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  Eddie Murphy's Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F chases cheap nostalgia over creativity

  Entertainment Weekly - Jordan Hoffman

  While not a total catastrophe, Murphy and Netflix’s resuscitation of the '80s IP is a timid retread. Eddie Murphy returning to the role that turned him into an international phenomenon is a hard thing to resist, especially when all you have to do is press play on a remote. While Beverly Hills Cop: …

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  A Quiet Place: Day One finds touching moments between the silent scares

  Entertainment Weekly - Jordan Hoffman

  The action starts over in New York City, led by great performances by Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn. One of the weirder things about living in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic was how the outdoor advertising froze. On the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a billboard for A Quiet Place Part …

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  Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1 takes 3 hours to clear the stable

  Entertainment Weekly - Jordan Hoffman

  Partially gorgeous, partially dull as dirt, Kevin Costner’s big bet is only part of a movie, but may not hook many. Growing up, my father would show us old movies and occasionally blurt, “Ah, they don’t make ‘em like this anymore!” It was the ultimate backhanded compliment. Whatever was happening …

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  Inside Out 2 adds new emotions, but it’s the same old story

  Entertainment Weekly - Jordan Hoffman

  Despite a cast of new characters, the Pixar sequel is a bit of a dim bulb compared to the original. Nine summers ago, Inside Out burst onto screens with bright hues and a wildly creative visualization of human interiority. (Well, so long as you never saw the early '90s sitcom Herman's Head.) Though as …

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  George Miller's Furiosa is not as good as Fury Road, but it's still uniquely thrilling

  Entertainment Weekly - Christian Holub

  Anya Taylor-Joy and Alyla Browne's performances as the titular heroine are more interesting the less they look like Charlize Theron. Twenty-five years after Star Wars: The Phantom Menace popularized the term “prequel,” has there still not been a great film in that category? George Miller is the …

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  Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos' trippy third collaboration Kindness of Kindness is not our favourite

  Entertainment Weekly - Maureen Lee Lenker

  The power of three doesn't carry over to the third collaboration between Stone and the Greek director. Over the course of two films, Emma Stone and writer-director Yorgos Lanthimos have established a thrilling creative partnership that has produced some of their best work on both sides. But their …