Brian Truitt is a Movie Critic at USA TODAY. With two decades of experience in entertainment reporting, he covers a diverse range of topics including film, TV, and the occasional young adult novel, often exploring themes in arts and entertainment. Brian's insights and critiques have been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Chicago Sun-Times, and the Miami Herald.
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Brian Truitt's articles predominantly focus on movie reviews and entertainment news, particularly in the context of upcoming movies, actors' roles, and predictions for events like the Golden Globes. If you are a film industry professional or an expert who can provide valuable insights into upcoming movies, actor performances, or industry trends related to awards ceremonies such as the Golden Globes, your input could be relevant for Brian’s coverage.
Given his focus on reviewing movies and predicting award outcomes, it would be beneficial to offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge about films and performances that may not have been widely discussed yet. Additionally, if you have insights into emerging trends in the film industry or compelling analysis of recent releases, these might also pique Brian's interest.
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By: Brian Truitt
As one might say in Oz, “Wicked” is thrillifying in its melodiousness even if overlongical and ponderrific.
As one might say in Oz, “Wicked” is thrillifying in its melodiousness even if overlongical and ponderrific.
By: Brian Truitt
Denzel Washington's family comes to the creative fore of Netflix's "The Piano Lesson," the directorial debut of newcomer Malcolm Washington.
From the people who brought you " Barbenheimer," " Saw Patrol " and " Garfuriosa," here comes... "Glicked."
From the people who brought you " Barbenheimer Saw Patrol " and " Garfuriosa ," here comes ... "Glicked."
We still think turkeys could fly. Maybe even defy gravity.
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