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A gold-standard adaptation that retains the original material's spirit.
Sam Peckinpah's bleak masterpiece gets a beautiful new transfer.
The MCU's latest Disney+ series gets off to a strong start.
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Here's a surprise: Zack Snyder's Justice League is great.
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If you can stomach a few unnecessary flourishes and a handful of jokes that don't land, "The Mimic" is a movie you won't need to shake.