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On the Basis of Sex (2018, 120 min., PG-13) 
RBG biopic focuses on a single case, but blurs the details
On the Cutting Edge: Four Short Films About Violence Against Women (1994) 
This 1992 film compiles four short, experimental films that all examine the topic of violence against women. Beyond this shared theme, they all have little else in common. “Seven Lucky Charms” (by Lisa Mann) and “Open ...
On the Edge (2001, 90 min., R)
It's possible that all you ever need to know about On the Edge is that at one point its working title was The Smiling Suicide Club. That, and also that someone thought a mere cosmetic change ...
On the Line (2001, 86 min., PG)
Apparently looking to extend his 15 minutes, 'N Sync crooner Lance Bass stars in his feature-film debut as Kevin, a Windy City ad exec who meets a girl (Chriqui) on the El train one day, flirts ...
On the Rocks (2020, 96 min., R)
Sofia Coppola heads to NYC for a slight but charming anti-rom-com
On the Ropes (1999, 90 min., NR)
Boxing, that peculiar sport that engenders both brutality and balletic finesse in its athletes, has never particularly captured this critic's imagination apart from such related films as Raging Bull and When We Were Kings. Burstein and ...
Once (2007, 85 min., R)
This delicate Irish import, which stars the frontman of the Frames, is an insightful and endearing reimagining of a familiar genre: the musical.
Once I Was a Beehive (2015, 119 min., PG)
Pleasant summer-camp film checks its religious ideology at the tent
Once in a Lifetime (2006, 97 min., PG-13)
The unexpected rise and meteoric fall of the North American Soccer League in the heady, silly mid-Seventies is chronicled for the first time in this charmingly chatty documentary, which ably tracks both the birth of the sport on these shores and its ignominious downfall, which arrived almost overnight with the leave-taking of Pelé.
Once Upon a Crime (1992)
This frothy little comedy is a pleasant enough amusement. It's not a big belly-laugh of a comedy, but it's quickly paced, fun and entertaining. Its deft script is put in the service of this “who's who” ...
Once Upon a Deadpool (2018, 119 min., PG-13)
Deadpool is back ... and he brought Fred Savage with him
Once Upon a Forest (1993)
If you don't have air conditioning but you have plenty of money, and if your kids have exercised enough this week outdoors and are in need of some short, sweet, brief, light, fleeting, animated entertainment, Once ...
Once Upon a Time in China (1991, 134 min., R)
Set in the turbulent world of 19th-century China, University of Texas alumnus Hark has fashioned an epic tale of a country and its people in the throws of societal upheaval and sudden change. As the western ...
Once Upon a Time in China II (1992, 108 min., R)
Funny thing about Chinese film sequels: they tend to be better than their originals. Take this one for example. Whereas Once Upon A Time in China I tended to be a spectacular series of action-oriented set ...
Once Upon a Time in China III (1993, 105 min., R)
Jet Li is back as the legendary physician and martial arts master in this third outing in Hark's "historical" epics.
Once Upon a Time in China IV (1993)
For the fourth time, Tsui Hark's Film Workshop brings us another in a seemingly unending stream of historical dramas featuring the exploits of monk/martial artist Wong Fei-Hong. Maybe it's me, but the series seems to be ...
Once Upon a Time in China V (1994)
Sandwiched in between his far more ambitious Green Snake and The Butterfly Lovers, Hong Kong trendsetter Tsui Hark found the time to continue his popular martial arts saga with this latest chapter that, while not up ...
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019, 161 min., R)
Tarantino takes Tinseltown head-on
Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003, 101 min., R)
The third film in Robert Rodriguez’s south-of-the-border action trilogy is a whole lot of movie.
Once Upon a Time in the Midlands (2002, 104 min., R)
British romantic tale uses the gunslinger mythos as a means to explore romance and regret.
Once Upon a Time in Uganda (2023, 94 min., NR)
The true, crazy story of Wakaliwood
Once Upon a Time … When We Were Colored (1996, 113 min., PG)
With a story and a set of characters that are not seen on the silver screen with the regularity of, say, exploding motor vehicles, it becomes tempting to overpraise the eloquently titled Once Upon a Time ...
Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band (2020, 100 min., R)
All the steps before that last waltz
Once Were Warriors (1995, 103 min., R)
Harrowing is the first word that comes to mind when describing this movie. You can tell from the opening shot that Once Were Warriors will not settle for surface illusions. It opens with a tightly focused ...
One (1998, 90 min., NR)
There's plenty here to appreciate if you're a fan of the school of filmmaking in which emotions are held to a slow, controlled simmer, their latent power suggested mainly through visual and gestural cues that hint ...
One Child Nation (2019, 85 min., R)
Inside China’s 36-year war on women’s bodies
One Cut of the Dead (2017, 96 min., NR)
Horror becomes filmmaking comedy becomes a touching family triumph
One Day (2011, 107 min., PG-13)
This gimmicky romantic drama charts 20 years of one British couple's ups and downs in one-day blips.
One Day in September (2000, 92 min., NR)
Recipient of the 2000 Oscar for Best Documentary, this film unfolds the gripping drama that occurred on September 5, 1972, during the Munich Olympics, when eight armed Palestinian terrorists took 11 members of the Israeli delegation hostage.
One Direction: This Is Us (2013, 95 min., PG)
This big, fat kiss to the band's young, female fans is directed by that advocate for good nutrition: Super Size Me's Morgan Spurlock.
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