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| Movie Review | 'Green Zone': Matt Damon Searches for That Casualty of War, Truth |
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In “Green Zone,” action under pressure is a test and a revelation of character.
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| Movie Review | 'Mother': Bong Joon-ho’s Fierce Love: Better Not Make This Mom Angry |
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A son’s arrest for murder leads to a parent’s crusade in “Mother.”
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| Movie Review | 'Remember Me': Robert Pattinson as a Brooding Rebel |
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In “Remember Me” love means never having to say you’re sorry, particularly to the audience.
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| Movie Review | 'Severe Clear': In Iraq Marine Documentary, Bad Food and ‘Steel Rain’ |
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“Severe Clear” puts you in the boots of a Marine fighting in Iraq in 2003.
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| Movie Review | 'Children of Invention': Scheming, Scrambling and Surviving in Tze Chun’s Debut |
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“Children of Invention,” a modestly scaled, quietly effective independent movie about a struggling single mother and her two children.
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| Movie Review | 'The Exploding Girl': Zoe Kazan and Mark Rendall in a Minefield of Emotions |
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“The Exploding Girl” is Bradley Rust Gray’s sweet and tentative new film.
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| Movie Review | 'Stolen': Jon Hamm in Anders Anderson’s Kidnapping Drama |
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“Stolen” plays like a middling episode of “Law & Order: SVU,” drawn out an extra half-hour.
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| Movie Review | 'She’s Out of My League': Playing the Odds of Love |
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Schlubby nice guy meets pneumatic blonde in “She’s Out of My League.”
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