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Drama by Martin TowersNov 29, 20188:09 pmDecember 27, 2018
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Thomasin McKenzie and Ben Foster in Leave No Trace

Leave No Trace (2018)

In its slow and contemplative tone, Leave No Trace demands your full attention, and will reward it with a heartfelt study of adulthood and solitude.

Drama by Martin TowersNov 7, 20188:23 pmDecember 27, 2018
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Halldóra Geirharðsdóttir in Woman at War

Woman at War (2018)

The concept is great, but the execution fumbles with its greatest asset, which is the comedic aspect of the story. It is far too silly to be serious, and far too serious to be funny.

Horror by Martin TowersOct 31, 20188:33 pmDecember 27, 2018
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Judy Greer and Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween

Halloween (2018)

Halloween is the perfect Halloween movie: a straight up genre film, unabashedly so, an 80s-style slasher film that knows exactly what we want out of it and is happy to oblige.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 29, 20184:23 pmJuly 22, 2020
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Tessa Thompson and Lakeith Stanfield in Sorry to Bother You

Sorry To Bother You (2018)

Next time someone tells you they’ve seen it all, show them this.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 25, 201810:05 amDecember 27, 2018
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Ryan Gosling in First Man

First Man (2018)

First Man is slow -too slow- which I am comfortable with, but it is also long -too long- which is harder to ignore. Hand in hand with its tranquil pace and its fixation to detail, though, comes a sense of upping the stakes, and when the flight comes, it is awe-inspiring.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 21, 201811:21 pmApril 11, 2020
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Baldur Einarsson and Blær Hinriksson in Heartstone

Heartstone (2016) – Movie Review

Heartstone is tough, and unapologetically so, but there is a wounded beauty to it, in its dimly lit nights and its sparks of humanity between the sea and the rocks.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 17, 20188:35 pmDecember 27, 2018
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Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly in The Sisters Brothers

The Sisters Brothers (2018)

I don’t know what I expected from something titled “The Sisters Brothers”, but certainly not this movie. It is a Western through and through, but tonally it mixes drama with comedy and action with introspection.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 14, 20187:04 pmApril 11, 2020
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Girl (2018)

Girl had the potential of being a deep, introspective discussion of trans acceptance and integration, but its extensive dance interludes bloat its runtime and its refusal to address many of its own open questions diminishes its emotional throughline.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 8, 20188:39 pmDecember 27, 2018
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Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga in A Star is Born

A Star is Born (2018)

A Star is Born is an unabashedly romantic look at music and stardom, and an amazing display of talent from its stars, Bradley Cooper (who also directs) and Lady Gaga. Both offer incredible musical and dramatic performances, and their chemistry pulls the film together.

Drama by Martin TowersOct 7, 20183:34 pmMarch 8, 2020
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Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal in Blindspotting

Blindspotting (2018)

Blindspotting is a total experience. When it often seems like the studios bankroll only sequels, remakes and reboots, it is a breath of fresh air to see talented artists blazing their own path to do something new and bold.

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