Mr. Coppola has spent $120 million on his new movie, “Megalopolis.” Most box office analysts predict that he’ll get far less in return.
Category: Movies
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‘The Wild Robot’ Review: Wonder and Whimsy That Does Compute
Chris Sanders’s movie about a robotic assistant and the gosling she raises is defined by dazzling visuals and frank ideas about the circle of life.
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‘Killer Heat’ Review: Mediterranean Mischief
Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a detective running from his past in a murder mystery that is mostly a stiff slog to get through.
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‘The Universal Theory’ Review: A Quantum Noir
A physicist becomes embroiled in a conspiracy throughout this German meta-thriller. Shot in black-and-white, the film pays homage to Hollywood classics.
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‘Rez Ball’ Review: Warriors on the Court
This inspirational sports movie follows a high school basketball team in New Mexico with deep Native American heritage.
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‘Lee’ Review: A Remarkable Life at War
Kate Winslet embodies the tenacity of the photographer Lee Miller, who documented World War II for British Vogue.
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‘Sleep’ Review: Bumps in the Night
A taut and thrilling thriller about sleep issues is also a clever drama about early marriage.
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‘Saturday Night’ Review: Live TV at Its Mildest
When it debuted 50 years ago, “S.N.L.” was chaotic, rangy, even offensive. But nothing’s wild or crazy in Jason Reitman’s fictional reimagining of its first episode.
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‘Saturday Night’ Review: Live TV at Its Mildest
When it debuted 50 years ago, “S.N.L.” was chaotic, rangy, even offensive. But nothing’s wild or crazy in Jason Reitman’s fictional reimagining of its first episode.
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‘Apartment 7A’ Review: All Devil, Few Details
A lackluster prequel to the 1968 horror classic “Rosemary’s Baby” doesn’t have much to add.
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NewJeans’s Complaints Against Hybe Brings Scrutiny to K-Pop’s New Releases
The breakout girl group went public with complaints against its parent company, Hybe, which has just released a new TV series and film about the control it exerts over stars.
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