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John Anderson is a television critic for The Wall Street Journal and a contributor to The New York Times.
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John Anderson
"Finding Dory” might be a more interesting movie than “Nemo” without being any better.
MOTHER AND CHILD. Sara Lazzaro as Mary and Adam Greaves-Neal as Jesus in “The Young Messiah”
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John Anderson
A convergence of belief and fact; this is the key to two new films about Jesus.
FOR THE WIN. Stephan James, center, as Jesse Owens and Jason Sudeikis, right, as Larry Snyder in “Race”
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“Race” is a movie about personal victory and national guilt—neither Hitler nor Franklin Roosevelt ever shook Owens’s hand.
NOT SO PRIME. Maggie Smith as Miss. Shepherd and Alex Jennings as Alan Bennett
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John Anderson
While ostensibly a comedy, “The Lady in the Van” is also a profoundly serious movie.
Billy Bob Thornton as Pat Candy and Sandra Bullock as Jane in “Our Brand Is Crisis.”
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John Anderson
Examine the meaning of truth in politics and broadcast news.
ROAD WARRIORS. Robert Redford and Nick Nolte on the Appalachian Trail in “A Walk in the Woods.”
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Stories of recovery and rebuilding
EMOTIONAL RESCUE. Animated characters Fear, Joy and Disgust in the movie "Inside Out" (CNS photo/courtesy Disney-Pixar).
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John Anderson
Two emotionally honest summer films
NO WORDS NEEDED. Cillian Murphy as Ivan in “Aloft.” 
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John Anderson
‘Aloft’ and ‘Sunshine Superman’ adopt a bird’s eye view.
POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE. Ricardo Darin and director Damián Szifron of "Wild Tales"
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Explorations of hell from Argentina and Ireland
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT. James Hansen, adjunct professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University, in “Merchants of Doubt”
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‘Merchants of Doubt’ play scientists on TV.