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'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York' review: John Turturro gets the movie he deserves (opens the original)
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John Turturro has a storied career that stretches across 45 years, and boasts unforgettable performances in iconic films like Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and the Coen Bros' The Big Lebowski and O Brother, Where Art Thou? More recently, he awed streaming audiences with his bittersweet romance as Irving Bailiff in Apple TV+'s Severance, for which he's earned two Primetime Emmy nominations. Across more than 100 films and television series, Turturro has played clowns and villains, lovers and bowl
'Verity' review: Anne Hathaway gives top-notch psycho-biddy (opens the original)
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Anne Hathaway deserves more credit for her capabilities as a camp queen. Yes, yes, she's popular and respected for her work in mainstream movies like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and masterful cinema like The Odyssey. But for my money, Hathaway's filmography is at its most exciting when she plunges into anti-heroine depths, playing women who aren't just messy, but menacing and even deadly. For your consideration, remember Colossal, where she played a drunkard who manifests a kaiju over Seoul, or Sere
'The Swan: Behind the Mirror': Most WTF reveals (opens the original)
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The Swan: Behind The Mirror is now streaming on Hulu. And if you needed to pause this reality-TV documentary for a rage break, you're not alone. Like Reality Check: America's Next Top Model, this critical look-back on a pop culture low point is full of jaw-droppingly outrageous revelations that demand a breather. And hey, we're here to breathe with you! Celebrated documentarian Erin Lee Carr built her reputation exploring the complexities of controversial (and criminal) figures in films like Tho
'Digger' review: Tom Cruise swings big and misses in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest (opens the original)
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Tom Cruise has built his long and wildly successful career as an A-list movie star on his irrefutable charisma, incredible stunt-work capabilities, and a refusal to age. From early dramas like Top Gun, A Few Good Men, and Jerry Maguire, he defined the American hero, fighting the good fight in the face of death, failure, and a bellowing Jack Nicholson. Across Mission: Impossible movies, he created a brand that would define his legacy as an unstoppable force at the box office worldwide. But one ho
'Wild Horse Nine' review: Is John Malkovich at the center of a meta puzzle? (opens the original)
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As a comedy, Wild Horse Nine works fine. British-Irish playwright-turned-filmmaker Martin McDonagh imbues it with the blisteringly macabre sense of humor that he's forged in work like his 2003 play The Pillowman and his feature film debut In Bruges, as well as later movies like Seven Psychopaths; Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; and The Banshees of Inisherin. As a Martin McDonagh comedy, it feels a bit redundant. But perhaps that's precisely the point? From its premise, Wild Horse Nine
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