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'Sharp Objects' is riddled with overdone tropes and poor characterization with a meandering tired-ass mystery at the heart of it.
‘Vida’ forever: The TV shows addressing reality in a conscious way
While we wait for S2 of 'Vida', here are a number of other TV shows taking on tricky subjects and addressing reality in a conscious way.
‘Pose’, ‘Sense8’, ‘Shadowhunters’, ‘The OA’: The best in recent queer TV
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After eight years on ABC’s Castle, Nathan Fillion has jumped swiftly into in the network’s new crime dramedy, 'The Rookie'.
Timothée Chalamet in ‘Beautiful Boy’: Oscar gold or Oscar bait?
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When worlds collide: Viggo Mortensen in ‘Captain Fantastic’
'Captain Fantastic' combines humor with heartbreak in a rather heavy-handed fashion as the children experience the outside world for the first time.
Laugh and cry with ‘Other People’
“You’ll laugh; you’ll cry” is what happened when 'Other People', a comedy about dying from cancer, opened the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.
The age of angst in ‘As You Are’
'As You Are' may be a coming-of-age story set in the midst of the grunge wave of the 90s, but it’s most certainly not a nostalgic film – sorry, GenXers.