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How to Make a Killing misses the target on HBO Max
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Glen Powell stars in How to Make a Killing as Becket Redfellow, the disowned heir of an obscenely wealthy family.
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They Will Kill You delivers gonzo horror-action with old school flair
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Russian-born director Kirill Sokolov (Why Don’t You Just Die!) makes his Hollywood debut with They Will Kill You, a blood-soaked horror-action-comedy co-written with Alex Litvak.
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The Army versus aliens in War Machine on Netflix
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Word of mouth was consistently strong, so I was glad to finally watch this tense survival story that pits a crew of would-be Army Rangers against the titular war machine — a walking extraterrestrial armored vehicle.
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Netflix’ new Martin Short doc is weird, wild and warm
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The Martin Short era on Saturday Night Live came shortly after Eddie Murphy had brought the sketch program back from the dead.
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Apex is peak Netflix, but it’s slippery at the summit
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Director Baltasar Kormákur returns to survival-thriller territory with Apex, a cliff-climbing, white-water, cat-and-mouse game in the wild.
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One Spoon of Chocolate finds RZA the filmmaker in top form
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In addition to RZA’s rap career, he’s done scores for movies by Jim Jarmusch and Quentin Tarantino, and he’s made four feature films including his new contemporary crime-fu drama, One Spoon of Chocolate.
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Crime 101 is one of the best movies of the year so far
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Following a close call during a $3 million diamond heist, Davis (Chris Hemsworth) loses his nerve and questions his criminal path.
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Zodiac Killer Project is a true-crime doc about true-crime docs
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The Zodiac Killer terrorized Northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and the well-informed cinephiles who read Moving Pictures will know that David Fincher’s “Zodiac” (2007) is one of the best movies of the century.
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Man on the Run reconsiders Paul McCartney’s early career after The Beatles
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The film focuses exclusively on the 1970s, beginning the moment the Beatles officially break up in April 1970 and spanning through John Lennon’s death in 1980.
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‘Whistle’ is more alarming than its familiar premise
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Horror films are no different: gore, jump scares, final girls, supernatural forces, monsters, masked murderers and more are the reasons we want to watch scary movies in the dark.