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'Spencer' shows off Kristen Stewart in a 'fable' about Diana's break from the Royals
Kristen Stewart's fierce, attention-grabbing work as Princess Diana really ought to be viewed independently of "Spencer," described as "a fable from a true tragedy" that presents a pivotal weekend in Princess Diana's split from the Royal Family. That is, it's possible to admire the performance and still come away feeling director Pablo Larrain's fictionalized movie doesn't significantly add to a story many of us already know in exhaustive detail.
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'Last Night in Soho' takes Anya Taylor-Joy on a far-out trip into the '60s
No director uses songs more effectively than Edgar Wright, and "Last Night in Soho" creates such an intoxicating atmosphere in replicating the far-out sound and look of London's swingin' '60s as to overcome rough patches in the story. It's also a scintillating showcase for Anya Taylor-Joy, which makes shelling out a few pounds for this time-traveling thriller is a reasonable gambit.
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