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READ MORE Simran Hans of The Observer gave the film four stars, saying: “There is an incandescence and a buoyancy to the animation that elevates the formula.” Andy Lea of the Daily Express added in his four-star review: “The sparky characters, slick animation and breezy (and entirely bloodless) fight scenes transport us to a beautifully realised fantasy realm.” The Times’ Kevin Maher, who gave the film a full five stars, added: “You will watch the last 30 minutes of the movie on the verge of tears.” Some reviews, mainly in non-UK publications, gave the film more middling reviews...

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I had largely forgotten about these incidents until I watched Framing Britney Spears, the much-discussed documentary about the media intrusion that contributed to Spears’s 2007 mental health crisis, and her efforts to free herself from a conservatorship administered by her father. Watching footage of a 17-year-old Spears smiling politely as a male interviewer asked about her breasts brought everything back. My God, I thought. For young women and girls, the 2000s truly were a cursed era. Like a paparazzo’s flashbulb exploding in the face of an It girl stumbling out of Chateau Marmont, the ...

'Music': The Backlash Against Sia's Autism Movie Explained On 2/15/21 at 5:27 AM EST Music has become one of the year's most controversial films, with viewers criticizing the directorial debut of singer Sia for its casting of an able-bodied, neurotypical person in the lead role and for what they see as its stereotypical portrayal of people with autism. In the film, which was nominated for a Golden Globe for best musical of comedy, Sia's long-time collaborator Maddie Ziegler plays Music, a non-verbal young woman on the autistic spectrum, who comes under the guardianship of her recovering addic...