Tokyo!Set in the Japanese city, this triptych of short films on the theme of loneliness and social withdrawal achieves some uneven success.
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The Burning PlainThough structurally troubled, this directorial debut from Guillermo Arriaga is a gut-wrenching look at the wages of our wrongdoing.
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GreenbergNoah Baumbach's latest has all of his signature snap and crackle, but with a little more sunshine and a little less spite.
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The FighterDavid O. Russell's latest delivers a knockout blow in one of the best films of the year.
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Peace, Love and MisunderstandingThis love letter to present-day Woodstock preaches love and condemns fighting, but its platitudes render it predictable and one-sided.
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The Amazing Spider-ManThe new reboot is funnier and more fleshed-out than its predecessor—and at its core is an age-old story.
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Making Movies MoralWilliam Romanowski's 'Reforming Hollywood' sets the record straight on Protestant efforts to shape Hollywood's cultural influence.
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The Spectacular NowOne of the best films of the summer is about real teenagers and learning what maturity means.
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TV Politics and Proximate JusticeShows like 'Scandal,' 'The Americans,' and 'House of Cards' give us one picture of politics. Are there any others?
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IdaA beautifully shot Polish film that won't leave you for a while after the credits roll.
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BoyhoodYou and I would never have the patience to make this movie, and make it this good.
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We Miserable SinnersMaking good 'Christian' movies is a matter of being a wretch.
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Time's UpThe anti-Eucharist and a coming day of terror in this week's episode of "The Leftovers."
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Oy With the Poodles AlreadyWith its Netflix debut imminent, it's time to talk about "Gilmore Girls."
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