Movie Reviews
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A Farewell and Tribute to Our Senior Editor, Nick Allen
In addition to overseeing and editing the work of others, for the past eight years, RogerEbert.com Senior Editor Nick Allen…
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All Is Not Calm: John Woo on Silent Night | Interviews
Finally, Woo has returned to the States with the high-concept holiday bloodbath “Silent Night.” After his young son is caught…
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Max’s Bookie isn’t a TV Comedy Bet Worth Taking | TV/Streaming
The aforementioned producer is Chuck Lorre, the man behind the massive CBS comedies “Two and a Half Men” and “The…
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La Syndicaliste movie review & film summary (2023)
It gets worse, as chronicled in fact-based drama “La Syndicaliste,” which is being marketed elsewhere under the not inapt English…
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Feels Like Treading Water | Video Games
And here’s where things get tricky. The launch maps rule. Certainly more than the launch maps for the last two…
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The Pitfalls of Suburban Ennui: In Praise of Todd Haynes and Julianne Moore’s Collaborations | Features
Moore’s third character with Haynes, Gracie Atherton-Yoo exists more in a day-to-day stasis than anything resembling Cathy Whitaker’s hope. Neither…
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Good Burger 2 movie review & film summary (2023)
Between the pushy incentives from businessman Cecil (Lil Rel Howery) on behalf of his mystery boss and Dexter’s own money-grubbing…
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Frybread Face and Me movie review (2023)
Isolated and out of place, Benny finds companionship in the form of his cousin Dawn (Charley Hogan), whom everyone calls…
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Monster movie review & film summary (2023)
Saori is convinced that something’s up with Minato, so she keeps after her son until he admits that he was…
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Faraway Downs movie review & film summary (2023)
“Faraway Downs” opens with a crawl that informs us about the treatment of Indigenous children in Australia as well as…
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