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The King’s Speech puts a monarch on the couch—and Oscar voters on high alert. By David Edelstein
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It’s the sort of movie in which half the audience will be drying their eyes and the other half rolling them.
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New York writer-director-actress Dunham's tragicomic ode to post-B.A. ennui is carried by her sharp dialogue and terrific ability to simultaneously embarrass and endear us to her--but it's also laced with a much darker story of exploitation, self-loathing, neediness, and intrafamilial resentment. More »
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- Made in Dagenham
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A comedy-drama based on the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, during which female workers walked out in protest of discrimination. More »
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- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1)
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Part 1 of the two-part, seven and final Potter film. More »
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- The King's Speech
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When the stuttering George VI reluctantly takes the English throne in 1936, he turns to a radical speech therapist to overcome his impediment. More »
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