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'Verity' Review: Anne Hathaway Flirts With Camp in Silly, Sexy and Overstuffed Adaptation (opens the original)
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The second Colleen Hoover adaptation in as many years is in theaters this weekend, but folks looking for a “Regretting You”-style happy ending should gird their loins. “Verity” is a different kind of story entirely, focusing instead on a twisty, tawdry tale of two authors and their vaguely competent himbo. The fastest way to describe director Michael Showalter’s film adaptation is if the Marie Kondo “I Love Mess” meme met 2026’s version of an erotic thriller. They ain’t what they used to be, but
'Practical Magic 2' Review: Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman Get a Flawed but Fantastical Reunion (opens the original)
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Twenty-eight years ago, two sisters came together to bury an abusive ex, drink midnight margaritas and remember how to fall in love again. They conquered their differences, learned how to celebrate each other and faced what it truly meant to step into their own power. And critics hated it. But over time, director Griffin Dunne’s “Practical Magic” became a cult classic spanning generations. Now, it joins a growing trend of legacy sequels seeking to recapture the magic that sparked all those years
'Finding Emily' Review: Angourie Rice and Spike Fearn Star in a Well-Acted, Poorly Written Mess (opens the original)
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Romantic comedies aren’t known for their technical mastery when it comes to the cinematic craft. In a decent rom-com, this doesn’t matter much. A good story with cute leads, solid performances and a teenie bit of drama can go a long way so far as the enjoyability of a genre predominantly made up of popcorn flicks is concerned. Unfortunately, Alicia MacDonald’s “Finding Emily” only ticks one of those boxes. The story follows Owen (Spike Fearn) as he tries to reach Emily (Sadie Soverall) after the
'Insidious: Out of the Further' Review: Horror Franchise Shows Its Teeth, but Lacks Some Bite (opens the original)
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The “Insidious” franchise might not be the longest running in the genre, but hitting your sixth installment isn’t anything to sneeze at. “Insidious: Out of the Further” continues James Wan and Leigh Whannell’s horrific juggernaut 16 years after the original debuted. The world may look a little different than it did back in those simpler times, but you know what they say: the more things change, the more they stay the same. Wan and Whannell may have more or less moved on (they’re still executive
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