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Entertain This!, USA TODAY This year has brought welcome nuance to the movies, and it’s not even Oscar season yet. A deep dive into the mythology of a Here are 2023’s best movies so far, the films that have been artistically excellent and emotionally resonant, definitively ranked: 10. 'The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster' After her brother is killed in a gang shooting and believing death is just a disease to be cured, teen “mad scientist” Vicaria (Laya DeLeon Hayes) experiments on his and other random body parts to bring him back to life. The result becomes a problem for everyone, from drug pushers to loved ones, in a thoughtful and extremely timely modernization of the “Frankenstein” story for a new generation of film fans and horror lovers. Where to watch: In theaters Friday 9. 'A Thousand and One' In A.V. Rockwell's poetic drama about parenthood and inequity, Where to watch: 8. 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' Director Daniel Goldhaber expertly puts an ambitious and imaginative spin on the heist movie. The intense thriller centers on a group of young environmental activists (played by up-and-coming actors Ariela Barer, Kristine Froseth, Sasha Lane, Forrest Goodluck and more) who all foster individual beefs with the oil industry, hatch an audacious plan to blow up a West Texas pipeline and have to deal with the consequences. Where to watch: 7. 'John Wick: Chapter 4' Keanu Reeves knows kung fu – and nunchucks and gunplay and a steel will, too – as the title ex-assassin fights...

“Air” bristles with the infectious energy of the man at its center: Sonny Vaccaro, who’s hustling to make the deal of a lifetime. Of course, we know from the start that the former Nike executive succeeded: So how do you tell a story to which we already know the outcome? That’s where the deceptive brilliance of With “Air,” it all comes together in an enormously entertaining package—one that’s old-fashioned but also alive and crowd-pleasing. Working from a sharp and snappy script by The interactions within those mundane spaces make “Air” such a joy, starting with the reteaming of Affleck and The year is 1984 (boy, is it ever—more on that in a minute), and Nike’s basketball division is an afterthought within the Oregon-based running shoe company. Nike is also an also-ran among its competitors. Vaccaro, a doughy, middle-aged bulldog in various puddy-colored Members Only jackets (the on-point work of costume designer “Air” is a timeless underdog story of grit, dreams, and moxie. In that spirit, Vaccaro delivers a killer monologue at a crucial moment in hopes of sealing the deal with Jordan (whom Affleck shrewdly never shows us full-on—he remains an elusive idea, as he should be, but an intoxicating bit of crosscutting reveals the legacy he’ll leave over time). Still, Affleck very much hammers home the fact that we are in the mid-1980s. Sometimes, the evocation of this period comes in subtle and amusing ways, as in a throwaway joke about Kurt Rambis that made me chuckle. (You do...

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Matt Damon as Sonny Vaccaro in Air. Ana Carballosa/Amazon Studios In 1984, a young Michael Jordan signed what was then the NBA's most lucrative sneaker deal with Nike. The Air Jordan line was a culture-shifting juggernaut, impacting not just the business of sports but fashion, celebrity, hip-hop, and street culture for decades to come. It inspired an encyclopedia. It became a status symbol. It renewed hand-wringing over American consumerism and " Over the years, there have been plenty of examinations of the Air Jordan brand's fraught success and influence, including a 2018 documentary, Unbanned: The Legend of AJ1. But we're living in the era of the nostalgic headline-to-Hollywood pipeline and in an age where entrepreneurs are obsessed with being credited as artistic visionaries, so perhaps it was inevitable something like the movie Air would come to exist. Directed by Ben Affleck with a screenplay by Alex Convery, Air is a soulless dramatization of how a giant corporation convinced a promising NBA rookie to make its already wealthy and well-off board members, CEOs, and salespeople even wealthier and set for life. OK, that's the crass way of describing it; the film's creators would undoubtedly characterize their aims as being more "inspiring" than that. It's presented as a classic sports movie about an underdog team (in this case, Nike) achieving greatness with a game-winning score (a rousing boardroom sales pitch). It's imagined as a classic American tale of ambition and a...

