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It is now inevitable that there will be a log-jam in post-production facilities

The Eras Tour ’s success may indicate a path back to profitability for movie theaters, if not movies themselves

The suspicion remains that the wokery at the show’s heart is being celebrated rather than satirized

His work won out over all the obstacles the world threw at him

The keepers of the Fincher flame have been disappointed in recent decades

The perfect comfort viewing in these rather more treacherous times

Its conflation of small-‘c’ conservatism and fascism is not only morally dubious but historically dishonest

Why streaming viewership figures are crucial to the residuals debate

Watching it felt alarmingly like witnessing the death of scholarship

The Netflix hit defies well-worn templates for shows about Asian Americans

Praised by Martin Scorsese, the Collection specializes in the restoration of classic cinema

The popular film did not go over well in its home country

Philomena Cunk doesn’t delight in her stupidity, but sullenly presents it as the status quo

The new film about the novel that touched off a fury is both uncontroversial and worth seeing

It is not that hard to create a fascinating program on factual history, though clearly nonsense is more popular