Movies: Go see the new ‘Lego Movie’ if you don’t mind that it’s the third-best ‘Lego Movie’

'The Best of Enemies' is yet another civil rights drama that centers on the white guy who becomes less racist; Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is a misty-eyed valentine...

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Review Go see the new 'Lego Movie' if you don't mind that it's the third-best 'Lego Movie' Heroes face off against a threat from toddler-centric Duplos in a hilarious yet disjointed sequel. By Michael O'Sullivan · Read more Review 'The Best of Enemies' is yet another civil rights drama that centers on the white guy who becomes less racist Taraji P. Henson and Sam Rockwell star in a movie that feels a little too much like 'Green Book.' By Mark Jenkins · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Also Opening Review Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is a misty-eyed valentine to La La Land — with just a touch of B-movie gore If you love what Tarantino loves — movie magic, revisionist violence — you'll like it, too. By Ann Hornaday · Read more   Review Domestic melodrama meets mountain thriller in the satisfying 'Three Peaks' A woman, her lover and a young son by another man clash during a tense vacation. By Michael O'Sullivan · Read more   Review Jeff Goldblum plays a lobotomist in the haunting, enigmatic 'The Mountain' Rick Alverson's 1950s-set drama is as hard to shake as it is to summarize. By Michael O'Sullivan · Read more   Common Sense Media What to watch with your kids: 'Bethany Hamilton: Unstoppable,' 'Molly of Denali' and more Here's what parents need to know. Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get the Act Four newsletter A twice-weekly digest from the intersection of culture and politics by Post Opinions critic Alyssa Rosenberg. Sign Up

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