The Kids Who Love ‘Frozen’ and the Parents Who Love Them
We asked families about life with “Let It Go.” Whether playing it 91 times or blocking their ears, they all agree it has taken over their worlds.
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We asked families about life with “Let It Go.” Whether playing it 91 times or blocking their ears, they all agree it has taken over their worlds.
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At 31, the director of “Waves” has made his third and most personal film about how families come together and fall apart.
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Lulu Wang’s indie hit, starring Awkwafina and Zhao Shuzhen, may be an awards contender, but that doesn’t mean the film is easily categorized.
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The director James Mangold narrates a Le Mans racing scene featuring Bale and Matt Damon.
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Their superhero film “Justice League” was a critical flop, but the stars want the original director’s vision restored.
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The agency says the rules are effectively obsolete because of technological advancements like streaming.
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Hanks is playing Mister Rogers in a new movie and is just as nice as you think he is. Please read this article anyway.
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A co-chief film critic of The New York Times debates himself on the subject.
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The Adam Driver film dramatizes a contentious investigation into post-9/11 torture. But it leaves out a tense episode that could have buried the results altogether.
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