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And director Craig Gillespie gave us such a film with Margot Robbie as Ms. Harding, who deals with a terrible mother (Allison Janney in perfect form) and her idiotic and abusive husband Jeff (Sebastian Stan). On top of that, we get a scene-stealing performance from Paul Walter Hauser as the imbecilic Shawn, a bodyguard that Jeff is friends with. While it's not 100% true to history, with changes that make Harding seem more likable, I, Tonya is riotously funny and entertaining. Robbie and Janney won a ton of acclaim, and the latter took the Best Supporting Actress award at the 2018 Academy Awards for her performance. Rotten Tomatoes score: 90% Genre: Comedic true crime Stream it on Max The Painter and the Thief (2020) Artist Barbora Kysilkova endures an experience that most won't ever get to: not only does a criminal steal two of her wildly impressive paintings — but she forms a friendship with him. Documentary The Painter and the Thief tracks this improbable and unlikely story, which seems like a real-life version of a meet-cute movie. Critics praise The Painter and the Thief director Benjamin Ree for capturing this unusual and tumultuous situation. The result is a riveting film that seems to defy genre. Rotten Tomatoes score: 97% Genre: Documentary Stream it on Max Moonlight (2016) Barry Jenkins' 2016 drama moonlight adapted Tarell Alvin McCraney's semi-autobiographical play to fantastic success. In its three parts, we follow Chiron from his youth to his adulthood, and we ...