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Daryl Davis documentary disrobes racism in America
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Baldwin biopic on race in America is spellbinding
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Sandy Hook survivors turn to Shakespeare in ‘Midsummer’
When a teacher asks a child where she goes to school, and the child cheerfully answers, “Sandy Hook,”…
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De Niro in ‘Comedian’ has no funny bone
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Mars movie ‘Space Between Us’ lacks gravity
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He is now 68 years old, but in recent years Pedro Almodovar hasn’t been making films like an…
January 27, 2017
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Matthew McConaughey’s performance doesn’t glitter in ‘Gold’
The deal with Matthew McConaughey is, when his gung-ho approach to acting is channeled into a strong character…
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Back in the heyday of “The Sixth Sense” and “Signs,” writer-director M. Night Shyamalan had no shortage of…
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McDonald’s movie ‘Founder’ has no bite
According to “The Founder,” Ray Kroc — the man who made McDonald’s into the Godzilla of the restaurant…
January 20, 2017
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If Paterson, New Jersey, already seems over-blessed with great poets — William Carlos Williams and Allen Ginsberg both…
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‘Live by Night’ has way too much going on
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