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Nearly 30 years later, ‘Practical Magic 2’ repeats the original instead of moving forward (opens the original)
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“Practical Magic” (1998) was met with lukewarm reviews and modest box office returns. Its heroines are sisters Sally and Gillian Owens, played by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, descendants of a Massachusetts family of witches cursed so that any man who wins the love of an Owens woman will die prematurely.Sally, the more levelheaded sister, falls in love, becomes a widow and by the end of the film finds love again with detective Gary, who is no longer supposed to be vulnerable to the curse. Gi
Gal Gadot’s generic new thriller is the last thing her career needs right now (opens the original)
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Cinema is hardly unfamiliar with the race-against-the-clock thriller, a tightly wound narrative device in which a hero is pushed to the limit as every step and heartbeat counts down toward disaster. But in Amazon Prime’s new thriller The Runner, that mechanism fails to generate anything close to breathless suspense.Instead, the film offers roughly 80 minutes of frantic running, hyperactive editing and a plot so implausible that the appropriate response to much of what unfolds ranges somewhere be
‘The End of Oak Street’ is the dinosaur movie ‘Jurassic World’ should be (opens the original)
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In “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “E.T.,” Steven Spielberg effectively merged fantasy genres with a “Norman Rockwell” version of the American suburb. This combination was further developed in films he produced (“Poltergeist,” “The Goonies,” “Gremlins,” “Back to the Future”) and became an element closely associated with American cinema of the 1980s. In the “Jurassic Park” trilogy and its sequel trilogy, “Jurassic World,” the obvious connection between suburban Americana and dangerous an
Israel barred teens from watching this horror movie, and they should probably be grateful (opens the original)
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Ice cream and horror, at least one particular kind of horror, have something in common. There was a time when industrial ice cream could still be made with real milk fat, dense texture and deep flavor, without requiring a trip to an artisanal shop and 30 shekels for two scoops. Today, too often, it means hydrogenated vegetable fat, stabilizers and a synthetic aftertaste.Horror movies have undergone a similar decline. Film stock, gallons of fake blood, latex body casts and animatronic creatures h
Review: Marvel stopped chasing dopamine and Spider-Man finally got the movie he deserved (opens the original)
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“Spider-Man: No Way Home,” the third film in the series starring Tom Holland, marked both the high point and the conclusion of a highly successful trilogy.Its use of the multiverse allowed Marvel and Sony to indulge fans on an epic scale. The story brought Holland’s Spider-Man together with Tobey Maguire, who played the character in Sam Raimi’s trilogy from 2002 to 2007, and Andrew Garfield, who starred in Marc Webb’s two films from 2012 to 2014.The three Spider-Men then joined forces against a
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