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‘The Pyramid’ movie review
The air inside the pyramid isn’t the only thing that’s stale in this ludicrous yet mildly likable horror film.
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Laura Dern talks career, from ‘Jurassic Park’ to ‘Enlightened’
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‘Wild’ and other new movies, reviewed
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Watch online: ‘Little Hope Was Arson’ and ‘Life Partners’
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Antarctica’ and ‘Wild’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, a documentary about researchers in Antarctica.
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‘Remote Area Medical’ movie review
The documentary chronicles a traveling pop-up medical clinic that sets up shop in Bristol, Tenn.
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‘Miss Julie’ movie review
Liv Ullmann’s adaptation of Strindberg’s classic play is a strangely cold-blooded experience.
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‘Antarctica: A Year on Ice’ movie review
The stirring documentary focuses on the people who live year-round at the bottom of the earth.
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Witherspoon, the best thing and biggest problem in ‘Wild’
Reese Witherspoon stars in “Wild,” adapted from Cheryl Strayed’s best-selling memoir.
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John Boyega of ‘Star Wars’ responds to those who can’t believe a Storm Trooper is black
The “Star Wars” canon does allow for black storm troopers. The bigger question: Even if it didn’t, why should it be such a big deal?
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Watch online: ‘White Bird in a Blizzard’ and ‘Spanish Lake’
This week’s picks: an edgy drama starring Shailene Woodley and a documentary about a troubled St. Louis suburb.
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‘Horrible Bosses 2’ and other new movies, reviewed
Our critics review four new films this week.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Penguins of Madagascar’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, a funny animated film that will delight kids and teens.
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‘Point and Shoot’ movie review
Action, adventure and the quest for manhood propel the gripping documentary.
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‘Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain’ review
Martin Sheen and Kal Penn star in this reality-based story of a disastrous gas leak in early-’80s India.
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‘Women Who Flirt’ movie review
The Chinese rom-com covers familiar territory, but with style.
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‘Penguins of Madagascar’: Delightfully silly sequel
Some film franchises seem to get better with each sequel. “Penguins” proves that “Madagascar” is one.
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‘Horrible Bosses 2’ is a coarse, lazy retread
Despite a strong cast, the sequel doesn’t improve on the 2011 comedy.
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‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1’: What was the most disturbing scene?
It’s a long list.
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‘Foxcatcher’ and other new movies, reviewed
Comedic actor Steve Carell stars in a new drama by director Bennett Miller.
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Before you see ‘Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1,’ here’s everything to remember from ‘Catching Fire’
Just in case you don’t have time to catch up on the two-and-a-half-hour second movie.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Mockingjay — Part 1’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, the latest in the “Hunger Games” franchise, and more.
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‘Pelican Dreams’ movie review
The engrossing nature documentary follows the fate of two injured California brown pelicans.
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‘The Homesman’ movie review
Tommy Lee Jones directs and stars alongside Hilary Swank in a western that is by turns bleak and farcical.
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‘Diplomacy’ movie review
Two men debate the future of Paris at the end of World War II.
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‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1’: More like the waiting games
REVIEW | Jennifer Lawrence saves this dutiful placeholder, which feels like an inhale before the last hurrah.
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Holiday Movie Guide 2014
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for filmgoers.
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Steve McQueen and Harry Belafonte are making a movie about Paul Robeson
“We get on like a house on fire,” the director said of his relationship with Belafonte.
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See ‘Plan 9 From Outer Space’ on National Absurdity Day
The Hill Center hosts a free screening of the legendarily bad film.
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‘Breaking Bad,’ ‘Frozen’ mashup asks: ‘Do you want to build a meth lab?’
Remember that time Walt serenaded Jesse?
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‘Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas’ movie review
A preachy infomercial about the forgotten meaning of Christmas is directed not at critics but the choir.
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‘The Theory of Everything’ and other new movies, reviewed
The life of Stephen Hawking is played out on screen based on “Travelling to Infinity: My Life With Stephen,” a memoir by his wife Jane Hawking.
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Why does ‘Dumb and Dumber To’ exist?
Let Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels and the Farrelly brothers explain.
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Watch online: ‘The Girl,’ ‘Amor Cronico’ and ‘It’s Such a Beautiful Day’
The Post’s critics recommend movies for streaming online.
