It is tempting to make the problem of evil into an intellectual puzzle, trying to fit jagged pieces together into a pleasing whole.
Reviews
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For better or worse, the sports biopic “The Smashing Machine” (A24) registers as a highly realistic film.
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This intermittently amusing comedy, a sendup of the hardboiled cop genre, may qualify as a fun spoof for grown-ups. Yet one sequence of utterly tasteless sexual sight gags will leave …
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Old-fashioned in the best sense, “Superman” celebrates the small-town values with which its protagonist was raised. Yet the screenplay aims for contemporary resonance as well.
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“If You Can Get It” deserves praise for its dry wit, its keen insight into the difficulties and ironies of our global supply chain and its touchingly human depiction of …
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Offered big money by the representative of a pharmaceutical company to help retrieve dinosaur DNA, two special operatives veterans and a paleontologist join on a journey to a remote equatorial …
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‘Tis the season for popcorn pictures and the slick but shallow sports drama “F1 the Movie” (Warner Bros.) fits the bill.
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Intriguing connections are made and emotional insights provided in the course of the animated adventure “Elio” (Disney).
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Sadly, “Civilization VII” (2K Games) is another disappointing successor to “Sid Meier’s Civilization.”
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“Joan” of Arkansas in this story is Joanie Smith, a 16-year-old unpopular high school student who overcomes a range of hardships to find grace and redemption for herself and those …
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