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‘Beware Boiúna’ Review: A Really, Really Scary Movie About a Really, Really Big Snake (opens the original)
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At the turn of the century the Sci Fi Channel started producing original films with kitschy titles like “Mansquito,” “Dinocroc vs. Supergator” and “Frankenfish.” Most of these movies were not, by conventional standards, good. But the majority had an old-fashioned charm that harkened back to the B-movies of the 1950s, an era when anxieties about unchecked scientific advancement inspired low-budget filmmakers to produce movies about giant mantises, giant gila monsters, and — of course — giant shre
‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise Gives 110% in This Powerless, Self-Adulating Claptrap (opens the original)
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It’s revealing that Warner Bros. tried to erase “Coyote vs. Acme” from existence but threw its whole support behind Alejandro González Iñárritu’s annoying satire “Digger.” In Dave Green’s Looney Tunes film, the southern fried Foghorn Leghorn is the villain, a minor character who represents everything wrong in the world and has no redeeming qualities. In “Digger,” Tom Cruise also plays a villainous Foghorn Leghorn, but his version is a seductive, intriguing enigma that takes center stage. It’s th
Seven Years After Conquering the World, ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Is Now Just a Movie | Commentary (opens the original)
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It hasn’t even been 10 years, and “Avengers: Endgame” already feels old. Great, perhaps. Epic, certainly. Entertaining, always. But when it came out “Endgame” was the culmination of more than a decade of non-stop Marvel enthusiasm. It felt like an ending, and that’s something few ongoing franchises ever have. That sense of finality made “Endgame” feel important, but watching it again seven years later, that sensation is gone. Watching “Avengers: Endgame” today is like watching one season finale
‘Unabomber’ Review: Netflix’s Unfocused Ted Kaczynski Thriller Is a Dud (opens the original)
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When serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer was in high school he talked his way into a personal tour of the White House for classmates, where he met vice president Walter Mondale. Before cult leader Charles Manson orchestrated nine monstrous murders he was a songwriter who wrote “Cease to Exist,” which was recorded by The Beach Boys under the name “Never Learn Not to Love.” Yes, it turns out many of history’s greatest monsters had fascinating interactions with other, noteworthy people. I’m sure future ge
‘Heart of the Beast’ Review: Brad Pitt and His Dog Pull at Your Heartstrings in Rough Terrain (opens the original)
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I mean it. You can relax. David Ayer’s “Heart of the Beast,” about a man and a dog surviving a plane crash and trudging sixty miles through the Alaskan wilderness, begins with the dog, Odin, finding his way back to civilization. The rest of the movie is a flashback. There’s danger in Ayer’s survival drama, and we won’t know until the end if Odin’s owner survives, but the filmmakers want you to know, right away, this dog lives. For some of us, that’s all we wanted to know in the first place. “Hea
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