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Bilge Ebiri

Bilge Ebiri

Writer & Critic at Vulture - New York

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    Nickel Boys Is a Cinematic Experience Unlike Any Other

    In refusing a conventional, objective (and objectified) approach to suffering, director RaMell Ross resists easy attempts at pathos.
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    Who Needs Gods When You Have Ralph Fiennes?

    His performances in The Return and Conclave demonstrate his astounding physicality.
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    Thank the Cinema Gods, Mike Leigh Is Back with Hard Truths

    Hard Truths might be his funniest film in a long time, but as always, it’s the kind of laughter that comes with unnerving inevitabilities.
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    Paul Schrader’s Oh, Canada Is the Confession of a Man Who’s Faced D...

    Paul Schrader seems to have lifted a weight off his shoulders with ‘Oh, Canada,’ his new film (starring Richard Gere and Jacob Elordi) about a dying filmmaker reckoning with a lifetime of regret.
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    The Best Movies of 2024: Oscar Contenders and More Favorites

    The best movies of 2024 (so far), including a violent swashbuckling-adventure film, a brilliant comedy, an epic-scale blockbuster, and more.
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    The Gladiator II Line That Broke My Brain

    Historical accuracy in movies can be a strange, slippery thing, and the way we respond to it can be even stranger.
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    Review: Alien: Romulus Gets the Job Done, But at What Cost?

    It’s a movie engineered mostly to provide basic genre thrills and keep the IP alive so the now-Disney-owned Fox can generate more Alien movies.
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    Review: ‘Wicked’ Is As Enchanting As It Is Exhausting

    Jon M. Chu’s film adaptation of the hit musical has charm, but the bloat is inescapable.
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    ‘Some People Call It the City of Dreams, But I Don’t’

    Payal Kapadia’s new film, All We Imagine As Light, is a shimmering portrait of a Mumbai where everyone goes and nobody feels at home.
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    ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Review: Look, I Laughed

    Deadpool & Wolverine isn’t particularly good. But it’s so determined to beat you down with its incessant irreverence that you might submit anyway.
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    ‘Heretic’ Review: Hugh Grant Was Born to Play the Villain

    Grant’s been terrific in recent years as characters of questionable moral standing, but his riveting turn in Heretic is something else entirely.