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Review: Backstabbing for Beginners cuts like a rusty knife
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Review: Tully proves the power of Charlize Theron
Review: Bad Samaritan is a solid, popcorn-worthy thriller
Review: A Swingers Weekend is like an awkward porno, but without the pornography
Review: The Rider is a film meant to break your heart
Review: Even by Marvel’s own standards of mediocrity, Avengers: Infinity War fails

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Review: In Submergence, Wim Wenders’s attempt to blend three very different themes falls flat
Review: Zama digs deep, but not quite deep enough
Review: Super Troopers 2 is an aggressively immature farce
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Review: Stratford’s Timon of Athens film elevates a lesser Shakespearean work
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Review: Here’s the ugly truth about Amy Schumer’s I Feel Pretty
Review: Kim Nguyen’s earnestness gets the better of him in Eye on Juliet
Review: Mobile Homes is a rootless film that leads nowhere
How Cake changes the game for Pakistani cinema
Review: Rampage is more mumble than rumble, though there is a jungle
Review: Lean on Pete hoofs it to our sympathies

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Review: Finding Your Feet doesn’t do any such thing
Review: Indian Horse tells a searing, if heavy-handed, tale
Review: Abu nobly helps the #SpeakYourTruth movement
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Review: Sweet Country is a searing classic-in-the-making
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Review: Beirut offers a solid case for Jon Hamm, movie star
Review: Truth or Dare poses some forgettable questions
Review: Borg vs. McEnroe is game, set … almost a great movie
Review: You Were Never Really Here is Lynne Ramsay’s dark masterpiece
Review: A Quiet Place says so much, without even saying a word
Review: Itzhak documentary profiles a virtuoso who became a brand unto himself

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Review: Allure fails to generate much sympathy for its difficult lead character
Review: Jason Clarke excels as Ted Kennedy in compelling Chappaquiddick
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Review: Stanley Tucci’s Final Portrait favours the dilemma of art over the drama of a life
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Review: Blockers is a chaotic teen comedy, but a refreshing one
Review: Miracle Season is a mediocre movie of straightforward sentimentalism
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Review: C’est la vie! elevates the wedding comedy by taking a fresh perspective
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Review: Mary Goes Round is another case of one too many
Review: World War I drama Journey’s End elevated by superb cast
Review: China Hustle chronicles a growing monster in our financial markets
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Review: Ready Player One is a trash heap of cultural nostalgia