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From the much-anticipated 'Joker' sequel to a Bob Dylan biopic, 'Anora' to 'Wicked' — your complete guide to what to see this autumn at the movies
By: David Fear
Jason Reitman's recreation of the chaos behind 'Saturday Night Live's first episode is part sloppy tribute, part hilarious '70s underdog comedy.
By: David Fear
From a host of Oscar hopefuls to music docs on the E Street Band and Sir Elton — your guide to the movies to catch at this year's TIFF
By: David Fear
The return of the Ghost With the Most is anything but D.O.A. — so why does this decent follow-up to the 1986 cult classic still feel like a letdown?
By: David Fear
Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen and Natasha Lyonne are sisters dealing with old wounds in this instant classic of family-dysfunction drama
Clocking in just under four hours and channeling the vibe of 1970s epics, Brady Corbet's story of an architect struggling to realize a dream project is an instant classic
By: David Fear
Gracing the Toronto International Film Festival for world premiere of 'Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band," the singer waxed poetic about the film covers "life, death, and everything in between"
The actor who redefined James Bond goes for broke in Luca Guadagnino's beautiful, extraordinary take on William Burrough's semi-autobiographical novel.
From a new Great American masterpiece to a tragic tale of love and war in the Italian Alps — the highlights of this year's return-to-form TIFF
By: David Fear
'Casa Bonita Mi Amor!' chronicles the 'South Park' duo's purchase of a Disneyland-like restaurant in Denver — and the real-life comedy of errors that followed
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