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    “Candyman,” Reviewed: A Sequel That Cuts Far Deeper Than the Original

    “Candyman,” Reviewed: A Sequel That Cuts Far Deeper Than the Original

    The new “Candyman” is both a sequel and a restart. Like the original 1992 film, it is set in Chicago and focuses on the grounds of the Cabrini-Green housing project, seen in the earlier film…

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    “Annette,” Reviewed: Leos Carax Is Limited by Adam Driver’s Star Power

    “Annette,” Reviewed: Leos Carax Is Limited by Adam Driver’s Star Power

    When Martin Scorsese says that superhero films are not “cinema”, he is not referring to their storylines, but to their modes of production: the overmanaged, studio-controlled exploitation and the protection of – wait for it…

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    “Casanova, Last Love,” Reviewed: A Historical Drama Evokes Modern Injustices

    “Casanova, Last Love,” Reviewed: A Historical Drama Evokes Modern Injustices

    The veteran French filmmaker Benoît Jacquot is one of the most inconsistent directors of his time. His best films are quite simply some of the most striking of their time, and what sets them apart…

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    “The Woman Who Ran,” Reviewed: A Provocative, Profound Drama of Marriage, Friendship, and Solitude

    “The Woman Who Ran,” Reviewed: A Provocative, Profound Drama of Marriage, Friendship, and Solitude

    The South Korean director Hong Sang-soo, whose extraordinary new drama “The Woman Who Ran” is streamed on film in the Lincoln Center’s virtual cinema, has made eighteen feature films since 2009 for a total of…

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    “Inside,” Reviewed: Bo Burnham’s Virtuosic Portrait of a Mediated Mind

    “Inside,” Reviewed: Bo Burnham’s Virtuosic Portrait of a Mediated Mind

    There’s an emerging genre of hyperactive art that emerged from the minds of people who were online before puberty – call them Dispatches from a Mediated Mind. These are works (whether written or performative) that…

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    “Godzilla vs. Kong,” Reviewed: A Monster Mush of Two Venerable Franchises

    “Godzilla vs. Kong,” Reviewed: A Monster Mush of Two Venerable Franchises

    The enduring appeal of Kong and Godzilla has to do with their simplicity. “King Kong,” made in Hollywood, debuted in 1933; “Godzilla”, produced in Japan, was released in 1954. Both films were based on a…

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    “Waffles + Mochi,” Reviewed: The Pure Joy of Michelle Obama’s Food Show for Kids

    “Waffles + Mochi,” Reviewed: The Pure Joy of Michelle Obama’s Food Show for Kids

    “The sound of meep is cheering,” wrote lexicographer Erin McKean in a 2009 column in the Boston Globe. (She commented on an odd case – a Massachusetts headmistress, troubled by his students’ insane obsession with…

    Food & Drink
    Trader Joe’s Best Foods for February 2021, Reviewed

    Trader Joe’s Best Foods for February 2021, Reviewed

    Shawarma fillet of beefThere is lightly seasoned meat in the body bag, which you need to unfold before cooking. Speaking of cooking, you’ll be overcooking the meat if you follow the package instructions, and whether…

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    “Test Pattern,” Reviewed: A Brilliant Début Examines the Aftermath of Sexual Assault

    “Test Pattern,” Reviewed: A Brilliant Début Examines the Aftermath of Sexual Assault

    Shatara Michelle Ford’s brilliant first feature, “Test Pattern” (which is now available in virtual theaters via) Cinema marquee) follows a young woman named Renesha (Brittany S. Hall) in Austin, Texas, who meets a young man…

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    Everything New at Trader Joe’s in 2021, Reviewed

    Everything New at Trader Joe’s in 2021, Reviewed

    Hot Hot Crispy HabanerosW.THEW. People love chili chips, so why not crispy chilies? These are crispy, wispy scraps of fried habanero slices. They are the texture of fried butterfly wings. If you are just eating…