A taut, terrifyingly plausible thriller that shows how much of our world depends on imperfect decisions made in impossible moments.
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“Deep Water”
Not a great book-to-screen adaptation, but the film is a slow burn thriller that’s adequate enough to meet lowered expectations.
“French Exit”
This film isn’t for everyone, but its eccentricity certainly is captivating.
“Little Women”
Anyone sentimental about the original source material should prepare for disappointment.
“Ford v Ferrari”
This too-straightforward retelling of history is too mainstream, too dull, and squanders a considerable opportunity.
“The Post”
What does it say about us as a society that “The Post,” director Steven Spielberg’s insightful and intense historical retelling of the Nixon White House’s attempt to silence the press, is sadly topical today?
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