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Atomic Blonde

Supergirl Is a Messy, Imperfect Hero. Unfortunately, Her Movie Is Too

The writing on ‘Supergirl’ isn’t the best, but Milly Alcock delivers a stellar performance that captures the hero’s grief, girlishness, and grit

By Pie Gonzaga
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Divine Justice

‘First Light’ Asks What Faith Can Save in a Corrupt Rural Philippines

Filipino-Australian filmmaker James J. Robinson’s debut feature uses one nun’s crisis of faith to examine corruption, environmental destruction, and the human cost of unchecked development

By Pie Gonzaga
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The Rebootiquel

Did We Really Need A New ‘Scary Movie’?

Although I’m glad that the Wayans are back working on a movie together, some of their jokes could have been workshopped better

By Mel Wang
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Noclip Outta There

Are We Hyping Up ‘Backrooms’ Just A Little Too Much?

The breakout director is making headlines for his urban legend-inspired horror feature, but is the frenzy surrounding it warranted?

By Mel Wang
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