Latest articles by Matt Cohen
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Sofa cinema: Escape from Tomorrow, Mr. Nobody, and Dracula
feature Don't feel like going to the theater this weekend? Check out our roundup of new and notable video-on-demand releases.
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Sofa cinema: The Canyons, Europa Report, and Drinking Buddies
feature Don't feel like going to the movie theater this weekend? Check out our biweekly roundup of notable video-on-demand releases.
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Sofa cinema: Prince Avalanche, Ain't Them Bodies Saints, Touchy Feely, and Passion
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Sofa cinema: A Single Shot, TV Junkie, and A Teacher
feature Don't feel like going to the theater this weekend? Check out out roundup of new and notable video-on-demand releases.
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INTERVIEW: The World's End director Edgar Wright and star Nick Frost
feature The team behind Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz have finally delivered the last installment of the Cornetto Trilogy
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Sofa cinema: Blue Caprice, Bad Milo!, and Rewind This
feature Don't feel like going to the theater this weekend? Check out our roundup of new and notable video-on-demand releases.
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Sofa cinema: All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, Hell Baby, and C.O.G.
feature Don't feel like going to the theater this weekend? Check out our roundup of new and notable video-on-demand releases.
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INTERVIEW: The Way, Way Back creators Jim Rash and Nat Faxon
feature The Oscar-winning screenwriting duo behind 2011's The Descendants is back with a terrific coming-of-age summer comedy
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How Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. can be a success
feature ABC's new Avengers spinoff has the potential to offer a whole new perspective on the Marvel Universe
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What real-world impact does Hollywood violence have?
feature In a summer filled with explosively destructive blockbusters, The Act of Killing offers a sobering look at a group of killers directly influenced by Hollywood
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Bates Motel and Hannibal: Can TV give new life to Hollywood's iconic killers?
feature The notorious murderers of Psycho and Silence of the Lambs are on their way to the small screen. Success is far from guaranteed
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Why we need to do away with 'spoiler alerts'
The Explainer Downton Abbey fans were incensed by a recent Washington Post article that spoiled a major character's death. But does a spoiler really ruin a show?
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6 ways HBO's Girls could improve in its second season
feature The HBO dramedy had a strong first season. With a few improvements, its sophomore run could be even better
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Sundance film festival: 6 more films you should know about
feature Get an early glimpse at some of the year's buzziest movies with our comprehensive guide to the second half of Sundance
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Sundance film festival: 6 films you should know about
feature Get an early glimpse at some of the year's buzziest movies with our comprehensive guide to the first half of Sundance
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Oz the Great and Powerful: Will Hollywood finally stop subversively retelling classic stories now?
feature Tim Burton's 2010 adaptation of Alice in Wonderland started the trend. Disney's new take on The Wizard of Oz may finish it
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Why Jurassic Park was meant to be seen in 3D
feature Twenty years after its release, Jurassic Park is back on the big screen in 3D — and it's better than ever
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You really must see this ridiculous Christian found-footage horror movie about the dangers of pornography
feature The Lock In might just be the next "so bad it's good" cult hit you've been looking for
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This week's new and notable video-on-demand releases
feature Reviews of Grand Piano, Run & Jump, and 24 Exposures
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Sharknado isn't just stupid. It's bad for cinema.
feature Will our fixation with "so-bad-it's-good" lead to anything but more trash?
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The history of Shark Week: How the Discovery Channel both elevated and degraded sharks
feature For the past 27 years, Discovery has scored massive ratings and enormous goodwill with Shark Week. But a recent detour into fiction has enraged some scientists.
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Boyhood is the culmination of Richard Linklater's fascinating, career-long obsession with time
feature "You process your life by hours, days, minutes. As humans, we find patterns and impose it on our reality."
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This week's new and notable video-on-demand releases
feature Reviews of White Reindeer, Some Velvet Morning, and Artifact
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This week's new and notable video-on-demand releases
feature Reviews of Hours, All the Light in the sky, and Open Grave
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