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Sep 2, 2020
17 Great Movies You May Have Missed This Summer
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by Judy Berman, Andrew R. Chow, Peter Allen Clark, Mahita Gajanan, Suyin Haynes and Eliza Berman
Aug 28, 2020
Dev Patel Is a Dickensian Hero for All in The Personal History of David Copperfield
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 28, 2020
Bill & Ted Face the Music Is the Dose of Time-Travel Lunacy We Need Now
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 26, 2020
An Undocumented Trans Woman Seeks Belonging in Brooklyn in the Lustrous Lingua Franca
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 21, 2020
Chemical Hearts Captures the Joy and Agony—and the Lasting Scars—of Teenage Romance
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by Stephanie Zacharek
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Aug 20, 2020
Veep Creator Armando Iannucci Says These Times Call for Charles Dickens
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by Dan Stewart
Aug 13, 2020
A New HBO Documentary Tells the Story of a Young Black Man Killed in Brooklyn 31 Years Ago. Activists Lament How Little Has Changed Since Then
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by Andrew R. Chow and Mahita Gajanan
Aug 13, 2020
A New Wave of Horror Films About Women’s Deepest Anxieties Is Perfect Viewing for Our Summer of Discontent
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 7, 2020
The Tuscan Landscape Deserves Top Billing in Liam Neeson Father-Son Drama Made in Italy
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 7, 2020
She Dies Tomorrow Is a Horror-Comedy for Our Current Age of Anxiety
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by Stephanie Zacharek
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Aug 6, 2020
Seth Rogen, an Absurd Premise and a Vatful of Brine Make for a Delightful American Pickle
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Aug 5, 2020
Disney Wants You to Pay $30 to Watch Mulan From Home. What Does This Mean for Other Upcoming Blockbusters?
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by Eliana Dockterman
Aug 4, 2020
Martin Margiela: In His Own Words Explores the Revolutionary Designer's Secrets—Without Ever Showing His Face
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Jul 31, 2020
Rebuilding Paradise Delivers on Its Hopeful Title
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by Stephanie Zacharek
Jul 28, 2020
Watch: 'Elevator Pitch' Illustrates Accessibility Issues on NYC Subways
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by TIME Staff

movies

17 Great Movies You May Have Missed This Summer

Dev Patel Is a Dickensian Hero for All in The Personal History of David Copperfield

Bill & Ted Face the Music Is the Dose of Time-Travel Lunacy We Need Now

An Undocumented Trans Woman Seeks Belonging in Brooklyn in the Lustrous Lingua Franca

Chemical Hearts Captures the Joy and Agony—and the Lasting Scars—of Teenage Romance

Veep Creator Armando Iannucci Says These Times Call for Charles Dickens

A New HBO Documentary Tells the Story of a Young Black Man Killed in Brooklyn 31 Years Ago. Activists Lament How Little Has Changed Since Then

A New Wave of Horror Films About Women’s Deepest Anxieties Is Perfect Viewing for Our Summer of Discontent

The Tuscan Landscape Deserves Top Billing in Liam Neeson Father-Son Drama Made in Italy

She Dies Tomorrow Is a Horror-Comedy for Our Current Age of Anxiety

Seth Rogen, an Absurd Premise and a Vatful of Brine Make for a Delightful American Pickle

Disney Wants You to Pay $30 to Watch Mulan From Home. What Does This Mean for Other Upcoming Blockbusters?

Martin Margiela: In His Own Words Explores the Revolutionary Designer's Secrets—Without Ever Showing His Face

Rebuilding Paradise Delivers on Its Hopeful Title

Watch: 'Elevator Pitch' Illustrates Accessibility Issues on NYC Subways