The film shows how two ordinary musicians use Neil Diamond’s songs to hold together a love, a family, and a dream that always seems just out of reach.
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‘Song Sung Blue’ Review: Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson Bring a Neil Diamond Tribute to Life
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‘I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not’ Review: Reassessing SNL’s Original Superstar
This documentary explores how talent, timing, and temperament gave shape to one of the most conflicted legacies in American comedy.
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‘Industry’ Season 4 Review: New Players, Bigger Risks (HBO Max)
In its fourth season, this series leans into heightened drama to become more accessible and addictive—but its morally corrosive characters remain stubbornly hard to care about. Streaming on HBO Max from January 11.
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‘Primate’ Review: When the Monkey Goes Rogue
What happens when a rabid chimpanzee gets trapped inside a house with a group of teenagers? This suspense-horror film sets out to answer that question.
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‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Review: Back on the Ward, Back Under Pressure (HBO Max)
The medical drama returns for another single, high-pressure shift — one that exposes new fractures, old wounds and the personal cost of surviving the chaos.
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‘The Night Manager’ Season 2 Review: Back in the Shadows, This Time in Colombia (Prime Video)
Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) goes undercover in South America to dismantle a trafficking network entangled with British intelligence. Available on Prime Video from January 11.
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‘The Tank’ Review: A War Film More Abstract Than Brutal (Prime Video)
A German platoon trapped inside a Tiger tank crosses the Eastern Front on a rescue mission that slowly turns into a surreal, morally fraught descent into the psychological ruins of war. Available on Prime Video.
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‘Land of Sin’ Review: Dark Secrets Beneath Nordic Silence (Netflix)
A police detective travels to a small Swedish town to investigate the disappearance of a teenager with whom she has a personal and familial connection. Available on Netflix.
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‘Dracula’ Review: Radu Jude Stakes the Myth Through Absurdity
This chaotic, deliberately ugly, and darkly hilarious collage dismantles the vampire myth through parody, provocation, and AI-generated absurdity. Mixing sketches, fake plays, and grotesque humor, Jude takes aim at everything from pop culture to capitalism, turning Romania’s most famous export into a biting satire on art, commerce, and national identity.
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‘All Her Fault’ Review: When a Playdate Turns Into a Nightmare
When a mother arrives to pick up her young son from a playdate and discovers he was never there, his disappearance triggers a sprawling investigation that exposes secrets, lies and shifting loyalties.



