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‘Verity’ review: Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson’s thriller is sexy — but smooth and predictable (opens the original)
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Running time: 114 minutes. Rated R (sexual content, some nudity, language, violence and bloody images). In theaters Oct. 2. Will the attack of the cheap “Gone Girl” clones never cease? How many more outwardly perfect couples with immaculate, modern homes that conceal dark secrets can Hollywood possibly come up with? Plenty, actually, since the appetite for hot trash is bottomless. Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively’s “A Simple Favor” grossed $93 million in 2018, and last year’s tawdry “The Housemaid
‘Digger’ review: Tom Cruise’s laugh-free turd will have audiences stampeding out (opens the original)
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Running time: 128 minutes. Rated R (pervasive language). In theaters Oct. 2. Tom Cruise’s latest film, “Digger” — the actor’s first real stinker in nearly 10 years — really is a rage-inducing sit. Not because of the environmental issues it depicts in such a dated and obvious way, but due to a pair of enormous egos being blinded to their baby’s badness. You can tell that Cruise, who’s clearly gotten high on all the “last real movie star” headlines, and director Alejandro González Iñárritu of “Bir
‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ review: Badass monster sequel is sensational (opens the original)
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Running time: 135 minutes. Rated R (some violent content and bloody images). In Japanese with subtitles. In theaters Nov. 6. The awesome “Godzilla Minus Zero,” which had its world premiere Saturday night at the New York Film Festival, embraces the principle that has guided this franchise for seven decades: The ‘zilla you know beats the Ghidora you don’t. In the latest thrilling addition to the “Minus” saga, as has long been the case, Godzilla goes from deadly destroyer to humanity’s last best ho
Audiences are shrieking bloody murder at ‘Othello’ and howling at ‘Something Rotten!’ at the Stratford Festival (opens the original)
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A sound not often heard during a Shakespeare play is shrieking — from the audience anyway. But I heard several loud yells at a recent performance at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada, an idyllic theater haven especially frequented by upstate New Yorkers, Michiganders and Chicagoans. The noise came from a little boy in the front row of “Othello” in the close-quarters Tom Patterson Theatre. In the first half, the young man was audibly terrified by the violent tussle between Roderigo (Rylan
‘Bucking Fastard’ review: Kate and Rooney Mara play freaky twins in a creepy, self-indulgent mess (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Running time: 109 minutes. Not yet rated. Starting Sept. 30 at the NY Film Festival. Anybody who’s ever ridden the subway knows that weirdness has its limits. Some kook’s bizarre behavior during a commute starts out scary or gross or amusing, and then gradually you just tune it out, or move seats. It’s the New York way. Werner Herzog’s “Bucking Fastard,” a grabby title that’s far more fun than anything in the actual movie, suffers from that same a
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