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‘Trainwreck’: Amy Schumer Sleeps With Everyone and Learns to Love Anyway
A comedy wherein a woman of many lovers must choose between her wandering ways and a single heart.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews5.5/10
Will Smith’s Calm Resolve Can’t Save Concussion From Its Own Repeated Rejections
A review of Concussion, starring Will Smith as Bennet Omalu, who discovers CTE in football players and battles the NFL.
Movie Reviews5.6/10
Mufasa: The Lion King Reviews
A young lion named Mufasa and his brother Taka race, bond, and face a great peril in Barry Jenkins' photorealistic tale.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
In Bronson, Tom Hardy Traps Himself in a Cell and Turns It Into a Stage
A grim tale of a man who spends three decades in solitude, becoming a legend in his own mind, told with a steady, uneasy hand.
Movie Reviews9.4/10
Jack Lemmon Sells His Apartment to Bosses Taking Mistresses in Billy Wilder’s The Apartment
A clerk rents his apartment to bosses taking mistresses to climb the ladder, while a wounded woman and a scheming master plot against him.
Movie Reviews7/10
Dogville Review: Lars von Trier’s Town of Lies Still Deserves Your Attention
A tale of a town built upon white lines, wherein a stranger finds her value turned into a price.
Movie Reviews4.9/10
Chan, Coogan and a Hot-Air Balloon Can’t Save This Loose 80-Day Chase
A globe-trotting chase comedy where a wager of eighty days is betrayed by its own spectacle.
Movie Reviews4.7/10
The Time Traveler’s Wife Promises More Than It Delivers
A man who cannot stop moving backward falls in love with a woman who must wait for him across decades.
Movie Reviews3.9/10
Paul Blart: Mall Cop Review — Kevin James Carries a Script That Never Changes Him
A clumsy guard, a stolen mall, and a fight he never earns. Paul Blart: Mall Cop review.
Movie Reviews9.4/10
Thirteen Years On, Jesse and Céline’s Marriage Still Passes the Test of Talking
Nine years later, Jesse and Céline still talk—about twins, a teen son, and the slow ruin of marriage.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Inherent Vice Review: Anderson’s Slow-Burn Adaptation Earns Its 8.1/10
A review of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice, a slow-burning, drug-soaked mystery adapted from Thomas Pynchon's novel.
Movie Reviews3/10
Daddy’s Home 2 Stacks the Family With a Father-in-Law and a Stepdad — and Still Misses the Mark
A sequel that doubles down on its own excess: more daddies, more trouble, less laughter.