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Posted on: May. 12, 2024
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Warner Bros. Discovery Misses First-Quarter Estimates Despite Streaming Growth
Posted on: May. 09, 2024
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Disney Posts Better-Than-Expected Quarterly Results, Nears Streaming Profitability Goal
Posted on: May. 07, 2024
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AMC Theatres Shrinks First Quarter Loss, Sees Revenues Dip on Weaker Box Office
Posted on: May. 08, 2024
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The Royal Hotel
Australian writer-director Kitty Green takes a hellish holiday in the badlands of toxic masculinity with this punchy feminist Outback thriller.
Read More >>Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour
Nearly three hours of Taylor Swift in concert might be too much of a good thing for newcomers, but devotees will wish this beautifully shot and edited performance doc had been even longer.
Read More >>The Exorcist: Believer
It takes a village to perform an exorcism, and it takes the power of Ann Dowd and Ellen Burstyn to make this familiar material compelling.
Read More >>The Creator
While lovely to look at, Gareth Edwards’ latest doesn’t make the case for why we should stop worrying and learn to love AI.
Read More >>Expend4bles
If Expend4bles were any more by-the-numbers, it would have a numeral in its title. Oh, wait.
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Bottoms
This queer comedy remains uncompromisingly outrageous and hilarious from start to finish, and if it’s too weird to be a box-office smash, then it has the makings of a future cult classic.
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Ferrari
In his first feature film in eight years, director Michael Mann passionately captures a life where the drive for success and the threat of disaster were intricately intertwined.
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The Promised Land
A beautifully imagined and played tale of men at war with the elements and each other with just a few screenplay hiccoughs.
Read More >>Maestro
Bradley Cooper’s ambitious sophomore directorial effort, about Leonard Bernstein’s married life, soars and sweeps in some passages while falling flat in others.
Read More >>A Haunting in Venice
Branagh’s most successful Agatha Christie adaptation to date finds mystery and suspense in period, setting, and another distinguished ensemble.
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