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Musical montages abound, covering everything from first date to “find the right dessert nacho recipe” to “See Scenic San Franicsco” to seduction.

Meet Cute? Check. Big Romantic Gesture? Let’s have a couple, ucluding a sing-along. Wedding? Sure. Funeral? Of course.

“Voicemails for Isabelle” wanders all over the place, from tragedy to hilar...


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Theaters filled Thursday afternoon and evening with “Toy Story 5” screenings, and that added up to a whopping $17.5 million “previews” take, which set the table for an epic Juneteenth Friday of over $70 million.

And that, Deadline.com projects, p...


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Lordy, not another thriller about men forced to fight to the death for the amusement of the masked ultra-rich, in this case labeled “Illuminati.”

That wasn’t a novel notion when “Star Trek” served it up on TV back in the mid-’60s.

“Land of Wolves” begins as a clumsy, slow-footed commando combat thriller, then staggers to a halt before...


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My least favorite “Toy Story” movie takes a solid hour to deliver its first laugh and some 70 minutes to truly get underway.

“Toy Story 5” tells a tale from three different points of view, with three storylines, and hammers its message about “tech” gadgets getting in the way of childhood “play,” development, socialization and creativity with a jack...


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Here it is, the latest “Robin Hood” that nobody asked for and perhaps nobody wanted, something that’s been the case ever since Russell Crowe rounded up some merry men some sixteen years back.

Michael Sarnoski’s “The Death of Robin Hood” demythologizes the egalitarian hero of English folklore and gives us a cynical “brigand” in his last days, ac...


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