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Alejandro G. Iñárritu and Tom Cruise go big (and then go bigger) with a 'Strangelove'-inspired environmental satire while Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway (sort of) collaborate on a new book in this week's new releases.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu and Tom Cruise go big (and then go bigger) with a 'Strangelove'-inspired environmental satire while Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway (sort of) collaborate on a new book in this week's new releases.
40 years ago, 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' offered a picture-postcard tour of Chicago. But how much of a Chicago movie is it?
The Tramp falls in love and encounters the best and the worst a big city has to offer in Charlie Chaplin's 1931 masterpiece.
We've got one more review for you this week, a Dreamworks animated movie filled with strange creatures and friendships at a turning point.
Robert Pattinson plays a famously creepy journalist and Brad Pitt (with the help of a canine friend) headlines a tale of survival in this week's new releases.
Based on Dave Eggers' novel, this prestige flop saw a digital future where privacy is surrendered. But how dystopian is it?
