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‘Young Washington’ Review: A Stodgy Historical Primer Steeped in Performative Patriotism
Featuring Ben Kingsley, Andy Serkis, Mary-Louise Parker and Kelsey Grammer in supporting roles, Jon Erwin's drama depicts the founding father's early days in the military.
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‘Enola Holmes 3’ Review: Millie Bobby Brown’s Sleuth Tackles Nuptials and a New Case in Fun, Forgettable Netflix Threequel
Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter also appear in the latest installment of the popular film franchise about Sherlock Holmes' crime-solving younger sister.
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‘Minions & Monsters’ Review: Antic Blend of Silliness and Cinephilia Delights, Until It Doesn’t
The little yellow creatures become movie stars during the silent film era in their new adventure, which boasts a vocal cast including Allison Janney, Jesse Eisenberg and Zoey Deutch.
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‘Little Brother’ Review: John Cena and Eric André in Netflix’s Shamelessly Recycled Odd-Couple Raunchfest
An uptight real estate broker finds himself saddled with the guy he mentored in high school in the film co-starring Michelle Monaghan and Christopher Meloni.
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‘Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: Johnny Knoxville and Gang Reunite for One Final (Fingers Crossed) High-Risk Hurrah
New, insanely dangerous stunts, as well as past highlights, are featured in this allegedly ultimate film of the longstanding franchise.
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‘Lucky Strike’ Review: Scott Eastwood and Colin Hanks in Rod Davis Lurie’s Derivative World War II Thriller
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor co-stars in the film about an American soldier trapped behind enemy lines.
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‘Supergirl’ Review: Milly Alcock Sparks Punkish Chaos and Jason Momoa Brings Bad-Boy Energy, but DC’s Latest Caped Caper Is Stuck on Autopilot
Matthias Schoenaerts plays a vicious supervillain, with Eve Ridley as an orphaned teen out to avenge the killing of her family in Craig Gillespie’s interplanetary action saga.
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‘The Get Out’ Review: Russell Crowe Is Enjoyably Ridiculous as an Albanian Nightclub Owner in Comic Neo-Noir Pastiche
Nina Dobrev, Aaron Paul, Teresa Palmer and Luke Evans also appear in Derrick Borte's L.A.-set thriller.
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‘Girls Like Girls’ Review: Hayley Kiyoko’s Confident Feature Debut Captures the Giddy Thrills and Crushing Devastations of First Love
Zach Braff co-stars in the coming-of-age drama about two teenage girls who fall for each other over the summer break, inspired by Kiyoko's own 2015 song of the same title.
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‘Test’ Review: A Bodybuilder Struggles With Questions of Faith and His Emerging Sexuality in Nuanced Character Study
Directed by Sam McConnell from a semi-autobiographical screenplay by lead actor Brock Yurich, the Ohio-set drama also features Tammy Blanchard and Matthew Morrison.
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Hollywood Reporter Critics Pick the 10 Best Films of 2026 So Far
Faves from the first half of the year include a breakout blast of horror, the latest from auteurs both pop (Spielberg) and art house (Dardennes), and a doc that brings The King back from the afterlife.
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‘Toy Story 5’ Review: Joan Cusack’s Cowgirl Jessie Takes the Lead to Impart a Sweet Lesson About the Rewards of Physical Play Over Screen Time
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen return to the voice cast of Pixar’s beloved franchise about the secret lives of toys, along with newcomers including Conan O’Brien, Greta Lee and Bad Bunny.
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‘The Revisionist’ Review: Alison Brie and an Excellent Dustin Hoffman Lead a Strong Cast Through a Weak Story
André Holland and Tom Sturridge also star in Alex Vlack's narrative feature debut about the complicated dynamics between four writers: a father, his son, the son's wife and the couple's friend.
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‘House of Criticism’ Review: Art Critics Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Get a Sincerely Sweet and Smart Documentary Love Story
Filmmaker Alison Chernick ('Itzhak') follows the pair, married since 1992, from galleries to diners to interactions with famous friends including Cindy Sherman and Lena Dunham.
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‘On the Sea’ Review: A Piercingly Observed Queer Love Story Set in a Hyper-Masculine Welsh Fishing Community
Barry Ward plays a middle-aged mussel farmer, with Lorne MacFadyen as the younger itinerant worker who sparks desires he has spent most of his life hiding.
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‘Happy Hours’ Review: Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Aim to Charm, but This Reunion Is Likelier to Make You Cringe
The former 'Dawson's Creek' co-stars play former high-school sweethearts in a drama written and directed by Holmes and also featuring Constance Wu and Mary-Louise Parker.
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