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‘Companion’ review: Dark wit aplenty in Sophie Thatcher-led thriller  The Seattle Times

‘A Wonderful Wit’: Woody Allen on Working With Marshall Brickman  The New York Times

Chicago IndieCon Film Festival Spotlights Independent Cinema with Special Screening of Tube-E Movie  WICZ

Chicago IndieCon Film Festival Spotlights Independent Cinema with Special Screening of Tube-E Movie  News Channel Nebraska

Remembering Maggie Smith, Whose Biting Wit Deliciously Improved With Age  Variety

Big gain with ‘Pain’: Sublime cast, sharp characters, wit, sentiment blend in emotionally honest relationship study  Daily Herald

Review: With Age Comes Wit and June Squibb in ‘Thelma’  Rebellious Magazine for Women

Critic’s Appreciation: Maggie Smith, Mistress of Scintillating Wit and Withering Disdain  Hollywood Reporter

Review: 'Anora' is thrillingly alive with wicked mischief and strafing wit  ABC News

My Old Ass Review: A Touch of Wit and Wisdom  The Movie Blog

Wit, Wisdom, and Withering Remarks: An Appreciation of Downton Abbey's Dowager Countess  Town & Country

Robert Eggers' 'Nosferatu' is full of sophistication, wit and terror  Tom's Guide

The One Piece Remake Is a Mistake, And It Proves Japan Is Accepting a Terrible American Film Trend  Screen Rant

'The Wild Robot' Review: Stunning Adaptation Of Children's Book For All Ages  Deadline

At Wit’s End: Bob Byington on His Dry New Comedy, Lousy Carter  Austin Chronicle

Spy x Family Studios Unveils New Movie, Grotesque  ComicBook.com

‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Star Anthony Mackie Says Sam Wilson Is Different From Steve Rogers Because “He Uses More Of His Wit Than His Fist, He’s More Of A Friend To Everyone”  Bounding Into Comics

One Piece Remake Dashes Fan Hopes With No Jump Festa News  ComicBook.com

Movie review: 'People's Joker' applies wit to comic books, trans journey  UPI News

“Caustic wit”: The classic movie character Quentin Tarantino hated beyond redemption  Far Out Magazine

Catholic Movie Club: ‘Wit’ is a film that stares death squarely in the eyes  America: The Jesuit Review

Srikanth review: Rajkummar Rao bowls you over with his resilience and wit in this inspiring biopic  Hindustan Times

When a movie hurts too much  Roger Ebert

Emmaus, Eucharist, and Emma Thompson: The Hidden Mass in ‘Wit’  National Catholic Register

FRANCE brings more whine than wit  Moviejawn

Review: Eager-to-please rom-com French Girl has flashes of wit, but leaves the women thinly sketched  The Globe and Mail

KUNG FU PANDA 4: Enough Wit For One More Kick  Film Inquiry

Fine Acting, Wit, and Stunning Visuals Make ‘Umbrella Men’ a Fond Addition to the Heist Film Genre  Highbrow Magazine