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Daily Archives: December 23, 2020
Netflixable? Get around to “Hunt for the Wilderpeople”
The daft, stylized and quasi-surreal comedy of “Eagle vs. Shark” and “What We Do in the Shadows” may have made Taika Waititi’s reputation in his native New Zealand and at film festivals far and wide. But the sweet, goofy and … Continue reading
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Documentary preview: Smart sniffing dogs take the spotlight as “The Truffle Hunters”
Who’s a good boo boo dog? Who?
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Netflixable? Clooney loses himself in the melancholy of “The Midnight Sky”
It is time? Can we say this now, after his disastrously-off “Catch-22” on TV, his satiric misfire “Suburbicon” and the sentimental slog of “Monuments Men?” Behind the camera, the magic that was George Clooney most definitely was George Clooney, at … Continue reading
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Meet the “Real” Ma Rainey of “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”
Whatever Oscar dreams Netflix has for “Mank” (meh) or “Dave Five Bloods” (You’re kidding, right?), they’re pulling out all the stops for George C. Wolfe’s film of August Wilson’s most accessible play. There’s a doc on the making of the … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Mulligan and Gyllenhaal set off sparks in “Wildlife”
“Wildlife” feels like the sort of movie Paul Dano would have begged to star in back in his teens. The “There Will Be Blood” co-star’s adaptation of Richard Ford’s novel captures a marriage falling apart and a doted-on, confided with … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: In the joint, “Caged” and losing his mind
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Netflixable? French submariners dread “Le chat du loup (The Wolf’s Call)”
If you know your submarine thrillers, from “The Enemy Below” and “Das Boot” to “The Hunt for Red October,” you know this signature moment repeated in such movies from WWII onward. It’s the sweaty, suspenseful near silence as everyone waits … Continue reading
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