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Dana Stevens

Dana Stevens

Movie Critic at Slate

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Recent Articles

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With Rob Reiner Dies a Whole Tradition of Hollywood Filmmaking

Everyone’s remembering his acting, directing, and activism. But another part of his career was just as important.
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And he did it with one scene.
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The Drama shows what happens when edgelord comedy goes very, very wrong.
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An Acclaimed Filmmaker Made a Psychological Horror Movie Based on F...

Anne Hathaway isn’t the only thing haunted in A24’s new movie.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Gives Its Predecessor a Much-Needed Makeover

The 20-years-later sequel is packed with laughs, is a feast for the eyes, and is … surprisingly timely?
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The new thriller is part crowd-pleasing chase movie, part highly personal meditation on a lifelong obsession.
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Toy Story 5 Takes On a Dark Subject—and Comes Away the Best Pixar S...

The clever, joke-dense new movie is a Pixar sequel that actually finds its purpose.
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Supergirl Is a Super-Bummer

I loved last year’s Superman, but the follow-up made my hopes sink faster than a speeding bullet.
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I’m a Longtime Christopher Nolan Skeptic, but His Adaptation of the...

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