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Spider-Man Far From Home — with excess baggage
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Late Night digests systemic sexism, spews it out in Technicolor yawn
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Mindy Kaling creates a scrapbook of comic experience about what it’s like to be a feminist pioneer in a male-dominated environment and miraculously finds humour where a tough nugget of tragedy persists. Buy Flomax
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Pavarotti, the Babe Ruth of opera, gets posthumous spotlight
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Director Ron Howard gives Luciano Pavarotti a round of polite applause in his new documentary that explores the early life and loves of a small town kid who sang big. Buy Cialis online
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Shaft changes generational gears as millennial meets classic MOFO
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The Dead Don’t Die Doesn’t End Well
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Secret Life of Pets 2 regurgitates comic hairballs
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Aladdin’s magic remains, but we could always wish for more
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Director Guy Ritchie brings the animated classic to life with a greasy edge, some updated songs and a knack for action. He even succeeds at turning the magic carpet into a tightly-knotted character that steals every scene with its manta like moves and sassy tassels. It’s only when the movie stands still long enough that we start to notice a strange lack of dramatic tension.
Booksmart turns the page on teen girl stereotypes
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Olivia Wilde’s feature debut looks at coming-of-age formula through a distinctly female lens, where acceptance and affirmation don’t rely on stunts or smashing a beer can into your forehead -- but the enduring loyalty of a best friend.
