B-
Mélanie Laurent directs this fiery feminist tale set in a 19th-century French asylum
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B+
I'm Your Man intelligently mixes sci-fi, romance, and comedy
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C-
The new movie from the director of Hidden Figures dive-bombs spectacularly
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D+
Justin Chon uses every contrivance and cliché in the book (and invents a few more) to sap his deportation melodrama…
C+
The 91-year-old writer-director revisits the Western after a nearly 30-year absence
B
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's WWII thriller could use a little more pulpy energy, but it’s thoughtful and provocative
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B-
This strange mockumentary uses the musicians’ real-life personas as fodder for cringe comedy and Lynchian pathos
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B+
Joe Carnahan’s latest genre gem zeroes in on a bygone era of B-movie pulp
C+
Too rarely does Sion Sono's first movie in English achieve any gonzo fun
B-
The star's performance is about all that distinguishes this remake from the Danish original
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B
The star's performance as disgraced '80s televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker goes behind the eyelashes
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B
The Conjuring conjurer adds some giallo lunacy (and gore!) to his winning fright formula
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C
This well-meaning musical has plenty of empowerment but not much depth
B
Natalie Morales’ intimate two-hander transcends its humble format
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C+
Paul Schrader's greatest hits overshadow an inconsistent character study
C+
Ultimately, this watchable crime comedy falls between Bad Moms zaniness and Hustlers commentary
C
Canadian climber Marc-André Leclerc doesn’t exactly facilitate the movie made about him
D+
Enough already with the John Wick duplicates, there’s only so much we can take
C-
This cross-cultural Brazilian-Japanese action flick has style but little excitement
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B
Two of the shorts, from David Lowery and Apichatpong Weerasethakul, are terrific