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  1. This Service Cat Has a Big Job: The Apocalypse

    The director of “A Quiet Place: Day One” was confident a cat could take on the end of the world. But could the feline actors win over Lupita Nyong’o?

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    In “A Quiet Place: Day One,” two cat actors, Schnitzel and Nico (and a stuffed animal), play the role of Frodo, a service pet for Lupita Nyong’o’s character, Sam.
    In “A Quiet Place: Day One,” two cat actors, Schnitzel and Nico (and a stuffed animal), play the role of Frodo, a service pet for Lupita Nyong’o’s character, Sam.
    CreditGareth Gatrell/Paramount Pictures
    1. Critic’s Pick

      ‘MaXXXine’ Review: Fame Monster

      Mia Goth returns to Ti West’s horrorverse as an actress fleeing a mysterious stalker and a traumatic past.

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      Mia Goth in “MaXXXine.”
      Mia Goth in “MaXXXine.”
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  1. ‘Kill’ Review: The Title Says It All. Over and Over Again.

    What begins as a romantic rescue becomes a blood bath when bandits on a train attack and rob passengers and our Romeo cracks multiple heads in return.

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    Lakshya as the hero in Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s film “Kill.”
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  2. ‘Despicable Me 4’ Review: This Time They’re Superheroes

    The crew is back, but this time around they need to lie low. Sort of.

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    From far left, Minions (voiced by Pierre Coffin), Silas (Steve Coogan), Edith (Dana Gaier), Agnes (Madison Polan), Margo (Miranda Cosgrove), Gru Jr., Lucy (Kristen Wiig) and Gru (Steve Carell) in “Despicable Me 4.”
    CreditIllumination/Universal Pictures
  3. ‘This Closeness’ Review: So Near, So Far Away

    An indie comedy set in an Airbnb leans into the ways we distance ourselves from one another.

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    Zane Pais, left, and Kit Zauhar in “This Closeness.” Zauhar also directed the film.
    CreditFactory 25
  4. ‘The Imaginary’ Review: Off to Another World

    This poignant animated film casts the world of imaginary friends as an arena to reckon with emotional turmoil and loss of innocence.

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    The characters Amanda, left, and Rudger, in a scene from “The Imaginary.”
    CreditNetflix
  5. Andrew Scott Is Always Captivating. Here’s How He Does It.

    The star of “Ripley” and “All of Us Strangers” has become one of our most reliably excellent actors.

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    CreditBBC/Hartswood Films for Masterpiece
    Critic’s Notebook

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  5. Documentary Lens

    The Best Documentaries of 2024, So Far

    “Spermworld,” “Onlookers” and “32 Sounds” are worth watching for the different ways they allow us to see the world.

    By Alissa Wilkinson

     
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