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Armando Iannucci’s ‘The Death of Stalin’ Is Both Expectedly Humorous and Chillingly Harrowing
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Armando Iannucci’s ‘The Death of Stalin’ Is Both Expectedly Humorous and Chillingly Harrowing

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 / 28 August 2018

The Death of Stalin is rarely out-and-out hilarious, but the performances are top-notch and the writing is thoroughly witty, entertaining, and thought-provoking.

The Flipside #10: The 2018 Oscar Nominations
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The Flipside #10: The 2018 Oscar Nominations

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 / 1 March 2018

With the Academy Awards upon us, the Flipside examines whether the world's biggest platform for movie recognition might actually get it right this year, and avoid any, let's say, giant televised mishaps.

Strained Sweetness Leads to a Bitter Feeling in ‘No Stranger Than Love’
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Strained Sweetness Leads to a Bitter Feeling in ‘No Stranger Than Love’

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 / 5 July 2016
Obsessing over gross small town stereotypes, facile symbolism, and mawkish philosophical exposition, this is an uneven mess, and misses opportunities.
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‘Suddenly’ Beggars Not Snark, But Indifference

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 / 25 September 2013
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‘The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader’ Steers Off-Course

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New Moon: Wherefor Art Thou Edward?

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 / 4 January 2010