In a galvanizing story played out in real time, the courageous playwright offered an uncompromisingly frank microcosm of myriad challenges faced by the gay subculture.
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Cherubinais a solid, moving tale, with a simple set and three actors. It ought to be widely known.
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Sissy Spacek always gives fully realized performances, but maturity has added an unexpected layer to her portrayal as a hard-working country woman haunted by a family tragedy.
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At the Judgment of Paris in 1976, California winemakers scored a stunning victory over their French counterparts in a blind taste test.
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Sex, drugs, rhythm and blues -- and yes, ultimately rock 'n' roll -- are much in evidence in this entertaining musical drama about the 1950s birth of Chicago's Chess Records and its profound effect on popular music in the United States.
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The overall tapestry ofChokedevolves into a lackluster game played by a character held at arm's length from the audience.
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Rachel Getting Marriedis the latest in a long line of movies about weddings at which a troublesome guest stirs up repressed familial and social tensions.
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Ensemble comedies take many forms. Sometimes, assembling a bunch of stars into a laughfest yields a classic ofCaddyshackproportions.
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Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott once again have the goods inBody of Lies, a serviceable Middle Eastern thriller that is an entertaining ride if not quite the stuff Oscars are made of.
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With a cast this good, it's a shame the script wasn't better or at least a little more plausible
