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In Soderbergh’s own body of work, The Laundromat most closely resembles something like Contagion, though with a lot more lightness and sense of humour.

Mary Poppins Returns gains some distinction from the ways it hearkens back to musicals of old, quite successfully in many instances.

Spielberg is a natural filmmaker and has occupied his two central characters with actors of immense charisma. For those benefits, The Post is rarely dull.

There's something decidedly Spotlighty about the new trailer for Steven Spielberg's The Post and we're not sure how to feel about it.

Sing when you're winning   It opens in New York, 1944, and we're informed that it's a true story The Verdi

Promise unfulfilled It’s shocking to be reminded that a hundred years have not yet passed since women were

Ricki and the Dull Ricki and the Flash is a film about a particularly aggravating person that could have been far

Give it up for The Streepster! If you were to approach us and ask "Hey ReelGood! Do you think Ricki and the Flash

Creepy streepy Watching Rob Marshall's adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's beloved Into The Woods, it's not hard to