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Chief film critic of bat gifs. Host of the podcasts Unspooled and Zoom. Literally wrote the book on Tom Cruise.
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The titanically misguided live-action remake of 'Moana' is missing the heart in its ocean

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By Amy Nicholson Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
You know a movie is adrift when you spend the running time admiring the grooming. As in the animated 2016 "Moana," a Polynesian teenager (Catherine Laga'aia) sets sail to save her starving people by returning a heart stone to an island spirit.
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Review: The titanically misguided live-action remake of 'Moana' is missing the heart in its ocean

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By Amy Nicholson Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
You know a movie is adrift when you spend the running time admiring the grooming. As in the animated 2016 "Moana," a Polynesian teenager (Catherine Laga'aia) sets sail to save her starving people by returning a heart stone to an island spirit.
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10 must-watch movies that capture America in times of profound change

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By Amy Nicholson Verified, Mark Olsen Verified, Joshua Rothkopf Verified
| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified
Can you tell the story of America in 10 movies? Maybe so — at least a version of it — if you stick to moments of serious national friction and those rare instances when a filmmaker meets the mood with a true vision. If you want tearjerkers about red, white and blue triumph, this is not your list (although the Space Race drama “The Right Stuff” always does the trick).
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