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The bogus but popular Hollywood Film Awards
It sounds so generic that it must be fake, but it’s a real show drawing real stars that airs Friday night on CBS.
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‘Dumb and Dumber To’: Dim and dimmer
Sequel to popular 1994 lowbrow comedy has a one-track mind and a ‘warped sense of humor.’
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Halloween on film
For truly scary movies, look backward, not forward.
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‘The Overnighters’ movie review
A documentary looks at those who came to North Dakota in the oil boom and the people whom they met there.
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Punk’s glory days, still going strong on screen
A small wave of films about D.C. punk is about to hit theaters.
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‘National Gallery’ movie review
Prolific documentarian Frederick Wiseman turns his lens on life inside the London museum.
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‘The Better Angels’ movie review
The low-key black-and-white drama looks at Abraham Lincoln’s childhood in the backwoods of Indiana.
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‘The Theory of Everything’ honors the struggle of love
Eddie Redmayne delivers a bravura performance as Stephen Hawking in the drama.
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‘Rosewater’ movie review
Jon Stewart’s directorial debut is a faithful adaptation of a Newsweek reporter’s torture memoir.
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‘Beyond the Lights’ is elevated by star Gugu Mbatha-Raw
The extravagant backstage music melodrama is enormous fun to watch.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Dumb and Dumber To’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, a sequel about a pair of idiots, plus “Beyond the Lights.”
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Neil deGrasse Tyson very politely comments on the science of ‘Interstellar’
The unspoken verdict? “Interstellar” fares better than “Gravity.“
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‘Interstellar’ and other new movies, reviewed
Matthew McConaughey stars in Christopher Nolan’s new film.
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Watch the first trailer for ‘Selma,’ the story of the great 1965 civil rights march
The release of “Selma” was meant to herald the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Voting Rights Act, but recent setbacks have cast a pall instead.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Interstellar,’ ‘Big Hero 6’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, a trippy sci-fi adventure and an animated film about a robot.
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‘Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me’ movie review
The film accompanies the singer on his final tour, as he copes with Alzheimer’s.
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‘Low Down’ movie review
John Hawkes plays jazz pianist and drug addict Joe Albany.
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‘Listen Up Philip’ movie review
An acerbic view of the writer’s life draws inspiration from the novels of Philip Roth, and the writer himself.
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‘The Great Invisible’ movie review
Margaret Brown’s masterful documentary focuses on the lasting effects of the 2010 BP oil spill.
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‘The Way He Looks’ movie review
Brazilian coming-of-age tale concerns a blind boy who has never been kissed.
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‘Force Majeure,’ an incisive look at marriage
The film examines power, gender and marriage as they play out over a ski vacation in France.
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‘Bitter Honey’ movie review
The documentary looks at polygamy in Bali.
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‘Big Hero 6’ movie review
The animated tale of a boy and his robot has real heart.
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Sorry, ladies and gents: Benedict Cumberbatch just got engaged to Sophie Hunter
The “Sherlock” actor announced his engagement with a small ad in the London Times.
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Marvel Studios has planned an ambitious future, but do its actors have the stamina to last?
The movie studio, with its contracts and stable of actors, has become reminiscent of the old studio system.
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The sci-fi drama ‘Interstellar’ is many movies at once
The ambitious sci-fi adventure “Interstellar” is part thrill ride, part melodrama, part social commentary.
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In new op-ed, Dottie Sandusky criticizes upcoming Penn State documentary: ‘Jerry is not a pedophile’
Dottie Sandusky strikes preemptively before the release of the “Happy Valley” documentary. “Contrary to apparent popular belief, I am not delusional,” she wrote.
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‘Nightcrawler’ and other new movies, reviewed
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in the directorial debut of screenwriter Dan Gilroy.
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A grand, unified theory of Tom Cruise movies
Tom Cruise is America. America is Tom Cruise. The policy secrets of his movies.
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Watch online: ‘Believe Me,’ ‘Blackbird’ and ‘Vanishing Pearls’
The Post’s movie critics recommend movies for online viewing.
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Perfunctory ‘Before I Go to Sleep’ is roused by its cast
The holes in this competent but conventional amnesia thriller aren’t just memory gaps.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Nightcrawler’ and more
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, a Jake Gyllenhaal thriller, plus an animated Japanese fable.
