‘The Shape of Water’ is a quintessentially del Toro romance
Guillermo del Toro is that rare filmmaker for whom it is not an overstatement to say that there is...
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‘Ferdinand’ is entertaining but doesn’t live up to its source material
In 1936 author Munro Leaf and illustrator Robert Lawson published The Story of Ferdinand, a simple...
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PREMIERE: Hussey gets incredibly intimate with “Stateside”
For the most part, Winter in the Northeast has been uncharacteristically forgiving. The cold...
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‘The Post’ is a slighted attempt at recalling a triumph
There’s a realization that I came to during The Post: For all of its thrill-a-minute qualities, of...
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Hoodie Allen: Believing the Hype
Conducting an interview with an artist who is always on the go can present many challenges. When...
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