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The characters’ love is the film’s premise and its central dramatic problem

Film is a genial, mostly inoffensive, sometimes quite funny sequel to a beloved 80s movie

Adam Driver stars in Terry Gilliam-directed film that isn’t quite a masterpiece

Recent revelation about the actor’s racist fantasy spoils some of the fun

Rather than plumbing emotional depths, the film skates on sentiment and visual beauty

Drama starring Willem Dafoe accomplishes something almost miraculous: It casts a spell and tells the truth

Daniel Day-Lewis and Lesley Manville star in their Oscar-nominated roles in this intricately crafted drama

Kathryn Bigelow film looks at the race riots that convulsed the city in 1967

Directed by John Curran from a script by the first-timers Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan, the film forsakes sensationalism for sober, procedural storytelling

The film is at once a defence of genre fiction and of female creativity

Film is Spike Lee’s best non-documentary feature in more than a decade and one of his greatest