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About Matt Goldberg

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival and the Sundance Film Festival. He resides in Atlanta with his wife and their dog Jack.

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‘Don’t Look Up’ Review: Get Ready to Root for the Comet

Adam McKay’s obvious and condescending satire feels like a mediocre ‘SNL’ sketch stretched to 2.5 hours.

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‘Being the Ricardos’ Has No Idea What to Be About | Review

Aaron Sorkin’s film about Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz feels like a collection of anecdotes rather than a worthwhile narrative.

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‘The Power of the Dog’ Review: Jane Campion Creates a Magnificent Western from the Threads of Masculinity and Loneliness

Campion’s latest film is consistently captivating, profound, and heartbreaking.

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‘West Side Story’ Review: Steven Spielberg’s Musical Revival Is a Total Triumph

Spielberg’s new adaptation of the classic Broadway show feels distinct from the award-winning 1961 film.

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‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Crafts a Beautiful, Tortured, Hilarious Story of First Love

Cooper Hoffman and Alana Haim shine in this lovely coming-of-age tale.

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‘House of Gucci’ Review: This Whole Movie Should Be Pitched at Jared Leto’s Level

Ridley Scott’s family drama works best when it’s an overwrought soap opera.

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‘Tick, Tick…Boom!’ Review: Andrew Garfield Is Extraordinary in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tribute to Jonathan Larson

Miranda’s directorial debut is a fine portrait of an artistic coming-of-age.

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‘Encanto’ Review: Disney Animation’s Latest Is a Heartwarming Celebration of Family

Disney Animation makes plenty of films for families, but ‘Encanto’ puts family at the center of the story.

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‘Red Notice’ Review: Netflix Has Made Another Chore of a Blockbuster

Blockbusters are rarely more tedious than this algorithm-friendly dud.

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‘The Souvenir: Part II’ Review: Joanna Hogg Beautifully Interrogates the Space Between Art and Memory

Hogg continues to advance her cinematic memoir by examining how artistic expression both heals the present and alters the past.

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‘Belfast’ Review: Kenneth Branagh Crafts a Memoir Devoid of Intimacy

Branagh pulls from his own childhood for his latest film, but his directing choices always put us at a distance.

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‘Passing’ Review: Rebecca Hall Makes an Assured Directing Debut Exploring Race

Rather than preach about race in America, Hall’s movie gets into complex questions with no easy answers.

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How ‘Eternals’ Tests the Faith of Superheroes, Fans, and Marvel

Chloé Zhao’s film attempts to explore zealotry and heresy but can only go so far.

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‘Eternals’ Ending Explained: Where Do We Go From Here

Chloé Zhao’s Marvel movie leaves a bit to unpack.

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‘The Harder They Fall’ Review: Big-Time Actors Can’t Elevate a Bland Western

Jeymes Samuel’s Netflix movie has style to spare, but fails to invest any depth into its characters or story.

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‘Eternals’ Credits Scenes Explained: The MCU Continues to Expand

If you were a bit confused by the stingers, we can help you out.

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