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‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ is an inventive narrative that keeps viewers on their toes, while also drawing them to characters with whom they wouldn’t normally want to engage.
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‘First Man’ is a vivid depiction of the dangers of being an astronaut from the perspective of space hero, Neil Armstrong.
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This week’s releases include an atypical look at being a teenager; a heartbreaking depiction of oppression; the new action hero on the block; a real-life story of survival; and a couple of resurrections.
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‘The Sisters Brothers’ is an offbeat Western that doesn’t force its characters into clearly defined categories of good and bad as the men at the centre of the tale walk that fine line with many missteps.
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‘A Star is Born’ is an emotional journey following two evocative singers, played exceptionally by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, who inspire the best in each other, but find having it all still isn’t enough.
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This week’s releases include an amazing story of real-life survival; a darkly humorous tale of a man who wants desperately to change; a horrific movie about bullying; and a classic film about monsters and monstrous people.
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‘Lizzie’ is the solemn tale of the century-old Borden murders, which introduces a less popular theory while unfolding with a never-ending dark cloud over everyone’s head.
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This week’s releases include an upgraded scary classic; a new take on a comic book standard; a couple of movies that take unexpected paths; another chapter in a cutthroat saga; and an origin story no one knew they wanted.
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‘Fahrenheit 11/9’ is Michael Moore’s scathing look at how Americans became disenchanted with the political process, allowing Donald Trump to become president.
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‘The Wife’ is the story of a frustrated spouse who finally snaps under the weight of her husband receiving the ultimate recognition, played perfectly by Glenn Close.
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‘The House with a Clock in its Walls’ is a spine-tingling, magical fantasy that allows a strange boy to find his place in the world.
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This week’s releases include the latest chapter in a prehistoric drama; the Korean version of a conventional horror story; a bit of typecasting; a fresh take on a heist narrative; and a movie that defies expectation.
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This week’s releases include an unfulfilled promise of greatness; a gripping horror movie; a classic Halloween comedy; the ends of several series; and an interesting approach to alien contact.
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‘White Boy Rick’ is the true story of a teen who fashioned himself a kingpin, but was really just a dumb kid making bad choices.
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‘Her Smell’ is the entrancing story of a grunge singer at the height of her career who tumbles off the cliff of her success, hitting every rock on the way down to the bottom.
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‘Border’ is a fairy tale of sorts, in which the princess discovers another world in which she could be accepted but at a cost to those around her.
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‘Donnybrook’ digs into the darkest corners of humanity to find its mostly disagreeable characters whose fates will be decided at an underground competition.
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‘The Predator’ is a sequel to the pre-Alien crossover films and attempts to refresh the franchise, but is only semi-successful.
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‘The Wind’ is a horror movie that’s rooted in isolation, but draws on many other elements to illustrate the dangers of uncivilized land.
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‘Kursk’ doesn’t care if you know how it ends because the arrogance that caused the end result and people who were affected by it are far more important.
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‘Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy’ is the compelling true story of two different women portraying one young man in an effort to connect that instead becomes the root of their alienation.
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‘Freaks’ is a thriller that unexpectedly turns into a science fiction narrative, while providing commentary on the current state of affairs.
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‘Firecrackers’ explores the consequences of being an independent, spirited young woman in a small town that values its men more.
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‘The Extraordinary Journey of Celeste Garcia’ is a sweet comedy about a woman who can’t wait for her second chance at life on another planet.
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Since good cannot exist without its opposite, Catholic figures have long been intertwined with omens of evil and ‘The Nun’ is the embodiment of malevolence even if the narrative somewhat blunders the delivery.
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This week’s releases include a surprisingly exceptional origin story; a chilling horror anthology; a fairy tale, coming-of-age story; a full-tilt romance; and the film that launched a still-expanding franchise.
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This week’s releases include a movie who’s reputation precedes it; a relentless comedy; a moving historical drama; a reimagined Western; a heist movie that never stood a chance; and a couple of hypotheticals.
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This week’s releases include a foul-mouthed occasional hero; a true story with some untrue additions; a horror legend’s greatest picture; another chapter in a post-apocalyptic world; and several narratives about devolving mental states.
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‘Mile 22’ is an action-heavy, spy picture in which there are multiple ticking clocks, broad daylight shootouts in the street and an ending that makes it all worth it.
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‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is a hilarious and occasionally touching rom-com that features a ground-breaking cast with a collective experience.
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A scene from 'Money Monster' Sony Pictures
Mumbai Sound Designer/Recordist Harikumar Pillai with BAFTA/Oscar nominated DP Jack N. Green, who was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, on the set of recent feature THE LETTERS. Harikumar Pillai
Mark Wahlberg & Iko Uwais star in 'Mile 22' VVS Films
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A scene from 'The Dark Tower' Sony Pictures
A scene from 'The Divergent Series: Allegiant' eOne Films
A scene from 'The Theory of Happiness' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Blockers' Universal Studios
Jonathan Brugh, Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi in a scene from 'What We Do in the Shadows' Video Services Corp.
A scene from 'How to Train Your Dragon' DreamWorks Home Entertainment
A scene from 'It Comes at Night' Mongrel Media
Kate Hudson and Bill Murray stars in 'Rock the Kasbah' VVS Films
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A scene from 'In the Heart of the Sea' Warner Bros. Pictures
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