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What he gave the world of entertainment speaks for itself.

A Sondheim preservation venture against the odds.

The literal-minded Hamnet abandons cultural outreach.

In the end, though, Trump may get the last laugh.

Hollywood has a lot of problems. But one of the biggest and most glaring ones is that it stopped making movies that people enjoy watching.

Black Hawk Down, QT's No. 1 pick, carries an ancient, pre-ironic conviction that courage and loyalty are enduring moral goods.

The series is fun, even though the depiction of the U.S. government and the town of Hawkins has taken a decided turn in this final season.

Radu Jude puts a stake through diabolical politics.

NR's longtime film critic belonged to a more cultivated, discerning age.

This sequel doesn't improve on what was irredeemable, but at least it's shorter.