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‘The Tale of the Princess Kaguya’ movie review
Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli has made another gorgeous fable for grown-ups.
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‘Plot for Peace’ movie review
The documentary looks at a man who placed himself at the center of 1980s peace accords in Southern Africa.
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‘Nightcrawler’ examines the extremes of modern media
Jake Gyllenhaal plays an ambitious TV news stringer in the creepy, darkly funny media allegory.
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‘Horns’ movie review
Daniel Radcliffe plays a man who sprouts a pair of devil’s horns after he’s accused of murder.
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‘Awake: The Life of Yogananda’ movie review
The documentary traces the life of an Indian swami who popularized meditation in the 1920s U.S.
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‘Laggies’ movie review
Keira Knightley stars as a woman who doesn’t wanna grow up in the coming-of-age rom-com ‘Laggies.’
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Everything you need to know about Chadwick Boseman — Marvel’s new superhero, Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman is Marvel’s newest superhero. But there’s a bunch you probably don’t know about him.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Birdman’ and more
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, Michael Keaton plays a washed-up actor making a comeback.
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‘Ouija’ movie review
The horror film inspired by seance-themed game squanders its ghostly mojo on standard scares.
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‘Watchers of the Sky’ movie review
Edet Belzberg’s documentary sheds light on the legacy of a Polish lawyer who invented the word “genocide.”
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‘Rocks in My Pockets’ movie review
The animated movie by Signe Baumane looks at the suicidal tendencies of women in her family.
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‘The Irish Pub’ movie review
The travelogue takes an affectionate look at Ireland’s traditional pubs.
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‘E-Team’ movie review
The film follows a team of human rights investigators into some of the globe’s toughest war zones.
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‘1,000 Times Good Night’ movie review
The gut-wrenching drama portrays a woman torn between photojournalism and family.
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‘23 Blast’ movie review
The faith-based drama tells the story of a high school football player who goes blind.
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‘John Wick’ movie review
Keanu Reeves recently turned 50, but he can still tussle with the best of them.
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‘Birdman’ wittily takes on stardom and popular culture
Michael Keaton makes a triumphant comeback as an actor seeking a triumphant comeback in the film.
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‘Citizenfour,’ movie review
Traitor or hero, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is a fascinating figure in a riveting film.
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ArcLight Cinemas comes to Westfield Montgomery mall
Boutique movie theater chain opens its first branch outside California.
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Paul Reubens says a new ‘Pee-wee’ movie is ‘very imminent’
“There’s going to be a big announcement any minute now,” Reubens said.
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Juliette Lewis says Misty Upham had ‘known enemies,’ urges police to investigate
Upham’s “August: Osage County” co-star fears the Native actress faced danger from her own community.
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‘St. Vincent’ and other new movies, reviewed
Bill Murrary stars opposite Melissa McCarthy in one new film.
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Just how much of himself did Chris Rock mine for ‘Top Five’?
The trailer for Chris Rock’s newest movie was released Thursday night. It looks sharp.
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‘The Best of Me’ movie review
The love story is exactly what you’d expect from Nicholas Sparks.
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Family Filmgoer reviews ‘Book of Life’
Movie reviews with kids in mind: This week, an animated adventure that brings the dead to life.
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‘Whiplash’ movie review
The film stars Miles Teller as an ambitious young jazz drummer, and J.K. Simmons as his teacher.
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‘Rudderless’ movie review
The seemingly straightforward musical melodrama runs aground in third act.
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‘Lilting’ movie review
The drama looks at the aftermath of a man’s death from the perspective of his mom and boyfriend.
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‘Felony’ movie review
The lives of three police officers intertwine after a hit-and-run in the Australian drama.
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‘The Blue Room’ movie review
The meticulous French mystery inches toward a conclusion as chilling as it is ambiguous.
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‘Fury’ movie review
Brad Pitt plays father figure to the crew of a Sherman tank in this World War II drama.
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‘Dear White People’: Confronting head-on the toxic and the taboo
The college comedy of manners skewers racism with playful, potent satire.
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‘The Book of Life’ movie review
Inspired by Mexican folklore, this animated tale brings the dead to gorgeous life.
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Bill Murray steals the show, lovably, in 'St. Vincent’
The film follows all the kid-and-curmudgeon rules, but it’s saved from cliche by its star, Bill Murray.
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