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"Annihilation" Is An Ambitious, Creative Sci-Fi Thriller Led By Five Women: BUST Review
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... ambitious, enjoyable movie — and a creative story that we haven’t seen before. Loosely based on the novel of the same title by Jeff VanderMeer and directed by sci-fi pro Alex Garland (Ex Machina, Never ...
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Created on 21 February 2018
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"Charlie Says" Has A Compelling Mission, But Falls Flat
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Charlie Says Directed by Mary Harron Out May 10
Director Mary Harron and writer Guinevere Turner make a valiant attempt to turn the typical Charles Manson narrative on its head with Charlie Says, ...
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Created on 10 May 2019
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"Family" Is Full Of Laughs (And Juggalos)
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Family Written and directed by Laura Steinel Out April 19
In Family, protagonist Kate (Taylor Schilling) is so hyper-focused on career that she puts family last—and believes her co-workers ...
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Created on 19 April 2019
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"Little Woods" Is A Stunning Film About Sisterhood
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... in an abortion desert, DaCosta sends a message about the need for improved clinic access. The heart of the movie is the complicated relationship between the two sisters, and Thompson especially gives an ...
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Created on 19 April 2019
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"Permission" Is A Comedy Of Errors About An Open Relationship
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Permission Directed by Brian Crano Out on February 9, 2018
Anna (Rebecca Hall) and Will (Dan Stevens) have been a couple since childhood. Just turned thirty and on the brink of starting their adult ...
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Created on 08 February 2018
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"The Long Dumb Road" Is A Fresh Take On A Road Trip Comedy
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... from BUST
There's Finally Going To Be An "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret" Movie
Melissa McCarthy Shows Her Dark Comedy And Drama Skills In "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
"Sadie" Is A Haunting Coming-O ...
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Created on 09 November 2018
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“Chappaquiddick” Shows The Machinery Behind The Kennedys — But Still Minimizes Mary Jo Kopechne's Death
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... and his lifetime support of universal healthcare and immigration reform. The new movie Chappaquiddick looks back at a decidedly less celebrated aspect of Kennedy’s career: that time he accidentally killed ...
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Created on 05 April 2018
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“Red Joan” Fails To Capture The Nuance Of Melita Norwood’s Life
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Red Joan has Judi Dench seemingly as the main attraction, but as pretty much every other reviewer has pointed out, that’s quite the red herring; Red Joan, after all, isn’t “starring” Judi Dench, ...
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Created on 28 June 2019
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Despite Its Stellar Musical Numbers, "Wild Rose" Still Falls Flat
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Wild Rose Directed by Tom Harper Out June 14
Theatrically trained actor and singer Jessie Buckley gives it her all in this musical melodrama about a single Scottish mum with big Nashville ...
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Created on 14 June 2019
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Ekwa Msangi Scrutinizes American Exceptionalism In Her First Film: "Farewell Amor"
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This Coming Of Age Film, "The More You Ignore Me", Will Make You Fall In Love With "The Smiths" All Over Again
Rachel Brosnahan’s New Movie "I'm Your Woman" Takes Well- ...
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Created on 14 December 2020
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Grief, Aliens, And The Apocalypse Converge In “Starfish”
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... regrets now. For better and for worse, though, the storyline is not structured as such, instead focusing far more on its protagonist than on her journey, ultimately (and ironically, for a movie about an ...
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Created on 19 April 2019
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt Goes Courting in "The Trial of The Chicago 7"
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... the Chicago 7 (out in November), which takes place in...1969. “When you watch this movie, it doesn’t feel like you’re watching history,” he says. “It really feels like you’re watching what’s going on today. ...
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Created on 15 October 2020
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Mary Kay Place Breathes Life Into "Diane"
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Diane is the sort of movie that Douglas Sirk would have directed in the 1950s—a “women’s picture,” so to speak, that centers on a female character and her trials and tribulations, often in a domestic ...
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Created on 09 May 2019
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This Coming of Age Film, "The More You Ignore Me", Will Make You Fall in Love With "The Smiths" All Over Again
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A coming of age story meets The Smiths' fandom of the '80s in The More You Ignore Me. This film weaves Morrissey's legacy into the befuddled homelife of Alice (Ella Hunt), her loyal father, Keith (Mark ...
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Created on 14 October 2020
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What's The Deal With "Cuties"
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... ey are not in control of feminine expression. The power of movies comes from what is shown and what is not shown. If bloody scenes of war are shown with glorification in film, then why not depict the ...
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Created on 28 September 2020
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In “On the Rocks,” Love Is Twisted, Rationalized, And Complex
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... kiddo).
The temptation of the movie—which is very much self-aware and intentional—is the temptation to view the world as Felix’s reductive battle between men and women, too fundamentally separate to ...
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Created on 15 January 2021
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"Assassins" Is A Conspiracy-Filled Nail Biter
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Politically speaking, so much has changed recently that events from three years ago might feel like they happened in another lifetime. Or maybe, while preoccupied with Trump and Brexit, you missed the ...
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Created on 08 January 2021
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Week of Women: Dickinson, Alice Glass, Jazmine Sullivan
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Apple TV+ has had some hits and some misses, but one of the streamer’s best standouts was Dickinson. Now, the quirky comedy-drama – based on the life of poet Emily ...
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Created on 07 January 2021
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Calling All Lady Stoners: On Shame, Gender, and Weed
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... corralling people into his room to hit the gravity bong at a college party, Seth Rogen’s character in almost any movie he’s ever made. Narratives around marijuana use play out differently for women. When ...
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Created on 18 December 2020
