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Want to rent the Brattle or the Coolidge?

Both venues are offering this on-premises option, but it costs far more than a movie ticket.

To 1995 and beyond via the movies

"Toy Story" wasn’t the only thing that made it a memorable movie year.

Decision to put ‘Mulan’ on Disney+ rather than in theaters is an indicator of things to come

The wall between movies in theaters and movies on demand continues to crumble, under assault from COVID-19 and the desperation of major Hollywood studios with increasingly clogged pipes.

In Focus: Seeing post-Soviet society on ice in ‘Red Penguins’

Gabe Polsky's documentary is rollicking, absurd, outrageous, and ominous.

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‘Made in Italy': The food is fine, the father-son relations less so
Liam Neeson stars with his real-life son Micheál Richardson.

Brine isn’t just fine for Seth Rogen (playing both grandfather and grandson) in ‘An American Pickle'
Rogen plays an Ellis Island immigrant who gets suspended in a pickle vat for 100 years and wakes up in 2020 Williamsburg.

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Eerily, memorably, ‘She Dies Tomorrow’ captures the moment we’re in

Writer-director Amy Seimetz has made a deeply unnerving metaphysical horror movie that feels tailor-made for our season of dread.

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Newport notes, Jodorowsky healing, Bukowski memories

Documentaries about the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival, 90-year-old auteur Alejandro Jodorowsky, and writer Charles Bukowski.

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‘CREEM’ of the ’70s rock crop

A sketchy, overstuffed, enjoyable documentary about the other rock magazine of the 1970s.

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‘Burnt Orange Heresy’ paints a glamorous picture

It's an art-world thriller with enough glamorous locations and dark doings to keep an audience rapt for much, if not all, of the running time.

As of Saturday, a second theater will open to Boston moviegoers

Effective Aug. 1, New England Aquarium’s Simons Theatre will reopen for socially distanced screenings of two short 2-D nature films.

Recognizing royalty: ‘Black Is King,’ and Beyoncé is its queen

Beyoncé‘s new “visual album,” a cinematic version of last year’s “The Lion King: The Gift,” has two things going for it: It is eye candy of the highest order, and it overcomes a muddled first half to achieve genuine emotional power in the homestretch.

What’s your favorite movie hug?

"The Old Guard" made me consider other cinematic hugs and the supercut I’d make of memorable onscreen embraces.

Embracing the embrace

"The Old Guard" has a lot of excellent kicking, punching, running, and comic-book cliffhangers, but it's also a film with beautiful embraces. It celebrates platonic hugs between chosen family.