Here’s the best of what’s coming to Amazon, Max, Apple TV+ and others.
Category: Movies
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‘Dicks: The Musical’ Review: Hitting High Notes, Going Lowbrow
Larry Charles’s musical comedy is so hellbent on being outrageous that it just ends up being tiresome.
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‘Shadows in the City’ Review: A Sleazy Slice of 1980s No Wave
The director Ari M. Roussimoff’s black-and-white homage to the downtown crowd gets a raw screening at the Museum of Modern Art before its restoration.
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Two Cult Classics Restored and Brimming With Chaotic Life
Timothy Carey’s erratically brilliant “The World’s Greatest Sinner” and Emilio Fernández’s redemption melodrama “Victims of Sin” finally come to big screens.
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‘When Evil Lurks’ Review: These Demons Are Fast and Furious
Humans become bloodthirsty demons in a shockingly grisly new contagion horror film from Argentina.
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‘Totally Killer’ Review: More Like Marty McDie
This teen slasher comedy with a time-traveling twist can’t muster up enough charisma to make its mash-up concept sing.
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‘She Came to Me’ Review: A Sea of Troubles (the Romantic Kind)
A love-triangle comedy from Rebecca Miller, starring Peter Dinklage, Marisa Tomei and Anne Hathaway, gets an emotional boost from an unexpected source.
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‘The Royal Hotel’ Review: Pulling Pints and Watching Their Backs
Two young women struggle to handle the obstreperous patrons of a remote Australian pub in this coolly calibrated thriller.
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‘More Than Ever’ Review: A Shared Melancholy
This middlebrow weepie about a woman dying from a rare lung disease stars Vicky Krieps and Gaspard Ulliel in his final role before his death in 2022.
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‘My Love Affair With Marriage’ Review: A Tale of Love and Loss
This animated musical about a young woman’s sexual and romantic awakening uses a gloriously tactile aesthetic.
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‘Foe’ Review: The Space Between
Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal play a farm couple with a less-than-idyllic marriage in the Midwest of the future.
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‘Cat Person’ Review: A Viral Short Story Padded for the Big Screen
This screen adaptation trades the insidious discomfort of Kristen Roupenian’s story for heavy-handed metaphors and on-the-nose thrills.