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Pattison gives peak performance in ‘Primetime’ (opens the original)
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In the opening scene of “Primetime,” our protagonist antihero, Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson), recites his lines, the transcript of a stomach-churning online chat, over and over, in a kind of whispered mantra. He preens in the mirror, preparing for his entrance, before bursting out onto a small interior balcony in an anonymous rented mansion with a dramatic flair, brandishing the damning dossier, looking pleased with himself. He moves slowly, with feline grace, toward his cowering, pathetic tar
Cregger’s vision reanimates ‘Resident Evil’ (opens the original)
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After his existential suburban horror epic “Weapons” became an Oscar winner (for Amy Madigan’s chilling supporting performance as Aunt Gladys) filmmaker Zach Cregger has dashed off a fun little riff on one of his favorite video games. His “Resident Evil” reboot is the eighth film in the franchise, based on the Japanese zombie survival game, though Cregger’s “Resident Evil” is its own beast — put those six Milla Jovovich/Paul W.S. Anderson collabs out of your head entirely. There are, of course,
Gritty gold heist drama ‘The Weight’ goes old school (opens the original)
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Somewhere in the overlap between William Friedkin’s 1977 action thriller “Sorcerer” and Kelly Reichardt’s 2020 Pacific Northwest pioneer indie “First Cow” lies Padraic McKinley’s directorial debut “The Weight.” “Sorcerer” is about a group of fugitives driving a load of dynamite across the jungle; “The Weight” follows a group of Depression-era convicts hiking gold through the forest. “First Cow” is about the sweetness of friendship and French pastry in the wilds of Oregon during westward expansio
‘Practical Magic 2’ will enchant fans of 1998 film (opens the original)
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When remembering “Practical Magic,” Griffin Dunne’s 1998 silly-spooky witchy sister movie, the image immediately conjured has to be “midnight margaritas.” The scene of Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock, Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest — two generations of Owens sisters — dancing around a kitchen to Harry Nilsson’s “Coconut” while blending up frozen cocktails is one of the most inexplicably indelible images of 1990s cinema, and it encapsulates the curious appeal of the film itself. The scene is go
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ has surprisingly deep message (opens the original)
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There’s a poignant poetry in the Sisyphean quest of Looney Tunes character Wile E. Coyote. This born yearner roams the desert, trying to catch and eat the Road Runner, his attempts becoming increasingly more unhinged and self-destructive as the bird evades him at every turn, with a cheerful “beep beep!” Still, Coyote tries and tries again, often foiled by his own reliance on faulty technology procured from the Acme Company. In 1990, Ian Frazier penned a humor piece for The New Yorker, imagining
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