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Movie review: ‘Digger’ has fully committed Tom Cruise but can’t extract climate change wisdom (opens the original)
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The last time Tom Cruise starred in an original movie, not a franchise installment (“Mission: Impossible”) or lega-sequel (“Top Gun: Maverick”), was in 2017, with Doug Liman’s “American Made.” The last time he played a villain was in 2004, in Michael Mann’s “Collateral” — unless you count his heavily made-up turn as shouty movie producer Les Grossman in Ben Stiller’s 2008 comedy “Tropic Thunder.” In fact, Grossman’s probably the closest possible comparison to his latest role, as oil baron Digger
Movie review: 'Digger' has fully committed Tom Cruise but can't extract climate change wisdom (opens the original)
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PLOT A powerful oil baron wreaks havoc with the environment. CAST Tom Cruise, John Goodman, Riz Ahmed, Sandra Hüller BOTTOM LINE The oil isn't the only thing that's murky. As oil baron Digger Rockwell, in Alejandro González Iñarritu’s "Digger," makeup is relied upon to make Tom Cruise grotesque, and he's asked to put his prodigious talents to use in satirizing a truly evil man with a big swinging personality. The curtain rises on a proscenium, our first clue that everything in "Digger" is artifi
Movie review: Robert Pattinson great as ‘To Catch a Predator’ host in pursuit of ‘Primetime’ ratings (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
Family guide to new movie releases (opens the original)
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Rated PG-13 for violence, peril, bloody/injury images and some language. What itâs about: A Special Forces Army veteran and his combat dog fight to endure the Alaskan wilderness after a plane crash. The kid attractor factor: This is more of an adult drama with dangerous and emotional situations, but kids might be interested in the dog story. Good lessons/bad lessons: The relationships we have with animals are so special. Violence: Some perilous and dangerous situations resulting in injury and
Movie review: Pattinson great as 'To Catch a Predator' host in pursuit of 'Primetime' ratings (opens the original)
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In the opening scene of âPrimetime,â 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
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