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It's a tricky thing, mining mental health for laughs, but Big Mood succeeds in every way.
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Jennifer Lawrence stars in a new sex comedy brought to you by Buick.
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Its bottom-run sense of dramatic stakes is one of the reasons it's so fun to watch.
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The filmmaker's idiosyncratic style is a love-it-or-hate-it affair. We love it.
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Ashton Kutcher pops up in a key supporting role.
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Westwood's fashion house wrote, "The world needs people like Vivienne to make a change for the better.”
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The key to the documentary is this narration via poetry written by the titular artistic figure.
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Time for some Christmas twee.
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Dumb fun and nothing more.
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The film was controversial for some of director Morgan Neville's methods, but still stands as a strong testament to its subject.
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Our protagonist is a better candidate for the Worst Person in the World.
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Chelsea Holmes, Sam Straley, Seann William Scott and Aya Cash star in this mockumentary produced by Paul Feig and Jenny Bicks.
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Some versions of the film censor its scenes of unsimulated sex.
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This movie shines a light on how much immigrant parents give up to give their children the lives they have now.
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It's Her and Ready Player One and The Truman Show and many others all tossed in the blender.
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Sean Baker follows The Florida Project with this unpredictable, subtly unsettling romp.
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For decades, Ailey's influential work explored the Black experience through a blend of classical ballet, jazz, spirituals and more.
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What are the chances you'll feel sympathy for "the most hated man in America"?
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This is the opera version of the rap movie Macdonald did that was the female version of the rap movie Eminem did.
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Filmmaker Robert Weide spent 40 years making this bio about the author of Slaughterhouse Five.