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Entertain This!, USA TODAY This year has brought welcome nuance to the movies, and it’s not even Oscar season yet. A deep dive into the mythology of a Here are 2023’s best movies so far, the films that have been artistically excellent and emotionally resonant, definitively ranked: 10. 'The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster' After her brother is killed in a gang shooting and believing death is just a disease to be cured, teen “mad scientist” Vicaria (Laya DeLeon Hayes) experiments on his and other random body parts to bring him back to life. The result becomes a problem for everyone, from drug pushers to loved ones, in a thoughtful and extremely timely modernization of the “Frankenstein” story for a new generation of film fans and horror lovers. Where to watch: In theaters Friday 9. 'A Thousand and One' In A.V. Rockwell's poetic drama about parenthood and inequity, Where to watch: 8. 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' Director Daniel Goldhaber expertly puts an ambitious and imaginative spin on the heist movie. The intense thriller centers on a group of young environmental activists (played by up-and-coming actors Ariela Barer, Kristine Froseth, Sasha Lane, Forrest Goodluck and more) who all foster individual beefs with the oil industry, hatch an audacious plan to blow up a West Texas pipeline and have to deal with the consequences. Where to watch: 7. 'John Wick: Chapter 4' Keanu Reeves knows kung fu – and nunchucks and gunplay and a steel will, too – as the title ex-assassin fights...

“Air” bristles with the infectious energy of the man at its center: Sonny Vaccaro, who’s hustling to make the deal of a lifetime. Of course, we know from the start that the former Nike executive succeeded: So how do you tell a story to which we already know the outcome? That’s where the deceptive brilliance of With “Air,” it all comes together in an enormously entertaining package—one that’s old-fashioned but also alive and crowd-pleasing. Working from a sharp and snappy script by The interactions within those mundane spaces make “Air” such a joy, starting with the reteaming of Affleck and The year is 1984 (boy, is it ever—more on that in a minute), and Nike’s basketball division is an afterthought within the Oregon-based running shoe company. Nike is also an also-ran among its competitors. Vaccaro, a doughy, middle-aged bulldog in various puddy-colored Members Only jackets (the on-point work of costume designer “Air” is a timeless underdog story of grit, dreams, and moxie. In that spirit, Vaccaro delivers a killer monologue at a crucial moment in hopes of sealing the deal with Jordan (whom Affleck shrewdly never shows us full-on—he remains an elusive idea, as he should be, but an intoxicating bit of crosscutting reveals the legacy he’ll leave over time). Still, Affleck very much hammers home the fact that we are in the mid-1980s. Sometimes, the evocation of this period comes in subtle and amusing ways, as in a throwaway joke about Kurt Rambis that made me chuckle. (You do...

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Matt Damon as Sonny Vaccaro in Air. Ana Carballosa/Amazon Studios In 1984, a young Michael Jordan signed what was then the NBA's most lucrative sneaker deal with Nike. The Air Jordan line was a culture-shifting juggernaut, impacting not just the business of sports but fashion, celebrity, hip-hop, and street culture for decades to come. It inspired an encyclopedia. It became a status symbol. It renewed hand-wringing over American consumerism and " Over the years, there have been plenty of examinations of the Air Jordan brand's fraught success and influence, including a 2018 documentary, Unbanned: The Legend of AJ1. But we're living in the era of the nostalgic headline-to-Hollywood pipeline and in an age where entrepreneurs are obsessed with being credited as artistic visionaries, so perhaps it was inevitable something like the movie Air would come to exist. Directed by Ben Affleck with a screenplay by Alex Convery, Air is a soulless dramatization of how a giant corporation convinced a promising NBA rookie to make its already wealthy and well-off board members, CEOs, and salespeople even wealthier and set for life. OK, that's the crass way of describing it; the film's creators would undoubtedly characterize their aims as being more "inspiring" than that. It's presented as a classic sports movie about an underdog team (in this case, Nike) achieving greatness with a game-winning score (a rousing boardroom sales pitch). It's imagined as a classic American tale of ambition and a...