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Leo DiCaprio's One Battle After Another is a terrifyingly accurate picture of political violence | CBC News

CBC News - 2 hours ago

Review: ‘One Battle After Another’ is Paul Thomas Anderson’s most explosive and possibly best film yet

Toronto Star - 13 hours ago

One Battle After Another review – Paul Thomas Anderson’s thrillingly helter-skelter counterculture caper

Guardian UK - 13 hours ago

Movie Review: ‘One Battle After Another’ is an American masterpiece

Toronto Star - 14 hours ago

One Battle After Another Review: A Stoned Leonardo DiCaprio Leads the Revolution

Consequence of Sound - 14 hours ago

Movie review: 'One Battle After Another' an epic of absurdity, action

UPI - 14 hours ago

'April' Review: The Cruelest Month Lives Up to Its Reputation in a Radical, Shattering Exploration of Women's Lives, Rights and Bodies in Peril

Rolling Stone - 19 minutes ago

The Swallow review: Brenda Fricker holds the screen as few others could

Irish Times - 2 hours ago

Movie Review: Matthew McConaughey steers a white-knuckle wildfire drama in 'The Lost Bus'

Toronto Star - 8 hours ago

DON AUCOIN REVIEW -- Melendy flies high in 'Featherbaby' -- As a jealous parrot, actor Paul Melendy shows off the versatility for which he's become known in this Greater Boston Stage Company production.

Boston Globe - 8 hours ago

Who's Building Ireland review: A quirky take on housing crisis with a snapshot of rising racism here

Irish Times - 9 hours ago

The Morning Show review: The most absurd high-end drama in the history of television returns

Irish Times - 10 hours ago

Kirby and the Forgotten Land review: The blob with the gob is back for more

Independent.ie - 11 hours ago

Music Review: 'Buckingham Nicks' is an engaging blueprint for the classics to come

Toronto Star - 11 hours ago

Movie Review: A suburban comedy of errors unspools in the darkly excellent 'Adulthood'

Toronto Star - 12 hours ago

BOOK REVIEW -- 'What We Can Know' ponders the present day and the literary future -- Dystopian fiction is now a firm fixture in our literary landscape. Ian McEwan's stylish, cunning "What We Can Know" takes a whack at the genre.

Boston Globe - 14 hours ago

Review: The Waterboys want to tell you about, uh, Dennis Hopper, and it's wonderful

Chicago Tribune - 14 hours ago

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