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Buckle up for the bonkers and brilliant ride that is Bugonia. Nia DaCosta and Tessa Thompson try to update Hedda - but does their big swing pay off?
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Can Jeremy Allen White step into the shoes of the Boss in Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere? Even with additional modernizing layers, Hedda feels stuck on the boards. Nobody Wants This season 2 is fun but it feels like the show is starting to run its course.
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Jeremy Allen White tries to step into the shoes of The Boss in Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere. Rose Byrne gives a brilliant and stress inducing performance in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You.
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We figure out how to elevate Good Fortune to great with some casting tweaks, and praise the specificity of If I Had Legs I'd Kick You but also have some warnings about emotional bandwidth.
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Keanu Reeves gives a divine performance in the new comedy Good Fortune, but is the film as a whole a slam dunk?
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The theme of the week is apparently: stars in their 50s who look great but were probably miscast. We're talking Jared Leto in TRON: Ares and Jennifer Lopez in the latest adaptation of Kiss of the Spider Woman.
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TRON: Ares is gobbledygook that fails to add anything meaningful to the franchise (except maybe a great soundtrack). Roofman is a criminally fun tie at the movies (but more fluff than anything else). Kiss of the Spider Woman gets bogged down in its own attempted grandeur. Boots is a brilliant balance of themes and tones.
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This week brings three projects based on true stories that all slightly miss the mark in various ways they go about telling them. We're breaking down:The Smashing Machine, The Lost Bus, and Monster: The Ed Gein Story .
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The Smashing Machine is a slightly disjointed but overall serviceable sports biopic. The Lost Bus succeeds at the macro storytelling but goes astray in the purported main conceit.
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One Battle After Another might be Paul Thomas Anderson's most accessible work yet. Alien: Earth was a crash landing of a finale. All of You didn't quite get all of us.
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