‘The Moment’ Review: Charli XCX’s Witty, Incomplete Brat Summer
The Moment takes a satirical angle in a new mockumentary about Charli XCX’s success around the release of her album Brat.
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: ‘The Best Summer’ is Millennial Catnip
Have you ever thought to yourself, “Hey, I wonder if the director of Billy Madison has a bunch of concert
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: ‘Josephine’ is Fearless and Brilliant Storytelling
The movie Josephine at the Sundance Film Festival 2026 takes on one of the most difficult topics of childhood. And it
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: ‘Levitating’ is Spiritually Thrilling
Levitating is the kind of movie one hopes to see at a film festival. The type of narrative aims for
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: ‘Take Me Home’ Review
Take Me Home from Sundance Film Festival 2026 offers another perspective on the disability experience, this time from the vantage
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: ‘Joybubbles’ Movie Review
Joybubbles is quite a sincere opening for our Sundance Film Festival 2026 review coverage. Similar to the documentary The Remarkable
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Sundance Film Festival 2026: Most Anticipated Films to Watch
Sundance 2026 is upon us, which means it is time to discuss the films we are the most excited about.
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‘Marty Supreme’ Proves Timothée Chalamet Is Here to Stay
Marty Supreme finds Timothée Chalamet reaching Leonardo DiCaprio’s strengths of performance. As an actor, Chalamet has more than demonstrated his talent,
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Review: More Like Fire and Rehash
Avatar: Fire and Ash is a rare artifact from James Cameron. Throughout his career, the filmmaker behind the Terminator franchise
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‘Rental Family’ Lacks Focus but Remains Wholesome
Rental Family is one of those films made with the intention of pouring an ounce of softness into the world.
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‘The Running Man’ is an Action Movie Born in the Wrong Era
The Running Man is a notable Stephen King adaptation from the ’80s, featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger. From the material alone, it
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‘Frankenstein’ (2025): Guillermo del Toro’s Abusive Parent Allegory
Passion projects are sometimes tricky endeavors for directors. They often range from the ambitiousness of Peter Jackson’s King Kong to
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