A young woman fleeing wartime Berlin is recruited into a secret group tasked with tasting Adolf Hitler’s meals—never knowing which bite could be fatal.
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‘The Tasters’ Review: An Unusual WWII Tale of Fear, Survival and Suspicion
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‘Melania’ Review: Brett Ratner’s First Lady Portrait Plays Like Accidental Comedy (Prime Video)
As Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House, this documentary follows his wife’s meticulous preparations for Inauguration Day, revealing the choreography, image-making and rituals of power. Streaming on Prime Video.
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‘Marshals: A Yellowstone Story’ Review: Luke Grimes Leads a Workmanlike Spinoff
Rancher Kayce Dutton joins the U.S. Marshals, tackling crimes across Montana while coping with war trauma and the shadow of his family.
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‘DTF St. Louis’ Review: Jason Bateman and David Harbour in HBO’s Oddball Suburban Noir
A suburban weatherman and his sign-language interpreter friend try to spice up their lives using a casual hook-up app—until a bizarre murder turns everything upside down.
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‘Shelter’ Review: Jason Statham Plays a Lighthouse Keeper Who Won’t Stay Retired
A reclusive lighthouse keeper with a violent past must protect a stranded girl when MI6 operatives descend on his remote Scottish island. Starring Jason Statham.
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‘Miroirs No. 3’ Review: Christian Petzold Crafts a Subtle Tale of Second Chances
In this enigmatic drama, a woman (Paula Beer) survives a car crash that kills her boyfriend and ends up spending several days at the home of the woman who rescues her.
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‘Banksters’ Review: A German Heist Series Inspired by a Real Story (HBO Max)
Berlin, 2004. Yusuf is arrested during a soccer game, accused of multiple bank robberies. The question: Who were his accomplices? Staying silent means prison, talking means betrayal. But who betrayed him and why?
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‘Redux Redux’ Review: Low-Budget Sci-Fi Finds Heart in an Endless Cycle of Revenge
A grieving mother travels across parallel universes, repeatedly killing the man who murdered her daughter, until rescuing a troubled teenager begins to change her endless cycle of revenge.
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‘Vladimir’ Review: Rachel Weisz Stars in Netflix’s Sex-Charged Campus Comedy
A fifty-something literature professor develops an obsessive fascination with a younger colleague, forcing her to confront the contradictions of her open marriage, campus politics, and the uneasy boundaries between desire and power.
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‘War Machine’ Review: Alan Ritchson vs. a Very Big Alien Problem (Netflix)
A traumatized Ranger recruit must lead his squad during a brutal training exercise when a mysterious alien machine crashes nearby, turning their final test into a deadly fight for survival. Starring Alan Ritchson.


