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New ‘Terminator’ Predestines Its Own ‘Dark Fate’
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While what it does with the franchises’ formula is exciting, it is just another in a long line of sequel/reboot types that masquerades repetition as ingenuity.
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‘Diamantino:’ Puppies, Daddy Issues and a Portuguese Odyssey
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Diamantino turned out to be one of the most thought-provoking, mind-bending movies I have ever seen.
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A Conversation With Stan Lee and Spike Lee Collaborator Ryan Silbert ’02
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Silbert also offered The Sun some career guidance for creatives.
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‘El Camino’: A Spinoff That Works
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What makes El Camino really work is its loyalty to its predecessor’s themes.
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Renee Zellweger Carries ‘Judy’ on Her Back
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Judy is a mixed bag: part Renee Zellweger’s ticket to an Oscar and part cliché tragedy.
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Inside Cornell Cinema’s All Access Pass
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Cornell Cinema’s been a stalwart of campus life since 1970 despite the influx of home video and streaming services because it offers an experience no at-home platform will ever be able to provide, and that’s not changing any time soon.
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Cine Con Cultura Takes over Ithaca
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Festival screenings are currently taking place several times a week until Sunday, Oct. 13.
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‘Ad Astra,’ A giant leap (of Faith) for Sci-Fi
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Ad Astra is stagnant and lugubrious.
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‘The Goldfinch’ Adaptation Fails to Impress
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John Crowley, it seems, has no more based the movie off the novel than cut up its nine-hundred-and-something pages and randomly selected just enough chapters to fit into a two-and-a-half hour feature film.
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Travis Scott Launches Netflix Special ‘Look Mom I Can Fly’
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Ninety percent of this documentary is Travis Scott worshipping Travis Scott, which I guess is alright if you’ve done the things he’s done in the last year.