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Jake Gyllenhaal Isn't The Best Part Of The New Jake Gyllenhaal Movie
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Here It Is, The Most Self-Referential Movie Tom Cruise Has Ever Made
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"Blade Runner 2049" Is An Exquisitely Made Disappointment
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"The Florida Project" Is A Heartbreaking Movie About Living In The Shadow Of...
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Film's Sexual Misconduct Problem Goes Deeper Than Harvey Weinstein
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The Resurrection (LOL) Of The Dumb, Fun Teen Slasher
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Literally Just 11 Ridiculous Things That Happen In "The Snowman"
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"Stranger Things" Is Nostalgic For A Time Before Nerds Were Toxic
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There’s No Way Louis C.K.’s New Movie Can Happen Now
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"Three Billboards" Is An Unfortunate Metaphor For Our Complicated Cultural...
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These Are The 11 Best Movies Of 2017
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In 2017, Movies Tackled The Myth Of The American Suburb
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"Star Wars" Has Created A Villain Too Real For Its Own Fantasy Universe
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What Should We Do With Hollywood’s Rotten Apples?
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14 Movies You Should Know About From The Sundance Film Festival
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8 Fabulous Breakout Actors You’ll Be Talking About This Year
From eighth-grade girls to skateboarding showboats to struggling gay teenagers, these actors and their roles wowed audiences at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival — and promise to keep audiences buzzing...
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What Will It Take For The Film Industry To Really Support Women Filmmakers?
Laura Dern and Isabelle Nélisse in The Tale, which was acquired by HBO. HBO Harvey Weinstein attended last year’s Women’s March at the Sundance Film Festival. Weinstein walked on behalf of women's...
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