Julia Tran
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An overwrought treatment of common themes—how parents sabotage their relationships with their kids through misplaced expectations, the ache for parental validation that many carry, the ways infinite variations of outer trappings obscure what is most essential about each person. Stuffing it full of action sequences doesn’t make it a novel treatment of these themes.
Everything Everywhere All at Once
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An overwrought treatment of common themes—how parents sabotage their relationships with their kids through misplaced expectations, the ache for parental validation that many carry, the ways infinite variations of outer trappings obscure what is most essential about each person. Stuffing it full of action sequences doesn’t make it a novel treatment of these themes.
Spider-Man: No Way Home
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Big belly flop, didn’t manage to tie up Daniel Craig’s tenure in a way that was true to his ingenuity and composure. They dumbed him and his opponents down to make this storyline possible. Also, Daniel and Lea have no on-screen chemistry.
No Time to Die
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