They say life often imitates art, and writer / director Woody Allen is embracing a burst of creativity as he goes to the dark side in “Wonder Wheel,” his tale of violence, passion and betrayal in 1950s Coney Island.
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“The Shape of Water”
Want to see a movie that pulses with an abundance of pure creativity and vision? This is it.
“Last Flag Flying”
“Last Flag Flying” is a touching riff on friendship, loss, and bonding through grief. It’s incredibly sad, but it’s also achingly beautiful.
“The Disaster Artist”
“The Disaster Artist” is a good movie about a bad cult classic that embodies the essence of Hollywood: dream big, stumble spectacularly, but never let your failures define you.
“Coco”
“Coco” elegantly expresses a tender and heartfelt message about the undying love of family.
“Ferdinand”
When things veer into heavy territory, comic relief quickly enters from stage left at just the right moment.
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