A dysfunctional ballet troupe is forced to take shelter when their bus breaks down enroute to a prestigious competition and must use their training to fight back when a gang of armed men target them.
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‘Pretty Lethal’ Review: Ballet Meets Brutal Action in a Stylish but Uneven Genre Mashup
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‘Dear Killer Nannies’ Review: A Coming-of-Age Story Inside a Narco Empire
A boy raised by hitmen navigates childhood and adolescence within Pablo Escobar’s crumbling empire, witnessing violence, betrayal, and a desperate search for escape.
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‘Bait’ Review: Riz Ahmed Leads Amazon’s Showbiz Satire About Fame, Identity and the Bond Fantasy
An aspiring British actor’s Bond audition sparks fame, backlash and identity crisis, blurring ambition, racism and self-doubt in surreal ways.
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‘Men of War’ Review: When a Botched Coup Feels Like a Coen Brothers Comedy
A former Green Beret leads a ragtag force to overthrow Nicolás Maduro, but incompetence, politics, and delusion turn a covert mission into a disastrous farce.
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‘Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice’ Review: A Smart, Chaotic Throwback That Finds Heart in Time Travel Crime
A hitman faces time-traveling doubles, betrayal, and regret while trying to survive one deadly night and fix past mistakes. Starring Vince Vaughn and James Marsden. Premiering on Hulu March 27.
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‘Nuremberg’ Review: Russell Crowe Steals the Show in This Old-School WWII Drama
A psychiatrist interrogates Hermann Göring before and during the Nuremberg Trials, probing evil’s nature as ego, ideology, and performance collide in a controlled psychological duel.
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‘The Stranger’ Review: Bringing Meursault to Life on Screen
François Ozon takes on the ultimate challenge: translating Meursault’s enigmatic indifference from page to screen, crafting a faithful and unsettling adaptation of Albert Camus’s famous 1942 novel.
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‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ Review: Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer Shine in a Tender, Offbeat Family Story (Apple TV)
A broke college student becomes a single mother and turns to OnlyFans, navigating family chaos, survival, and unexpected tenderness in suburban Southern California. On Apple TV April 15.
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‘Agent Zeta’ Review: Amazon’s Attempt at a Bourne-Style Franchise With Mario Casas Falls Flat
A Spanish agent returns to stop a series of killings tied to a decades-old operation, uncovering conspiracies, betrayals and a mystery better left buried.
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‘The Rise of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers: Our Brother Hillel’ Review: A Band Is Born in Friendship and Chaos (Netflix)
This documentary traces the chaotic youth, friendships and early struggles that shaped the band before fame—and before tragedy changed everything.


