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We all knew 'Star Wars' would have to deal with the Battle of Jakku eventually.
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Review: 'Our Little Sister,' or What We Found at Dad's Funeral With brilliant narrative stealth, Hirokazu Kore-eda's film watches as three single women welcome their long-lost teenage half sister into their lives.
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Review: 'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,' Antics to Not Love nor Cherish This aggressively stupid movie has nothing going for it other than some wasted talent.
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Review: 'Zero Days' Examines Cyberwarfare's Potential Online Apocalypse This Alex Gibney documentary describes the origin of Stuxnet, malware devised by Israel and the United States with grave implications for the future.
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Trekkies, Set Phasers to Fun for a Trip to Starfleet Academy

The New York Times - 7 Jul 2016 23:26
Trekkies, Set Phasers to Fun for a Trip to Starfleet Academy "Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience," at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, lets you be an academy cadet in the 26th century.
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The Halloween franchise is a strange one as it kinda goes all over the place, up to and including a film that has nothing to do with the core story, turning Michael Myers into an agent of a secret cult society, and havin...
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Review: Viggo Mortensen Captivates in 'Captain Fantastic'

The New York Times - 7 Jul 2016 23:21
Review: Viggo Mortensen Captivates in 'Captain Fantastic' Mr. Mortensen is just one of the reasons to see this film about a family forced to leave their home in the woods and become reacquainted with society.
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Mel Gibson Is A Tattooed, Bearded, Angry Dad In Latest Blood Father Trailer Folks who didn't attend the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year can see even more of what's in store for Mel Gibson this time around in his new action movie, Blood Father trailer.
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Review: 'Fathers and Daughters,' a Sappy Tale Unredeemed by Star Power Blunt dialogue and infuriatingly coy storytelling pervade this weepy melodrama starring Amanda Seyfried and Russell Crowe.
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Review: About Norman Lear, Who Gave Us Archie Bunker

The New York Times - 7 Jul 2016 23:07
Review: About Norman Lear, Who Gave Us Archie Bunker The documentary "Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You" is a portrait of the 1970s TV hitmaker who broke ground with issue-oriented humor.
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Review: 'Cell' Offers Zombified Victims and an Unfocused Narrative This film, dated, despondent and pretty much a disaster, plays like a series of nods to other science fiction-horror hybrids.
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Review: 'Cold War 2,' a Brisk Exercise in Hong Kong Suspense

The New York Times - 7 Jul 2016 23:01
Review: 'Cold War 2,' a Brisk Exercise in Hong Kong Suspense This action film by Longman Leung and Sunny Luk follows the 2012 crime film "Cold War," a tense, engaging cop thriller.
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Review: 'The Debt' in This Barney Elliott Film Is a Commodity Peru's agricultural landscape is the setting for this film about corporate greed and the persistence of native farmers.
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Review: Fraternal Dysfunction in the Old South in 'Men Go to Battle' This film, which takes place during the early years of the Civil War, pushes back against the rigid formality of the period genre.
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Every day (more or less), HitFix Harpy will be taking to Facebook Live to talk about (C)omics, (V)ideo Games, (M)ovies, and (T)elevison.
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Review: Is the Indian Point Nuclear Plant Safe? Nobody Knows

The New York Times - 7 Jul 2016 22:49
The documentary "Indian Point," directed by Ivy Meeropol, focuses on complaints about the safety of this power plant, about 45 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
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'Blood Father' Trailer: Mel Gibson's Ex-Con Dad Is Violently Devoted to Protecting His Daughter William H. Macy, Erin Moriarty and Diego Luna co-star in the action movie hitting theaters later this summer.
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Steve Buscemi Cast in Andrew Haigh's Drama 'Lean on Pete'

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Jul 2016 22:29
Steve Buscemi Cast in Andrew Haigh's Drama 'Lean on Pete' Based on the novel by Willy Vlautin, the film centers around a 15-year-old boy who befriends a failing racehorse.
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Here's When The Tomb Raider Reboot Will Hit Theaters We finally have confirmation regarding when the upcoming Tomb Raider reboot starring Alicia Vikander will hit theaters.
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Neill Blomkamp seems to be promising a revisionist plotline for "Alien 5" - but is that what the franchise really needs?
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Someone Tried To Figure Out The Exact Moment Robert De Niro 'Stopped Caring' Even if Robert De Niro had stopped making movies in 1995, the year Heat and Casino came out, he’d still be considered one of the greatest actors of all-time, right up there with Brando, Pacino, Streep, and the guy who ...
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11 Great RomComs You Can Stream On Netflix Right Now In the mood for love, but still want to get a laugh or two in edgewise? Take our advice, and watch one of these 11 romantic comedies. They'll make you laugh, they may make you cry, but they're sure to please either way.
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