Dunkirk is an accomplished, expressive war film without the blood and guts
Christopher Nolan both stretches time and compresses it, creating suspense without horror.
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George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead created the zombie apocalypse as we know it
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Her delicate touch as a director keeps the mood frisky, even at its most fraught.
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Tom Holland has youth on his side in Spider-Man: Homecoming
Superhero life is anything but slick for a 15-year-old Peter Parker.
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