Jordan Peele’s "Us" is no coincidence
In Jordan Peele's new movie "Us," the "Get Out" director unveils his "new nightmare:" People who look exactly like us and seek to take our place.
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Bale's Cheney is a quiet, calculating emperor on the rise.
The Great British Baking Show' is both competition and confection
The sponge
also rises.
'Ralph Breaks the Internet' lacks the joy of its predecessor
Same song, darker verse.
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'Widows' makes heist films feel tense again
Thirty days,
or else.
'Outlaw King' will get you by
Until the new 'Game of Thrones' comes out.
"Mid90s" is more indie drama than skater film
More tricks!
David Gordon Green successfully reboots 'Halloween'
With scares and believable characters.
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Space Cowboy
Stoicism is survival in ‘First Man.’
'A Star Is Born' remake is anything but shallow
Dive bar diamonds.
A hymn to Q
Quincy Jones doc is a rapid-fire arrangement.
In "Fahrenheit 11-9," Moore can't spray everything
Too many things burning.
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'The Nun' delivers on the monster thrills, even if they're cheap ones
Starring creatures of habit.
'The Happytime Murders' is gleeful, glossy trash
Puppets gone bad.
'Crazy Rich Asians' feels crazy familiar
Representation and the rom-com.
'Blackkklansman' delves deep, even as it entertains
It's Kkkomedy.
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In 'Leave No Trace,' exile's not for everyone.
Not exactly make-believe
Biopic shows us Fred Rogers was an open book.
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