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Tag: Steven Soderbergh
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Steven Soderbergh’s Unsane is a provocation disguised as genre entertainment
Shot entirely on an iPhone 7 Plus, the director’s new psychological thriller considers gender politics and the zeitgeist.
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Logan Lucky is an Ocean’s Eleven for the red states
Channing Tatum and Adam Driver star as West Virginia brothers in need of a big score in Steven Soderbergh’s latest.
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Magic Mike XXL is the best new movie of 1933
The sequel to Steven Soderbergh’s 2012 sleeper hit invokes the spirit of Depression-era musicals in its breezy artistry.
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Money can’t buy you brains (in a sex comedy)
Three new summer releases indicate that all raunch and no smarts make for a dull film.
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Mockingjay—Part 1, Happy Valley, and the rest of what’s screening around town this week
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Weekly Top Five: The best unrealized films
Notable films that never made it to screen
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Steven Soderbergh pays homage to the great R.W. Fassbinder, by way of Liberace
The creepy showbiz saga Behind the Candelabra is now available to rent at Redbox.
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Neighborhood movies, past and present
Noting the marginalization of working life in mainstream U.S. cinema
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Coming soon: Christian Bale, bongo man!
Christian Bale will perform a rhythmless rat-a-tat on stuff in two separate upcoming releases.
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Weekly Top Five: “Alright, alright, alright”—the best of Richard Linklater
Top five Richard Linklater films
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The ongoing relationship between psychiatry and American movies
How Side Effects and See You Next Tuesday reflect new trends in the movies’ depiction of mental illness.
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Weekly Top Five: Idea missing—the best of Steven Soderbergh
The top five Steven Soderbergh films