Beautifully expresses what it’s like when you open the door to the dark side of celebrity.
“Abominable”
An imaginative, magical adventure that teaches compassion and helps make the world a smaller place by introducing the world’s children to diverse cultures.
“Downton Abbey”
A stagey, small-screen serial drama that’s been slapped in movie theaters to appease the most faithful of its fans, yet generic enough for the uninitiated to follow along.
“The Goldfinch”
Thoughtful viewers looking for a mature, refined drama will want to seek out “The Goldfinch.”
“3 From Hell”
In terms of shocking violence, there is still plenty to satisfy fans of gore. Sadly, though, there isn’t much else here to appreciate.
“Hustlers”
Just because a movie is female-centric and features a diverse cast doesn’t make it a masterpiece, but “Hustlers” is a pretty damn good feminist-angled critique of American capitalism.
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