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Thai Prison Drama “A Prayer Before Dawn” Feels Scarily Authentic
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Chuck Wilson
August 8, 2018
Pride
“Buddies” Remains an Urgently Moving Study of Life and Death in the AIDS Era
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Chuck Wilson
June 18, 2018
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The Truth About “Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare” Is Pretty Sorry
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Chuck Wilson
April 13, 2018
Film
With “A Quiet Place,” John Krasinski Has Crafted a Horror Great
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Chuck Wilson
April 3, 2018
Film
“The Strangers: Prey at Night” Leaps From Grim to Goofy to Save the Day
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Chuck Wilson
March 9, 2018
Film
“Bombshell” Tells the Wild, True Story of Hedy Lamarr, Hollywood Beauty and Pioneering Scientist
You owe her pretty much everything
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Chuck Wilson
November 21, 2017
Film
Rose Marie Remains Wonderful, But a New Documentary About Her Disappoints
“Wait for Your Laugh” offers lots of information, but it fails to make its case
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Chuck Wilson
November 1, 2017
Film
“Tom of Finland” Gives a Boldly Gay Artist the Too-Polite Movie Treatment
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Chuck Wilson
October 12, 2017
Film
“Churchill” Squanders History and an Ace Brian Cox Performance
Still, flaws and all, it's a tonic for our jangled nerves
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Chuck Wilson
May 30, 2017
Film
‘Feud’ Has Delicious Details and Great Performances — So Why Isn’t It Better?
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Chuck Wilson
March 31, 2017
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