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Movie Review: Marvel’s New “A” Team earns its asterisk — “Thunderbolts*”
It takes a solid hour to get going, and pretty much as long to identify its characters. Good luck if you buy a ticket and show up without more background than you typically need to know for a comic book … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “We Live in Time” and Weep — Just in no Particular Order
“We Live in Time” is an old-fashioned weeper, a “Love Story” with a British accent with a “meet cute” and falling hard and Big Dreams and tragedy just around the corner. But director John Crowley and screenwriter Nick Payne tell … Continue reading
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BOX OFFICE: “Smile 2” underwhelms with $23, “Wild Robot” clears $100
“Smile 2” arrives in theaters to excellent reviews, a little name recognition in its cast and a proven “brand” whose previous installment opened at $22 million, but soared onward and upward and cleared $105 million in North America alone. Paramount … Continue reading
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