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Kurt Loder

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Past articles by Kurt:

Movie Review: 'Skinamarink'

The new horror film "Skinamarink" was produced with a $15,000 budget. While striking in technical ways, the results are mixed. → Read More

Movie Review: 'M3GAN'

"M3GAN" is fun from stem to stern, thanks to a slick, funny script. But it's the title role that brings the chills. → Read More

Kurt Loder Reviews 'Babylon'

"Babylon" is a decadent film—and a total chore to sit through. → Read More

Review: 'The Whale' Is a Tearjerker With a Gripping Brendan Fraser Performance

Some may argue that The Whale is really just an old-fashioned weepie, a simple commercial calculation, featuring a likeable protagonist beset by tragic circumstance. → Read More

Movie Review: 'The Good Boss'

"The Good Boss" may not exactly be a belly-laugh comedy, but its humor is sharply on-target. Spanish language film. → Read More

Movie Review: Jordan Peele's 'Nope'

'Nope' is never scary as you would expect from this genre. Which—very sad to say—makes it Jordan Peele's third-best film. → Read More

Movie Review of 'Thor: Love and Thunder'

The fundamental problem with "Thor: Love and Thunder" is its feeling of incompleteness, writes Kurt Loder in review → Read More

Review: Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' Makes a Star of Austin Butler

Tom Hanks at his worst couldn't sink this picture. 'Elvis' easily prevails on the strength of its atmospheric production design, its music, and its often moving performances, → Read More

Review: Top Gun: Maverick

Tom Cruise’s long-delayed return flight. → Read More

Review: Dual and Hatching

Dual Somewhere in the future a woman named Sarah is informed that she has a terminal disease. "What are my... → Read More

Review: Memoria

It would be wrong to say that "slow cinema," as the genre is sometimes called, is simply a pigeonhole for... → Read More

Review: Everything Everywhere All at Once

There's so much going on in Everything Everywhere All at Once—and it goes on so relentlessly, and for so long—that... → Read More

Review: The Batman

PRO: The Batman is a great action movie. Not that there's a lot of action in it—the story's a little... → Read More

Review: Kimi

Zoë Kravitz in Steven Soderbergh’s tough little cyber thriller. → Read More

Review: Moonfall

The new space-disaster movie Moonfall comes with crucial warnings clearly posted. First of all, it's a film by the shameless... → Read More

Review: The 355

Okay, you've got a quintet of action chicks and you need to save the world. What do you do first?... → Read More

Review: Licorice Pizza

Squalls of flak suddenly surround one of the year’s most loveable movies. → Read More

Review: Nightmare Alley

Bradley Cooper might not be anybody's first pick to star in a latter-day film noir. He seems too warm and... → Read More

Review: House of Gucci

If The Godfather had been played for laughs, the result might have been something like House of Gucci. Ridley Scott, the director, presumably had a lot of → Read More

Review: C'mon C'mon

Kids say the darnedest things. You'll be talking to one and suddenly they'll come up with something like, "Why are you alone?" or "Why aren't you → Read More