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Robert De Niro plays a world-weary retired lawman drawn back into a horrifying case, while Adam Scott holds our attention as his estranged son.
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This Peruvian documentary follows a voice artist who wants to dub “The Lion King” into the Indigenous language. Can he succeed?
Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson contend with guns, drugs and a SoundCloud rapper in this over-the-top, gross-out crime comedy.
This Gen Z rom-com, with flashes of wit and invention, ultimately leans too heavily on the traditional formula it seems poised to subvert.
As early as Tuesday, general admission ticket holders waited for the line (before the line) that would determine their vantage points at Wednesday night’s show.
As early as Tuesday, general admission ticket holders waited for the line (before the line) that would determine their vantage points at Wednesday night’s show.
Bipartisan tributes demonstrated the success of the singer’s long-running effort to stay out of party politics in a sharply divided country.
