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But multiple reviewers wrote that, miraculously, the movie didn’t actually feel too long. So first things first: This movie is 6 hours and 40 minutes long. Metacritic score: 98 (based on 37 critic reviews) “‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ is a transcendent work of art,” wrote the Boston Globe. This dark fairy tale-meets-horror directed by Guillermo del Toro blends genres and utilizes special effects to beautiful results. Metacritic score: 96 (based on 37 critic reviews) This photo provided by Disney/Pixar shows the character Remy in a scene from the film “Ratatouille.” (AP Photo/Disney, file) He teams up with a hapless human cook and antics ensue. Remy is a rat with dreams of being a chef, but he’s not welcome in any kitchen for obvious reasons. Here we have another G-rated Disney-Pixar special, but this one triggers far fewer pangs of climate anxiety and many more hunger pangs.
Metacritic score: 95 (based on 42 critic reviews) (See? Some pretty serious stuff!) The little robot’s life is turned upside down (in a good way) when he meets a cute robot named EVE. WALL-E is the name of a trash-sorting robot roaming the Earth after humans have made such a mess of the planet that they’ve had to leave it behind. Yes, it will make adults feel lots of feelings. Yes, it’s a Disney-Pixar animated movie with a G rating. Metacritic score: 95 (based on 37 critic reviews) Metacritic score: 95 (based on 42 critic reviews) In this publicity image released by Columbia Pictures, Justin Timberlake, left, and Jesse Eisenberg are shown in a scene from “The Social Network.” (AP Photo/Columbia Pictures, Merrick Morton)Īnother war thriller by Kathryn Bigelow that makes the best-of list, “The Hurt Locker” depicts a reckless new sergeant in charge of a bomb disposal team as his subordinates struggle to manage him and stay safe. Eleven years later, it feels like we need another Facebook movie that (somehow) has an even darker outcome. This movie takes us back in time to 2003, when Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook out of his college dorm room, and follows the conflict that arises as the social network explodes in popularity. Metacritic score: 95 (based on 41 critic reviews) “Asghar Farhadi’s ‘A Separation’ serves as a quiet reminder of how good it’s possible for movies to be,” said the review in Slate. Divorce is never simple, and this one is no exception. The story follows a couple going through divorce in modern-day Iran. Metacritic score: 95 (based on 46 critic reviews) Even though we all know how this one ends, the drama and tension of the movie lie in the CIA and military operatives’ long, secretive and fraught (by fraught, we mean there’s a lot of torture) manhunt. The movie, directed by Kathryn Bigelow, centers on the 10-year hunt for Osama bin Laden. Ryan Stone in Gravity.” (AP Photo/Courtesy Warner Bros.
Pictures shows Sandra Bullock, left, as Dr. This publicity photo released by Warner Bros.
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