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More than 150 years since the end of the Civil War, slavery remains the scar that just won’t heal in
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Santa’s coming to town, and he’s drunk, hot, and ready to go to war. If you’re looking for a warm
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David Harbour gives off of a ping of likability, and that makes him the right actor to play a down-in-the-dumps,
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Adapting a beloved book series into a television show that doesn’t lose the author’s carefully crafted nuance is a tough
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Horror-comedy has held Indian audiences in thrall since the early 2000s, with more than 100 films in the genre being
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More than a decade after “Shrek” prequel/spinoff “Puss in Boots,” the flamboyant feline is up to his old tricks —
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It could certainly be argued that 1971 was the year that David Bowie became David Bowie: He recorded and released
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In the appealing, naturalistic drama “Alam,” a middle-class Arab teen living in a village in the Galilee undergoes a political
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The title character of writer-director Emmanuelle Nicot’s feature debut “Love According to Dalva” is not like other girls her age.
Read more‘Strange World’ Review: Disney Expands Its Horizons, and It’s a Beautiful Thing to See
In “Strange World,” the world may be super-weird, but those who populate it are some of the most realistic and
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