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‘The Revolution Won’t Be Televised’ is a raw visual journal of youth in revolt

‘The Revolution Won’t Be Televised’ is a raw visual journal of youth in revolt

April 13, 2017

‘Power Rangers’ is better than expected, but nothing more than that

‘Power Rangers’ is better than expected, but nothing more than that

April 6, 2017

Morning Wood: ‘The Boss Baby’ is the greatest film of this century, if not the greatest artistic work of all time

Morning Wood: ‘The Boss Baby’ is the greatest film of this century, if not the greatest artistic work of all time

April 3, 2017

‘The Salesman’ is an intense drama that deals with contemporary issues

‘The Salesman’ is an intense drama that deals with contemporary issues

March 30, 2017

Not much is new in ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ though it might not be a bad thing

Not much is new in ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ though it might not be a bad thing

March 22, 2017

‘Get Out’ is a satirical horror for the post-Obama generation

‘Get Out’ is a satirical horror for the post-Obama generation

March 22, 2017

‘The Lego Batman Movie’ is the best portrayal of Batman yet

‘The Lego Batman Movie’ is the best portrayal of Batman yet

March 8, 2017

‘Logan’ is a profoundly human experience that transcends superhero film

‘Logan’ is a profoundly human experience that transcends superhero film

March 8, 2017

Kids on the red carpet: a spotlight on the sensational Sunny Pawar

Kids on the red carpet: a spotlight on the sensational Sunny Pawar

March 7, 2017

‘O.J.: Made in America’ explores race, celebrity, and the American dream

‘O.J.: Made in America’ explores race, celebrity, and the American dream

March 2, 2017

‘John Wick: Chapter 2’ is a grand orchestra of frenetic violence

‘John Wick: Chapter 2’ is a grand orchestra of frenetic violence

March 2, 2017

‘Hidden Figures’ is warm and brilliantly inspirational

‘Hidden Figures’ is warm and brilliantly inspirational

February 23, 2017