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Alison Willmore

Alison Willmore

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    Recent Articles

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    Review: ‘Misty Green’ Isn’t the Movie It Thinks It Is

    As a critique of the film industry, Chris Rock’s new film is pockmarked with clichés. But as a showcase for Rosalind Eleazar, it’s outstanding.
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    Heart of the Beast Is Troopaganda at Its Blandest

    Brad Pitt performs alongside a loyal pooch in a survival drama that’s a real wash.
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    Review: ‘The History of Concrete’ Is John Wilson, Supersized

    Which makes Wilson’s first-ever documentary feature a reliable delight.
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    Cynthia Erivo Takes Another Run at Awards Glory with Prima Facie

    The Wicked star is better than her material in this adaptation of the Olivier Award-winning play.
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    Andrew Scott’s Best Performance Yet Is in Elsinore

    As Ian Charleson, who gets to play Hamlet in the last year of his life, Scott gives a performance that’s as funny as it is heartbreaking.
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    Mahershala Ali Is at His Blade-Trained Best in His New Movie

    The new action drama sends a terrific Mahershala Ali scurrying across Houston in search of vengeance and breast milk for his baby.
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    ‘I Play Rocky’ Movie Review: Endearing, Despite Itself

    The new movie from Green Book’s Peter Farrelly is a crowd-pleaser about a young Sylvester Stallone.
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    Mark Wahlberg Wishes He Were Unrecognizable in By Any Means

    The civil-rights-era drama pairs a prosthetics-wearing Wahlberg with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II for what ends up feeling like Green Book’s violent sibling.
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    ‘Chronovisor’ Is a Miniature Masterpiece of Dark Academia

    A real professor stars as a fictional one in this beguiling low-budget thriller about a device that lets you see into the past.
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    Buddy Is the Latest Effort to Find the Scary Side of Nostalgia

    Adult Swim stalwart Casper Kelly riffs on Barney in his new horror movie that just isn’t as good as his short Too Many Cooks.
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    Matthew McConaughey’s First Movie in 6 Years Is Bananas in the Best...

    The Rivals of Amziah King is a rural comedy, a musical, and an agricultural crime drama, and it’s pretty damn wonderful.