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“Musk” is a four-hour film about the world's richest man (opens the original)
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Elon Musk, the man behind SpaceX, Tesla, X (formerly Twitter) and the now-shut-down U.S. Department of Government Efficiency, is one of the most talked-about people of the 21st century, as well as the richest. Whether it be on our phones, on the streets, in the sky or in our government, he has become an inescapable figure. Alex Gibney’s documentary “Musk” attempts to tackle it all in this sprawling four-hour journey, successfully portraying how one man’s insecurities propel him to obscene riches
Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” is non-stop banter (opens the original)
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After reflecting on aging friendships in a remote ocean-side village in “The Banshees of Inisherin,” filmmaker Martin McDonagh is back in the same spirit with “Wild Horse Nine.” The late-’60s CIA buddy cop movie is filled with juxtaposition; beautiful imagery contrasts the brashness of its two leads, Chris (John Malkovich) and Lee (Sam Rockwell) — two crotchety cops recalling their decade-long friendship. The two constantly bicker, mocking both each other and their surroundings at every turn, bu
‘Tony’ is a journey about a young Anthony Bourdain (opens the original)
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When director Matt Johnson announced that his next film would be a biopic about famed writer and chef Anthony Bourdain, it was a bit confusing. In the minds of Generation Z, Bourdain is a perfect example of a modern philosopher: a confident man with an ability to magically express every detail of his life with precision. Johnson’s body of work certainly doesn’t reflect that. Just a few months ago, he released “Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie,” a magical film about childish men doing everythi
Does “The Odyssey” have to be accurate to the text? (opens the original)
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A new film from Hollywood’s most bankable auteur, Christopher Nolan, can only mean one thing: controversy. His latest work, “The Odyssey,” based on the almost 3,000-year-old Greek epic, has been flooded with agitated responses about the film’s lack of textual “accuracy.” This agitation has reached the point where even trillionaire Elon Musk has claimed he will create his own adaptation — using only his artificial intelligence imaging software, Grok Imagine — “before this year ends.” His version
‘Disclosure Day’ is an optimistic look at the world (opens the original)
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Steven Spielberg is, without a doubt, one of Hollywood’s most prolific filmmakers. If you tell the average person you have not seen the likes of “Jaws,” “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” or “Jurassic Park,” you might as well tell them you’ve never heard Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’.” These films are so ingrained within American culture that they are unlikely to ever fall out of it. At 79 years old, Spielberg has never lost his ability to cultivate heartfelt wonder through filmmaking, even in his l
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