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Joe McGovern

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Rampage (2018) 51% 3/5 “Rampage isn't cause for wild celebration, but with its bright, coherent FX -- rare in this genre -- and one deliriously fun supporting performance, it's better than it has any business being.” – Time Out Apr 11, 2018 Full Review Unsane (2018) 80% 3/5 “Knowing that some of cinema's greatest performances are in B-movies, Soderbergh turns Unsane into a vehicle for Foy's ferocious presence.” – Time Out Mar 23, 2018 Full Review Game Night (2018) 85% 2/5 “Lumpy lowbrow humor and characters as thin as a Monopoly board mar Game Night, a comedy with an irresistible premise, but that only.” – Time Out Feb 21, 2018 Full Review Loving Vincent (2017) 84% A- “One of the most lunatic labors of love to appear on movie screens this year. And in that sense, a fitting, miraculous tribute to its subject.” – Entertainment Weekly Sep 26, 2017 Full Review The Only Living Boy in New York (2017) 33% C- “[A] twee, turgid drama set in an uptown fantasyland version of Manhattan.” – Entertainment Weekly Aug 13, 2017 Full Review Whose Streets? (2017) 98% B+ “Made in an impressionistic style with no narration, [Whose Streets?] is less sharp as an indictment of the media, using clips of clueless talking heads on CNN as a broad brush. It's stronger as a collection of Ferguson voices and figures,” – Entertainment Weekly Aug 11, 2017 Full Review The Glass Castle (2017) 52% C+ “The Glass Castle unfortunately lives up to its see-through, illusory title.” – Entertainment Weekly Aug 10, 2017 Full Review The Book of Henry (2017) 21% D “Sometimes a movie comes along to remind us that Hollywood hasn't run out of ideas - even if they're crass, baffling, and ludicrous ones.” – Entertainment Weekly Jun 15, 2017 Full Review Beatriz at Dinner (2017) 75% B “The movie ultimately belongs to Hayek. Given her most challenging leading role in a film since her Oscar-nominated performance 15 years ago in Frida, the actress creates a complex portrait of a person's emotional unravelling.” – Entertainment Weekly Jun 9, 2017 Full Review The Bleeder (2016) 82% B “Schreiber's casting is fitting. He's one of the most underappreciated actors (rewatch Spotlight for an example of how damn great he can be with the tiniest gestures) playing a guy who never got enough respect.” – Entertainment Weekly May 4, 2017 Full Review 3 Generations (2015) 30% C “[Dellal] way overcranks the "movie" neuroses of her three characters, muffling any human spark.” – Entertainment Weekly May 4, 2017 Full Review Song to Song (2017) 43% D “In terms of content and meaningfulness, Terrence Malick's Song to Song is the cinematic equivalent of a Trump press conference.” – Entertainment Weekly Mar 11, 2017 Full Review My Scientology Movie (2015) 89% A “One of the best documentaries of the year.” – Entertainment Weekly Mar 10, 2017 Full Review The Last Word (2017) 41% C “Sort of an inverse Citizen Kane (in many more ways than one) ...” – Entertainment Weekly Mar 2, 2017 Full Review Land of Mine (2015) 92% C “Land of Mine is essentially bomb porn.” – Entertainment Weekly Feb 9, 2017 Full Review Trumped: Inside the Greatest Political Upset of All Time (2017) 36% C “The rushed nature of the film basically predetermined its mediocre quality.” – Entertainment Weekly Jan 30, 2017 Full Review The Salesman (2016) 96% A “Farhadi, who directs all his films in a lucid, easy-to-follow style, carefully laces trip wires of revelation throughout the story.” – Entertainment Weekly Jan 26, 2017 Full Review The Red Turtle (2016) 93% A “It invites us - as in, anyone who's ever felt stranded - to consider our little spot in the world. Lavish with stunning imagery, the experience will ripple into your dreams.” – Entertainment Weekly Jan 19, 2017 Full Review Patriots Day (2016) 80% B- “Patriots Day benefits from a robust, concentrated timeline and sheer bat-out-of-hell pacing.” – Entertainment Weekly Dec 22, 2016 Full Review Neruda (2016) 92% B “A virtual fireworks show about the power of poetry and fame on the world.” – Entertainment Weekly Dec 17, 2016 Full Review All We Had (2016) 40% C “The movie is overloaded with capital-D drama, from Mark Consuelos ludicrous role as a Rita's bad boyfriend to the typical drug and discipline platitudes that face Ruth in high school.” – Entertainment Weekly Dec 8, 2016 Full Review Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2016) 44% C- “The weirdest and rarest misfire in Lee's illustrious career.” – Entertainment Weekly Nov 10, 2016 Full Review In a Valley of Violence (2016) 78% B “Announces itself as an unabashed B-movie from its pre-credits scene ... and never worries itself about being anything deeper than that.” – Entertainment Weekly Oct 24, 2016 Full Review 13TH (2016) 97% A “13th is a titanic statement by a major American voice. Viewing - right now - should be mandatory.” – Entertainment Weekly Sep 30, 2016 Full Review Goat (2016) 79% B “Though the movie aims for the gravity and psychological horror of Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket, the film is essentially the dark flip side of a Seth Rogen comedy ...” – Entertainment Weekly Sep 23, 2016 Full Review
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