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Review of Carol (1970)

By Will Leitch (411) for The New Republic (897) on 31 Dec 2015

This is about two people who didn't know what their lives were until they met each other, then scrambling, in their muted, buttoned-up way,…

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Review of Concussion (2015)

By Will Leitch (411) for The New Republic (897) on 23 Dec 2015

Concussion isn't angry enough for a polemic, and it isn't interesting enough to be an uplifting Hollywood message movie, which means it's just…

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Review of The Hateful Eight (2015)

By Will Leitch (411) for The New Republic (897) on 21 Dec 2015

There is a sameness to The Hateful Eight, a sense that we have been down this road before, with higher stakes, with a firmer hand on the till…

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Review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

By Will Leitch (411) for The New Republic (897) on 16 Dec 2015

It is precisely the Star Wars movie that you want it to be. This is the one you were waiting for…

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Review of In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

By Gwyneth Kelly (2) for The New Republic (897) on 11 Dec 2015

A few scenes in In the Heart of the Sea hint at how effective the film might have been if told purely as a gripping story of man versus nature…

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Review of Breathless (1960)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 03 Dec 2015

With the appearance of Breathless, we have a film that is new, aesthetically and morally…

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Review of Breathless (1983)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 03 Dec 2015

With the appearance of Breathless, we have a film that is new, aesthetically and morally…

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Review of Breathless (2009)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 03 Dec 2015

With the appearance of Breathless, we have a film that is new, aesthetically and morally…

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Review of The Danish Girl (2015)

By Elaine Teng (13) for The New Republic (897) on 25 Nov 2015

Redmayne was director Tom Hooper's first choice for the role and it's not difficult to see why: As Lili, Eddie Redmayne is beautiful…

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Review of Carol (1990)

By Naomi Fry (5) for The New Republic (897) on 13 Nov 2015

Despite the meticulousness of Haynes's adaptation, the complexity of Therese's attitude is lost, and with it much of the strange energy and…

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Review of Carol (1974)

By Naomi Fry (5) for The New Republic (897) on 13 Nov 2015

Despite the meticulousness of Haynes's adaptation, the complexity of Therese's attitude is lost, and with it much of the strange energy and…

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Review of Carol (1970)

By Naomi Fry (5) for The New Republic (897) on 13 Nov 2015

Despite the meticulousness of Haynes's adaptation, the complexity of Therese's attitude is lost, and with it much of the strange energy and…

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Review of Carol (2015)

By Naomi Fry (5) for The New Republic (897) on 13 Nov 2015

Despite the meticulousness of Haynes's adaptation, the complexity of Therese's attitude is lost, and with it much of the strange energy and…

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Review of In Jackson Heights (2015)

By Brandon Harris (3) for The New Republic (897) on 12 Nov 2015

Wiseman's work takes on the moral density of a Dickens novel…

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Review of Spotlight (2015)

By Elisabeth Donnelly (1) for The New Republic (897) on 05 Nov 2015

The movie's an ensemble piece, building up its characters slowly and carefully, giving each actor a chance to shine…

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Review of Love (2015)

By Hannah K. Gold (2) for The New Republic (897) on 05 Nov 2015

Shot for shot it's a gorgeous film with a romantic naturalism that's wonderful to get swept up in…

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Review of Love (2015)

By Hannah K. Gold (2) for The New Republic (897) on 05 Nov 2015

Shot for shot it's a gorgeous film with a romantic naturalism that's wonderful to get swept up in…

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Review of Brooklyn (2015)

By Elaine Teng (13) for The New Republic (897) on 03 Nov 2015

Brooklyn appeals as a love triangle, with charming, old-timey romances befitting the era it depicts, but it's more powerful as a story of one…

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Review of Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 22 Oct 2015

Noyce has treated this story almost like a page of holy writ. If he has erred, it is in the very awe of his approach…

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Review of Much Ado About Nothing (1993)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 18 Oct 2015

Much Ado, for reasons given below, is not quite up to the level of Henry, but once again Branagh has adapted Shakespeare dexterously…

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