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Capsule Reviews: April 2020 Limited Releases
The Other Lamb Selah (Raffey Cassidy), a teenage orphan, has lived her whole life in the forest with a cult whose leader, The Shepherd (Michiel Huisman), is the only man she's ever met. As she nears maturity and starts to understand the true nature of her community, Selah begins to ... -
Capsule Reviews: March 2020 Digital Releases
The Banker Biopic of Bernard Garrett (Anthony Mackie) and Joe Morris (Samuel L. Jackson), two businessmen in the 1950s American South who strike it rich and buy a bank in Texas in order to help African American people get loans — which they can only accomplish by hiring Matt Steiner ... -
Capsule Reviews: March 2020 Limited Releases
Bacurau Genre-bending thriller about a tiny village in Brazil that suddenly begins to experience strange phenomena following the death of its elderly matriarch. Shortly after the funeral, residents of Bacurau notice that their village has vanished from the map. Meanwhile, the water truck arrives in town with a bullet hole ... -
Capsule Reviews: March 2020 Wide Releases
Bloodshot Vin Diesel as an American soldier who is murdered, then resurrected as a superhuman cyborg. Once brought back from the dead, he goes rogue and seeks revenge on the man who had killed him and his wife — but then other memories come back, and he begins to wonder ... -
Capsule Reviews: February 2020 Digital Releases
All the Bright Places Calling this a movie about sad teens in love is unfairly reductive, but that doesn’t mean it’s an inaccurate description. Violet (Elle Fanning) is still reeling from the car accident she survived several months earlier, but which her sister did not — and we first meet ... -
Capsule Reviews: February 2020 Limited Releases
And Then We Danced Swedish-Georgian drama about Merab (Levan Gelbakhiani), a young dancer training in the National Georgian Ensemble in Tblisi, whose world is shaken by the arrival of a handsome new dancer, Irakli (Bachi Valishvili). As far as gay love stories go, this is honestly rather basic and familiar ... -
Capsule Reviews: February 2020 Wide Releases
Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn The latest installment in the DC Extended Universe is a mixed bag. Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn remains the only good thing to come from Suicide Squad, and this movie picks up some time after that, following Harley’s messy ... -
Capsule Reviews: January 2020 Digital Releases
A Fall from Grace Grace (Crystal Fox) is a respected middle-aged bank employee who’s been arrested for murdering her hunky younger husband (Mehcad Brooks). Jasmine (Bresha Webb) is a young lawyer sent to get Grace to sign a plea deal — only to become invested in finding out the truth ... -
Capsule Reviews: January 2020 Limited Releases
The Assistant A most timely #metoo film about a day in the life of a young woman working an entry-level position for a big-time movie producer in New York City. Writer-director Kitty Green (Casting JonBenet) opts for a minimalist aesthetic approach, focused instead on examining how toxic behaviour and abuse ... -
Capsule Reviews: January 2020 Wide Releases
Bad Boys for Life Since the first two installments of this franchise, both directed by Michael Bay, were so dreadful, I was not expecting anything from this — but to my great surprise, this one is actually good! Belgian directors Adil and Bilall, in their first Hollywood feature, stick to ...
Fantastic Four
Fantastic Four