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2 days ago · Movie Reviews - The New York Times. Our film critics on blockbusters, independents and everything in between. NYT Critic’s Pick. Results sorted by. A Family Affair. PG-13. Comedy,...
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- King Coal' Review
‘King Coal’ Review: Heavy Is the Crown A coal miner’s...
- Billion Dollar Heist' Review
“Elvis” and “Dune” established Austin Butler as a...
- Miguel Wants to Fight' Review
Miguel’s father Alberto (Raúl Castillo), owns a gym, and...
- Jules' Review
But the sweetness isn’t entirely unwelcome — not every alien...
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23 hours ago · The real star of Sharmajee Ki Beti is Vanshika Taparia. Playing the mercurial and precocious Swati who loves to hate her mom, she is a livewire who delivers an absolutely phenomenal performance.
1 day ago · Pushtaini movie review: Presented by Hrithik Roshan, and directed by acting coach and Aarya co-director Vinod Rawat, this debut about returning home to find oneself, is a tender, personal script ...
1 day ago · Sharmajee Ki Beti marks Tahira Kashyap's first feature film, starring Sakshi Tanwar, Divya Dutta, & Saiyami Kher in prominent roles. The film captures generations of Sharmas navigating love ...
3 days ago · Blue Lock the series sees a group of promising young soccer players enter an intense special program to try and find the best striker to help Japan compete on the world stage. The main focus of the series is from Isagi’s perspective but it features other characters like the one featured in the movie, Nagi. What we knew of Nagi from the series ...
3 days ago · Blue Beetle's Xolo Maridueña is among the star-studded cast members of Rihanna's upcoming Smurfs Movie. The Blue Beetle animated series has no actors attached to it. However, Maridueña and Bruna Marquezine, who portrayed Jenny Kord in the titular film, could reprise their roles on the small screen. One thing Maridueña "hopes" to see with ...
4 days ago · Blue Lock: The Movie review score – 3/5. It’s a shame, because the screenplay by Taku Kishimoto is on point, quotable, and emotional, and Blue Lock: The Movie showcases some of Eight Bit’s ...
