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‘Close Encounters’ Was When the Movies Got New-Age Religion
Steven Spielberg’s 1977 film “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” will be in theaters for a week, with a screening at Devils Tower National Monument.
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CreditWarner Bros. What Do Harrison Ford and a Homicidal Clown Have in Common?
The trailers for “It” and “Blade Runner 2049” use central characters to bring in new audiences, build suspense and keep old fans wanting more.
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7 Movies to Watch This Labor Day Weekend
From “Modern Times” to “Office Space,” here are a few movies about work to sample this weekend.
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CreditAlex Bailey/The Weinstein Company Review: ‘Tulip Fever’ Delivers a Wilted Period Piece
Alicia Vikander, Dane DeHaan and Christoph Waltz star in this much-delayed film about an overripe love triangle in 17th-century Amsterdam.
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CreditPantelion Films Review: ‘Hazlo Como Hombre’ Mistakes Manhood for Intolerance
In this romantic comedy, a man can’t handle his best friend’s revelation that he’s gay, throwing their circle of friends and family into disarray.
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CreditGravitas Ventures Review: Faith Found and Lost in ‘Free in Deed’
David Harewood (TV’s “Homeland”) and Edwina Findley Dickerson (“The Wire”) star as strangers looking for salvation in a story of faith and heartbreak.
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CreditLarry Horricks/Lionsgate Premiere Review: ‘Unlocked,’ a New Spy Thriller, Same as the Old Spy Thrillers
Noomi Rapace plays an undercover C.I.A. agent in a film that serves up clichés with its suspense.
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CreditKerry Monteen/IFC Films Review: In ‘Viceroy’s House,’ the Birthing Pains of Two Nations
This film is a handsome, fleet look at the months leading up to the end of British colonial rule in India.
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CreditBreaking Glass Pictures Review: In ‘Jesús,’ a Delinquent Teenager in Trouble Too Deep to Handle
The actions of troubled teenage boys have dire consequences in this Chilean drama.
