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Adria Arjona plays a veteran turned protective mother in a thriller that draws heavy inspiration from the works of John Carpenter.
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A 17-year-old girl lands a job at a creepy Manila golf club in Rafael Manuel’s evocative debut feature.
Great Use of Gaten Matarazzo
After a rough debut, co-creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw lean on classic sitcom tropes and elevate their strongest characters in an improved sophomore season.
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Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr. are hired to transport an evil rich kid to rehab in a raucous comedy that never lives up to its best moments.
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Dave Green's smart and sweet Looney Tunes movie is about underdogs (undercartoons?) fighting deep-pocketed baddies who don't care about actual quality. Funny!
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Elordi is a pilot eking out the last days of humanity in Scott's rustic spin on the post-pandemic survival thriller. But it's one curiously lacking in thrills.
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Swanberg delivers some of the best work of his career in this portrait of humanity's inability to figure out what we actually want.
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David Kittredge conjures a true film lover's retrospective in this magical John Boorman documentary.
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The "Too Many Cooks" auteur appears to have finally received a budget worthy of his talents, and he makes full use of it by playing his greatest hits on a multiplex-worthy scale.
