Welcome back to Film Club! For the first episode of 2020, Our critics discuss Dolittle—the wholly unnecessary reboot of Hugh Lofting’s children’s lit series starring Robert Downey Jr. in his first post-Endgame film—and 1917—the recently minted Oscar favorite which feels like an empty technical showcase. 

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Dolittle and 1917

Welcome to Film Club, the&nbsp;A.V. Club’s movie discussion series. Each week, A.A. Dowd and Katie Rife (and occasionally some special guests) will gab about the week's new releases, explore various corners of the film industry, and examine the lasting impact of some of history's biggest films. 

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Dolittle and 1917

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