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‘The Electric State’ Review: An Expensive Artifact of Our Soulless Technocracy

It's humans and robots vs. an evil tech magnate in this dumb, unfunny action movie starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt and directed by the Russo Brothers.

By Dylan Roth

‘Conclave’ Review: Papal Succession As a Mystery Thriller

Ralph Fiennes is mesmerizing as a cardinal leading the process of choosing a new pope—which plays out like an Agatha Christie locked-room mystery.

By Oliver Jones

What to Watch on Streaming This Week: April 28-May 4

Bowie, Peter Pan, and Nixon all make their way onto this week's list of most exciting new titles.

By Laura Babiak

What’s Leaving Streaming This July

By Laura Babiak

Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Make ‘Supernova’ Worth Every Tear

By Max Gao

Sorry, Folks, That Awesome ‘Hercules’ Cast Is Fake

By Brandon Katz

Jessica Biel Investigates a Baffling Mystery in Facebook Watch’s ‘Limetown’

By Pilot Viruet

Eye-Patched Rosamund Pike Will Make the Media-Haters Respect at Least One Journalist

By Rex Reed

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Took a Secret Amsterdam Trip to the New Soho House

By Morgan Halberg

Was ‘The Children Act’ Directed by Someone Who Hates Movies?

By Rex Reed

Geoffrey Rush and Armie Hammer Show Off Different Talents in ‘Final Portrait’

By Rex Reed

‘Submission’ Offers a Weighty and Memorable Take on #MeToo

By Rex Reed

Berlin Film Festival 2017 Dispatches Part 3: ‘Final Portrait’ and ‘Fantastic Woman’

By Stephen Garrett

Ask a Casting Director: Linda Lamontagne of ‘Bojack,’ ‘Family Guy’ and Adult Swim

By Drew Grant

Reasons to Be Cruel: Neil LaBute on <em>Some Velvet Morning</em>

By Drew Grant

The Wicked Man: ‘The Fifth Estate’ Is an Incomprehensible Biopic About Australian Cyberpunk Julian Assange

By Rex Reed

A Pretty Decent Proposal

By Ken Kurson

Reproductive Rights on Tap at Jazz at Lincoln Center

By Rebecca Webb

Dispatches from True North: ‘Hyde Park on Hudson’ and ‘Argo’ Are Hits While ‘Cloud Atlas’ Is A Snore

By Rex Reed

Margin Call: Toxic Assets

By Rex Reed

Jon Stewart and Mario Batali Fête Food Bank in Chelsea

By Caitlin Nolan

Rachael Ray and Emeril ‘Can-Do’ for the Food Bank

By Alexandria Symonds

Giving Good Farce

By Jesse Oxfeld

Patricia, I Love You, but This Film’s a Downer

By Rex Reed

Stanley Tucci

News About Stanley Tucci

‘The Electric State’ Review: An Expensive Artifact of Our Soulless Technocracy

‘Conclave’ Review: Papal Succession As a Mystery Thriller

What to Watch on Streaming This Week: April 28-May 4

What’s Leaving Streaming This July

Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Make ‘Supernova’ Worth Every Tear

Sorry, Folks, That Awesome ‘Hercules’ Cast Is Fake

Jessica Biel Investigates a Baffling Mystery in Facebook Watch’s ‘Limetown’

Eye-Patched Rosamund Pike Will Make the Media-Haters Respect at Least One Journalist

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Took a Secret Amsterdam Trip to the New Soho House

Was ‘The Children Act’ Directed by Someone Who Hates Movies?

Geoffrey Rush and Armie Hammer Show Off Different Talents in ‘Final Portrait’

‘Submission’ Offers a Weighty and Memorable Take on #MeToo

Berlin Film Festival 2017 Dispatches Part 3: ‘Final Portrait’ and ‘Fantastic Woman’

Ask a Casting Director: Linda Lamontagne of ‘Bojack,’ ‘Family Guy’ and Adult Swim

Reasons to Be Cruel: Neil LaBute on <em>Some Velvet Morning</em>

The Wicked Man: ‘The Fifth Estate’ Is an Incomprehensible Biopic About Australian Cyberpunk Julian Assange

A Pretty Decent Proposal

Reproductive Rights on Tap at Jazz at Lincoln Center

Dispatches from True North: ‘Hyde Park on Hudson’ and ‘Argo’ Are Hits While ‘Cloud Atlas’ Is A Snore

Margin Call: Toxic Assets

Jon Stewart and Mario Batali Fête Food Bank in Chelsea

Rachael Ray and Emeril ‘Can-Do’ for the Food Bank

Giving Good Farce

Patricia, I Love You, but This Film’s a Downer

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