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Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 03 Oct 2017

Blade Runner 2049 is the rare sequel that surpasses a classic…

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Review of American Made (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 28 Sep 2017

It's a movie made to thrill rather than unnerve, and that's because at the end of the day, Cruise is still making movies where he needs to be liked…

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Review of Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 28 Sep 2017

The film's attempts to flesh out Felt's personal life fall flat and the story has a bit of trouble sticking the landing…

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Review of Last Flag Flying (2017)

By Chris Cabin (484) for Collider (1,032) on 27 Sep 2017

Much as he did with Bernie and Before Midnight, Linklater shows a rousing ability to find humor in dark subject matter,…

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Review of 1922 (2017)

By Haleigh Foutch (37) for Collider (1,032) on 26 Sep 2017

Atmospheric and sparing, 1922 is one of King's subtle nightmares, but it packs a punch by inspecting the familiar terrors of masculine pride…

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Review of Thelma (2017)

By Haleigh Foutch (37) for Collider (1,032) on 24 Sep 2017

Thelma is a fascinating investigation into the effects of oppression and the fearsome, phenomenal power in uncovering your personal truths…

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Review of Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 20 Sep 2017

Despite another charming performance from Egerton, Vaughn's kitchen sink approach leaves the movie feeling bloated and unable to carry its…

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Review of The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 20 Sep 2017

While it's the weakest of the three LEGO movies thus far, it's still surprisingly sweet and charming…

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Review of Chappaquiddick (2018)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 13 Sep 2017

When you consider the films about real-life politicians we usually get, Chappaquiddick is surprisingly bold even if its modest approach belies…

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Review of Mom and Dad (2018)

By Phil Brown (24) for Collider (1,032) on 13 Sep 2017

Deliriously flies over-the-top with a bad taste premise for the sake of sick laughs and B-movie bliss…

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Review of Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 13 Sep 2017

Professor Marston and the Wonder Women is a terrific story of finding acceptance, challenging the norm, and debating ideas in an intelligent…

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Review of Breathe (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 12 Sep 2017

The film is an incredibly sweet affair, and although it's almost drowning in pleasantries to the point that it lacks much drama, Serkis does…

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Review of Breathe (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 12 Sep 2017

The film is an incredibly sweet affair, and although it's almost drowning in pleasantries to the point that it lacks much drama, Serkis does…

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Review of Hostiles (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 12 Sep 2017

No doubt Joe and Rose's stories are interesting and compelling, but there persists this nagging feeling that their characters are somewhat…

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Review of Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 12 Sep 2017

Thanks to Vaughn's performance and Zahler's direction, Brawl in Cell Block 99 is able to walk the line between a down-and-dirty picture and…

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Review of The Disaster Artist (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 11 Sep 2017

Franco takes what could have easily been a parody and make Wiseau into a real, three-dimensional person who not only makes us laugh with all…

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Review of The Death of Stalin (2017)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 10 Sep 2017

Although the laughs don't come as frequently as In the Loop or Veep, The Death of Stalin is still consistently funny and delightfully mean-spirited…

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Review of Darkest Hour (2017)

By Adam Chitwood (59) for Collider (1,032) on 10 Sep 2017

It's a rousing, engaging chronicle of British politics, and also a surprisingly moving story about great leadership…

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Review of Brad's Status (2017)

By Phil Brown (24) for Collider (1,032) on 10 Sep 2017

A hysterical comedy with such embarrassingly accurate insights and rich emotional depth that it stings deeper than most dramas…

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Review of The Current War (2018)

By Matt Goldberg (248) for Collider (1,032) on 10 Sep 2017

What's constantly frustrating about The Current War is that it has an interesting period of history and three historically important figures,…

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