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   Oct 10, 2024 · Directed by Edward Berger. This film, based on Robert Harris’s 2016 thriller of the same title, centers on a British cardinal (a sensational Ralph Fiennes), and a campaign for a new pope. By ...

2. www.nytimes.com › 2021/09/14 › moviesOur Film Critics Discuss the Future of Movies - The New York ...

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   Sep 14, 2021 · Judged solely from the slate of upcoming releases (some held back from 2020), that future looks a lot like the recent past. The fall will see new work from both Andersons, Wes and P.T. Jane ...

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   Stay up-to-date on the latest movie news. Reviews of new movies, art, foreign and documentary films by co-chief critics A.O. Scott and Manohla Dargis.

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5. www.timesnownews.com › entertainment-news › reviewsDeAr Review: A Romantic Drama That Works In Parts

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   Apr 11, 2024 · DeAr, an acronym formed by fusing the first two letters of the names of the two protagonists of the film -- Deepika and Arjun, is a meaningful romantic drama, parts of which impress and parts of which don't. Quite a few sequences in director Anand Ravichandran 's film appear a little far-fetched and unrealistic . However, the bigger point the film looks to make -- that for a marriage to work ...

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   • Actors: G V Prakash, Aishwarya Rajesh

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   Apr 11, 2024 · DeAr had lost the first-mover’s advantage after it shared the premise with the 2023 film Good Night. But the film had much scope when it reversed the gender, with the women at the source of the issue. Even though one might think that it might provide much fodder for the concept, DeAr loses track and is unable to tap into its potential.

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   Apr 11, 2024 · Title: DeAr: A Missed Opportunity in Addressing Marital Dynamics. Synopsis. The film “DeAr” revolves around Arjun and Deepika, a newly married couple dealing with the challenge of Deepika’s snoring disrupting Arjun’s sleep. As they navigate this issue, the movie explores themes of marriage, forgiveness, and societal expectations. Review

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   Is Dear a good movie?

   • In all, DeAr is a mixed bag, some parts of which work and some parts of which don't. The film definitely has strong, meaningful messages to deliver but where it falters is in delivering those messages in an entertaining and convincing fashion.

   DeAr Review: A Romantic Drama That Works In Parts

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   What does dear stand for?

   • DeAr, an acronym formed by fusing the first two letters of the names of the two protagonists of the film -- Deepika and Arjun, is a meaningful romantic drama, parts of which impress and parts of which don't. Quite a few sequences in director Anand Ravichandran 's film appear a little far-fetched and unrealistic.

   DeAr Review: A Romantic Drama That Works In Parts

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   Is Dear a romantic comedy?

   • DeAr is touted to be a romantic comedy drama, entwining two families filled with several characters. However, it becomes a dreary watch and becomes a photo album that tries to capture happy moments before they turn sour after the woman takes the burden to solve the unresolved trauma in her man.

   DeAr Movie Review: GV Prakash Kumar, Aishwarya Rajesh's film is a

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   Why did Dear lose the first-mover's advantage?

   • DeAr had lost the first-mover’s advantage after it shared the premise with the 2023 film Good Night. But the film had much scope when it reversed the gender, with the women at the source of the issue. Even though one might think that it might provide much fodder for the concept, DeAr loses track and is unable to tap into its potential.

   DeAr Movie Review: GV Prakash Kumar, Aishwarya Rajesh's film is a

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   Is the movie theater a destination?

   • The upshot is that what you and I and others in our rapidly aging demographic understood by “going to the movies” may have been replaced by a different menu of choices and practices. What I mean is the idea of the movie theater as a destination, independent of a particular film that might be showing.

   Our Film Critics Discuss the Future of Movies

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   Are movie theaters open again?

   • Movie theaters are open for business again, and the film world is abuzz with new release dates, in-person festivals, an accelerating Oscar race, an array of Covid-19 protocols and anxious prognostications. Is this the death of cinema (again) or its glorious rebirth?

   Our Film Critics Discuss the Future of Movies

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9. www.newyorker.com › tag › movie-reviewsMovie Reviews - The New Yorker

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   The Beautifully Unnerving Gaze of “Evil Does Not Exist”. The Japanese filmmaker Ryûsuke Hamaguchi follows his Oscar-winning “Drive My Car” with a hauntingly ambiguous drama of nature and ...