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A.A. Dowd

A.A. Dowd

Film critic and Editor at Vulture - New York

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Recent Articles

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I’m Sorry, But It’s Not an Alien Movie Without Ripley

Sigourney Weaver has moved on from Alien, but if the new legacy sequel, Alien: Romulus, is any indication, the franchise hasn’t moved on from her.
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A Second Helping of The Platform Isn’t as Tasty as the First

At what point does a great premise start to feel a little picked over? There’s definitely a leftover quality to The Platform 2.
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It’s Thumbs-down for the Forgettable Ending of Gladiator II

The final fight is satisfying neither as spectacle nor dramatic payoff. It just kind of … happens, and then the movie ends.
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Review: Y2K Will Make You Nostalgic for a Funnier Comedy

SNL alum Kyle Mooney’s directorial debut is audacious in concept but pretty slapdash in execution.
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32 Movies We Can’t Wait to See in 2025

Don’t we deserve something to look forward to?
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Anora’s Ending Is No Fairy Tale

Are we seeing a rapturous consummation of two people’s growing feelings for each other, or a bittersweet commiseration?
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Every David Cronenberg Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best

The master of body horror is constantly reinventing himself.
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‘Final Destination’ Movies, Ranked — Including ‘Bloodlines’

‘Final Destination’ Movies, Ranked — Including ‘Bloodlines’
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21 Movies We Can’t Wait to See This Summer

When Tom Cruise literally walks across an airplane in mid-air, the least we can do is watch.
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All 43 V/H/S Segments, Ranked

All 43 V/H/S Segments, Ranked
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All 10 Yorgos Lanthimos Movies, Ranked From Worst to Best

‘Kinds of Kindness’ is the latest entry in a filmography that is uniquely obsessed with power and control (and really strange dialogue).