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InStyle is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Glynis Costin.

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Wonder (2017) Glynis Costin Funny, sad and also inspiring.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Everybody Wants Some!! (2016) Glynis Costin I can't remember the last time I smiled through an entire film.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
The Infiltrator (2016) Glynis Costin [Cranston is] a joy to watch as he glides from Colombia to Miami to London, swirling whiskey in a crystal glass while flying on a private jet or smashing cake into the face of a waiter for bringing his wife the wrong order.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
The Light Between Oceans (2016) Glynis Costin [A] sweeping, beautiful period saga.
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The Revenant (2015) Glynis Costin This is not only a visually stunning movie but a performance not to miss.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
The Magnificent Seven (2016) Glynis Costin The infinitely likeable Pratt, who plays wisecracking Irish hustler Josh Faraday is definitely one of the highlights of this entertaining (yet somewhat violent) Western, offering both comic relief and guy-next door sex appeal.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Manchester by the Sea (2016) Glynis Costin This is a moving and truthful examination of one family's sorrow and dysfunction and their resigned acceptance that some losses can never be replaced.
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Loving (2016) Glynis Costin [Nichols] follows their quiet, long, and slow struggle to win that right.
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Rules Don't Apply (2016) Glynis Costin In a season filled with heart-wrenching, disturbing, and depressing films (many of them excellent, mind you), Rules Don't Apply is a fun and welcome escape.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Nocturnal Animals (2016) Glynis Costin Of course, it's all very symbolic -- with death, love, art, betrayal, and revenge seamlessly intersecting and crisscrossing on every level, resulting in two distinct tales about hollow, gut-wrenching ache.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Glynis Costin It has everything hard core Star Wars fans want -- a feisty heroine, comic relief, quirky and unlikely heroes, incredible sets, and a soaring score.
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La La Land (2016) Glynis Costin It's like a breath of fresh air.
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Jackie (2016) Glynis Costin Natalie Portman, who stars as the Iconic former First Lady, is sure to get plenty of awards nods for her finely nuanced portrayal.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Hidden Figures (2016) Glynis Costin A feel good movie about an important subject and a fascinating moment in our history.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Beauty and the Beast (2017) Glynis Costin Take your niece, your daughter your next door neighbor's daughter, heck your mom -- and relive this tale as old as time. Believe me, no one will be gloomy or complaining while the flatware's entertaining.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Logan Lucky (2017) Glynis Costin Yes haw! Steven Soderbergh is back with an end of summer hayride of a film that will have you howling.
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The Glass Castle (2017) Glynis Costin The Glass Castle is a study in the power of family ties --and the resilience of children to overcome even the harshest of circumstances.
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Battle of the Sexes (2017) Glynis Costin Battle of the Sexes is an entertaining, fun, sometimes touching, and sometimes enlightening look at the world of tennis, the struggles of sexual identity, and the sexism of the time.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Breathe (2017) Glynis Costin A classic, old fashioned, romantic tear jerker.
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Home Again (2017) Glynis Costin I can already tell that it's going to be one of those movies that I watch over and over again once it's available on TV.
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Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016) Glynis Costin All in all, the film was a bit confusing and overly frenetic at times, but still highly entertaining.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Glynis Costin Even without Ford's sideways grin and whiskey edged roughness, Ehrenreich's got enough swagger and bravado, cool cockiness, and sex appeal to pull it off. And he's fun to watch.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017) Glynis Costin All in all, this is an old fashioned piece of filmmaking suitable for the whole family and perfect for the upcoming holidays.
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The Shape of Water (2017) Glynis Costin Guillermo Del Toro, takes the story of this unlikely duo and makes it not only believable but sorrowful, lyrical, mystical, mythical, strange, and, well, magic.
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The Post (2017) Glynis Costin It is a timely message indeed.
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I, Tonya (2017) Glynis Costin The stellar performance here, though, is Janney's. With her harsh brunette bowl cut, oversized glasses, scowling expression, and spewing expletives in every scene, Janney is nothing short of riveting.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
Love, Simon (2018) Glynis Costin He's smart and sincere as the closeted, gay teen protagonist who just wants to find love and come out on his own terms. As an actor, Robinson could be the next Ansel Elgort.
Posted Aug 26, 2018  Edit critic review
A Bigger Splash (2015) Glynis Costin It slowly builds from a languid romance into a psychological thriller that is both compelling and unnerving.
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Atomic Blonde (2017) Glynis Costin Theron's unshakable cool is a pleasure to watch, as is the art direction, characterized by bursts of red (a phone booth, a flag, blood!) against the film's gray backdrop.
Posted Aug 25, 2018  Edit critic review
Wonder Wheel (2017) Glynis Costin At times the dialogue feels a bit trite or maybe too familiar... But watching Winslet fully inhabit Ginny from despair to hope to despair again, is well worth it.
Posted Aug 25, 2018  Edit critic review
The Jungle Book (2016) Glynis Costin This film, masterfully directed by Jon Favreau, is a true wonder.
Posted Aug 25, 2018  Edit critic review
Lion (2016) Glynis Costin It's a heart-wrenching puzzle full of scant clues and seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
Posted Aug 24, 2018  Edit critic review
Moonlight (2016) Glynis Costin It's is a haunting, touching film that somehow, like its name, feels both hyper realistic and dreamlike.
Posted Aug 24, 2018  Edit critic review
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Glynis Costin There's everything you want in a Star Wars film here and fans of the original will not be disappointed.
Posted Aug 24, 2018  Edit critic review
I Saw the Light (2015) Glynis Costin I Saw the Light may not be the most exciting biopic to hit the screens as of late, but Hiddleston truly nails the troubled singer.
Posted Aug 24, 2018  Edit critic review
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