Its sharp Hollywood satire gives the film a fresh perspective, even if the story follows a fairly familiar path.
“Coin”
An ambitious, entertaining blend of comedy, friendship, and sharp social satire, even if it occasionally gets bogged down in financial jargon.
“Coroner to the Stars”
A compelling portrait of the pioneering forensic pathologist who changed Hollywood death investigations forever.
“Minions & Monsters”
Although a truly delightful first half gives way to formulaic animated mediocrity, the movie is uneven but still enjoyable.
“Supergirl”
Rich character work and a refreshing refusal to follow familiar superhero formulas make this one of DC’s more thoughtful entries.
“& Sons”
A richly layered portrait of a fractured family struggling to reckon with a lifetime of regrets, misunderstandings, and the desire to make things right.
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