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‘Carrie’ Review: Mike Flanagan Capably Expands Stephen King’s Horror Classic for Amazon, but Did It Really Need Expanding? (opens the original)
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There is a very real possibility that were Stephen King to write Carrie today, it would read an awful lot like Mike Flanagan‘s Carrie, an eight-episode drama series produced for Amazon. This is the best and worst thing about the new and distinctly non-canonical take, which continues a relationship between Flanagan and King that includes Gerald’s Game, Doctor Sleep and The Life of Chuck (as well as Midnight Mass, which wasn’t based on a Stephen King work, but felt like it ought to have been). The
‘East of Eden’ Review: A Terrifying Florence Pugh Towers Over Zoe Kazan’s Accomplished Netflix Adaptation of the John Steinbeck Classic (opens the original)
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Elia Kazan’s 1955 adaptation of East of Eden is a bold prestige melodrama of the sort Hollywood rarely makes these days. It’s a sumptuously produced throwback, featuring a tormented, screen-searing performance from James Dean that was instantly and tragically iconic. As a filmed version of John Steinbeck‘s classic novel, however, Kazan’s East of Eden borders on dreadful. The two-hour film takes the Biblical sprawl and generational richness of the book and, in tackling only its final third, reduc
‘JAŸ-Z in 8’ Review: Rick Rubin’s Handsomely Made HBO Docuseries Impresses and Exasperates in Equal Measure (opens the original)
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Let’s keep this simple: Rick Rubin‘s new eight-part HBO docuseries JAŸ-Z in 8 will be essential viewing for passionate fans of Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter, who is also an executive producer on the series. For general appreciators, the series’ excesses and redundancies are likely to be frustrating, as are its frequent lack of focus and general sense of over-sanitization. But there’s still enough good stuff here to make it worthwhile, especially if you watch it on a weekly basis. (I put myself in the “ap
‘Neagley’ Review: Amazon’s ‘Reacher’ Spinoff Delivers Similarly Pulpy Pleasures, Despite Filler and Questionable Character Choices (opens the original)
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In Lee Child’s ongoing series of novels focused on outsized American ronin Jack Reacher, Frances Neagley is perhaps the character Reacher trusts the most and — in a franchise whose protagonist wanders the country picking up only a small selection of new allies in each installment — one of the few to recur across 30 books. Still, her presence is only occasional, since Reacher’s lone wolf status is nearly as important as his size. If Reacher needed Neagley as part of every adventure, the series wo
The Michael J. Fox Tribute, Mariska Hargitay Singing, and Other Highs and Lows From an Ungainly, Ill-Flowing Emmys Telecast (opens the original)
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If you’re producing an awards show and you’re running short as you head into the final category of the evening — this is a thing that has never happened before, so it’s a strange hypothetical — it must be a blessing to have Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as your last presenters. The longtime pals, collaborators and possible siblings have an undeniable rapport and a total lack of shame. So if you tell them, “Go out there and vamp,” they’re more than capable of babbling incoherently for f
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