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Review of A Hidden Life (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 21 May 2019

It’s a true story, and a simple one, but couched in Malick’s signature style, it becomes something more lyrical and pastoral…

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Review of The Lighthouse (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 21 May 2019

There’s horror and gaslighting and high-on-helium-style comedy and bits of Freud scattered about; in essence, it’s a pile of things that…

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Review of The Lighthouse (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 21 May 2019

There’s horror and gaslighting and high-on-helium-style comedy and bits of Freud scattered about; in essence, it’s a pile of things that…

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Review of The Souvenir (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 20 May 2019

The Souvenir clearly stands out as one of the year’s best films: pointedly personal art that somehow manages, in its specificity, to hit…

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Review of Rocketman (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 20 May 2019

It’s absolutely exploding with energy because Elton John is its pulse…

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Review of The Dead Don't Die (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 20 May 2019

The movie is gentle, almost sluggish, and takes some weird left turns — in other words, it’s a Jarmusch film. Zombies suddenly turn up…

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Review of John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 09 May 2019

Among its contemporaries, John Wick, in a word, rules…

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Review of Wine Country (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 08 May 2019

Wine Country is a pleasant enough comedy about friendships in middle age and learning to embrace change…

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Review of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 02 May 2019

Extremely Wicked gives off the distinct impression that it finds Bundy far more fascinating than anyone who suffered at his hands…

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Review of Knock Down the House (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 30 Apr 2019

Knock Down the House is the rare documentary about today’s American political landscape that might make you shed happy tears…

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Review of Avengers: Endgame (2019)

By Alex Abad-Santos (75) for Vox (725) on 22 Apr 2019

The most shocking thing about Avengers: Endgame is that there are several moments within this colossal movie that feel like a Marvel miracle…

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Review of Someone Great (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 18 Apr 2019

A hopeful break-up film, with three leads who sparkle together…

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Review of The Perfect Date (2019)

By Constance Grady (10) for Vox (725) on 11 Apr 2019

It’s fine! It’s perfectly pleasant! If you like teen movies, you’ll most likely enjoy watching it…

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Review of Hellboy (2019)

By Alex Abad-Santos (75) for Vox (725) on 10 Apr 2019

While its nightmare visuals are stellar, the real villain of the movie is its rotten writing, which turns Hellboy into hanging action sequences…

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Review of Dumbo (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 28 Mar 2019

Dumbo isn’t entirely unpleasant to watch — on the whole, it’s probably Burton’s best since Big Fish, whatever that’s worth — and…

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Review of Shazam! (2019)

By Alex Abad-Santos (75) for Vox (725) on 23 Mar 2019

Shazam’s tale of orphans and wizardry is not perfect — Sivana is a stylish but ultimately forgettable menace — but it’s pretty close…

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Review of Us (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 20 Mar 2019

Us is more intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic; it’s horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it’s all over…

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Review of Captain Marvel (2019)

By Alex Abad-Santos (75) for Vox (725) on 05 Mar 2019

I was hoping for something higher, further, faster, and more…

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Review of Native Son (2019)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 02 Feb 2019

Though it has some problems as a film — some of which are part and parcel of translating a book to the screen — Native Son still packs…

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Review of The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019)

By Emily Todd Vanderwerff (26) for Vox (725) on 26 Jan 2019

To be sure, The Lego Movie 2 is a lot of fun. If you loved the first movie or just need something to see in theaters, it won’t disappoint…

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