25 Dec 2017

Much of the film's appeal lies in Michelle Williams' portrayal of young Getty's mother Gail as she desperately tries to convince Getty Sr…

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Review of Call Me by Your Name (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 22 Dec 2017

Italy has never looked better on screen than it does in Sayombhu's Mukdeeprom's cinematography…

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Review of The Shape of Water (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 15 Dec 2017

In The Shape of Water, del Toro and co-screenwriter Vanessa Taylor make it appear easy to do something that is really quite difficult-grounding…

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Review of Darkest Hour (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 08 Dec 2017

While Dunkirk is all visceral action and Their Finest gentle satire, however, Darkest Hour is mostly talk, focusing on political negotiations…

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Review of The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 22 Nov 2017

it fails on so many other levels that failing to support the argument stated in its title may be the least of its sins…

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Review of Coco (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 22 Nov 2017

The land of the dead, as imagined in Coco, is a glittering steampunk Metropolis of futuristic high-rises and magical bridges, populated with…

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Review of Novitiate (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 17 Nov 2017

sensitive to the specific demands of living in a self-contained community ...and respectful of those who choose a religious life…

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Review of Lady Bird (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 17 Nov 2017

an astonishingly assured first film from Gerwig…

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Review of Justice League (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 16 Nov 2017

This is an ODTAA (one damn thing after another) movie if ever there was one, and whether that's enough for you is a question only you can answer…

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Review of Wonderstruck (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for PopMatters (2,617) on 10 Nov 2017

What was magic on the page comes off as overly opportunistic on the screen, the sort of wish fulfillment that works in a fairy tale but seems…

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Review of All I See Is You (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 26 Oct 2017

If you come to this film expecting a conventional thriller, you'll be disappointed, while if you are up for a character study with some really…

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Review of The Florida Project (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 26 Oct 2017

finds the beauty in a scruffy part of Florida that the tourist board would probably prefer that you ignore…

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Review of Breathe (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 19 Oct 2017

heavy-handed weather symbolism is emblematic of the first-choice, go-with-the-obvious filmmaking that makes Breathe a chore to sit through…

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Review of Breathe (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 19 Oct 2017

heavy-handed weather symbolism is emblematic of the first-choice, go-with-the-obvious filmmaking that makes Breathe a chore to sit through…

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Review of Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 19 Oct 2017

The real draw in Take Every Wave is the many shots of Hamilton and others surfing big waves…

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Review of Marshall (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 12 Oct 2017

Most unforgiveable, for a film that centers on a high stakes court case, it fails to generate any tension regarding the outcome of the case…

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Review of Victoria & Abdul (2017)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for TheArtsStl (28) on 28 Sep 2017

a splendid period film with sharp acting performances that manages to criticize the British Empire while also accepting it as a fact of life…

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Review of Gender Wars (2015)

By Sarah Boslaugh (544) for Playback:stl (411) on 28 Sep 2017

It's not just about tennis-it's also about giving respect to women as human beings and recognizing their aspirations and achievements…

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