Berg's retelling of the Boston Bombing inspires, but incorporates some rather generic storytelling mechanics.
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Berg's retelling of the Boston Bombing inspires, but incorporates some rather generic storytelling mechanics.
Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams star in this surprisingly funny comedy about when someone takes game night too far.
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John Ruth, Daisy Domergue, and more highlight an all star cast that help create a true character piece.
At the beginning of Villeneuve's rise to stardom as a director, Sicario shows the brutality of American conflict.
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Mildred Hayes' vendetta against the police force of Ebbing, Missouri leads to one of the best dramas in recent memory.
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