Review: Wes Anderson’s Bleakly Beautiful ‘Isle of Dogs’
Set in a fantasy Japan, Mr. Anderson’s new movie tells a heroic story of abandoned dogs, voiced by Bill Murray, Liev Schreiber and others.
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In his latest, Steven Soderbergh toys with genre and showcases a great, game Ms. Foy in a thriller about a woman trapped in a psychiatric hospital.
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CreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times Can Steven Spielberg Remember How to Have Fun?
His serious period movies do well at the box office, but his recent would-be blockbusters have been disappointments. “Ready Player One” will be a major test.
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CreditFox Searchlight Pictures Making the Dogs of ‘Isle of Dogs’
A closer look at the process of designing four of the dogs that populate the director Wes Anderson’s new film.
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CreditErik Tanner for The New York Times Chris Evans, a.k.a. Captain America, Comes Back Down to Earth
Why the linchpin of Marvel’s “Avengers” movies — and walking image of American fortitude — is giving it all up to play a villain on Broadway (and learn to tap dance).
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CreditParamount Pictures Review: ‘Sherlock Gnomes’ and the Search for Better Wordplay
This caper, a sequel to “Gnomeo & Juliet,” has a limited universe and possibilities — imagine if “Toy Story” had basically one kind of toy.
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CreditUniversal Pictures Anatomy of a Scene | ‘Pacific Rim Uprising’
The director Steven S. DeKnight narrates a sequence from his film.
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CreditPeter Prato for The New York Times Aisles of Dogs
A canine-friendly showing of “Isle of Dogs” brought out that rare breed: cinephile dogs and their owners.
