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Horror and Heartbreak in The Zookeeper’s Wife
Story of a human zoo hidden in plain sight.
Ben Wiley
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Beauty and the Beast: Beautiful, but bloated
Bigger, but not better.
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A United Kingdom: Black king, white queen, checkmate
An international version of our American Loving biracial romance.
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The Ottoman Lieutenant: Empty calorie eye candy
World War I as Harlequin Romance.
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God and guilt in the Old West
A sulfurous view of how the West was won.
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The Comedian: Far more sour than sweet
DeNiro as stand-up comic drops the mic and insults us all.
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Split personality more laughs than thrills
A not so thrilling thriller.