‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: A Bloated, but Visually Arresting Sci-Fi Spectacle
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller return to the directing chair with a flawed, but astonishing tale about humanity’s future.
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Joachim Trier’s dramedy is built on the desire to forgive through art.
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‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: A Bloated, but Visually Arresting Sci-Fi Spectacle
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller return to the directing chair with a flawed, but astonishing tale about humanity’s future.
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‘In the Blink of an Eye’ Review: Rushing Through Mortality Without Introspection
Andrew Stanton’s second live-action effort tries to grapple with mortality from past to the future, but drops the ball quickly.
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‘Hoppers’ Review: Pixar Embraces the Weird and the Wild
The latest offering from Pixar might signify that they are on the right track, with a few hiccups.
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‘Return to Silent Hill’ Review: The Worst Thing to Happen to Silent Hill 2 Since the HD Remaster
It’s an unwelcome return, in this case.
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Nia DaCosta immediately follows up its predecessor with a hopeful outlook for humanity’s future.
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Director Rebecca Zlotowski turns doctor-patient confidentiality into suspense, anchored by a career-best bilingual performance from Jodie Foster.
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