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Richard Lawson

Richard Lawson

Chief Critic at Vanity Fair

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The 22 Best Movies of 2024

The End We Start From Killing Eve breakout Jodie Comer (who recently won a Tony for her staggering solo performance in Prima Facie) further proves her talent in this somber but never lugubrious survival drama from Mahalia Belo. As floodwaters overtake London, a new mother must head north in search of safety and sustainability while a nation credibly collapses around her. Finely observed and avoidant of melodrama, The End We Start From is a thoughtful, occasionally profound manifestation of a col…
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In ‘The Piano Lesson,’ John David Washington Faces His Fears

The actor and star of Netflix’s latest August Wilson adaptation spoke with VF’s Richard Lawson and David Canfield for a special live episode of ‘Little Gold Men’ at New York City’s Perelman Performing Arts Center.
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Denzel Washington Gives ‘Gladiator II’ Its Muscle

The venerable actor lends life to what is otherwise a curiously inert sequel.
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‘Wicked’ Soars, Roars, and Casts a Heady Spell

A long awaited film adaptation of the Broadway musical more than delivers.
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‘Dune: Prophecy’ Is a Space Drama Without Any Spice

HBO’s spin-off series can’t capture the same awe as the Dune films.
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Does Hollywood Have the Energy to Resist Trump All Over Again?

And did it really even the first time?
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Can’t Handle Election Night Coverage? Here’s What to Watch Instead

Cable news isn’t your only option, we promise.
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‘The Diplomat’ Is Just as Successful in Its Second Term

Keri Russell gamely contends with global catastrophe in season two of her hit Netflix series.
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‘Venom: The Last Dance’ Ends a Once-Fun Series with a Whimper

Tom Hardy seems sapped of energy in this anemic comic book three-quel.
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The Naked Humanity of Sean Baker

As Baker’s new film Anora arrives in theaters, our critic takes a look at the lauded filmmaker’s work to figure out what he’s been trying to say.
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‘Blitz’ Offers a New Perspective on the World War II Movie

A mix of old-fashioned storytelling and modern sensibility, Steve McQueen’s new film is a worthy epic.