Film
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'Alien: Romulus's biggest cameo is its greatest errorWe didn't need this.
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'Hell Hole' review: Body horror at its absolute silliestDon't watch it while you're eating.
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'Close to You' review: Elliot Page dares to improvise in tender trans drama"The Umbrella Academy" star gets personal.
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Why does everyone think Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni are feuding over 'It Ends With Us?'Breaking down the alleged bad blood between co-stars.
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D23 2024: Everything announced and shown at this year's fan eventSequels, reboots, remakes, and more!
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'The Crush House' review: A shallow reality TV show game with a dark twistThe "thirst-person shooter" struggles to capture the magic of trashy TV.
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'Cuckoo' review: Hunter Schafer soars in kooky body horror gemDan Stevens is horror's favorite wild card.
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'Kneecap' takes the Irish language revolution to the big screenThe rap group is making Irish cool one Irish-language bar at a time.
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Every MCU movie villain ranked, from the worst to the worst of the worstHow do Paradox and Cassandra stack up against the greats?
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All Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, ranked worst to bestHow does "Deadpool and Wolverine" rank against the Avengers?
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'Deadpool and Wolverine's foul-mouthed end-credit scene, explainedLanguage!
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'Twisters' matches 'Oppenheimer' opening weekend success with $80.5 million'Twisters' smashed expectations with a stellar opening weekend.
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'Oddity' review: Your new horror obsession has arrivedDamian McCarthy is building a scary universe all his own.
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'Thelma' review: June Squibb lives her 'Mission: Impossible' fantasyRichard Roundtree and Parker Posey co-star in a cozy action-comedy.
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'Abigail' review: Savage crowdpleaser boasts a ballerina vampireThe "Ready or Not" filmmakers return with a bloody good time.
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'Oddity's Damian McCarthy reveals the origins of his Wooden ManTake a closer look if you dare.
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'Longlegs' haunting ending, explainedWorst. Birthday. Ever.
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'National Anthem' review: A glorious portrait of rural queer AmericanaA rodeo with drag queens? Count me in!
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'Arcadian' review: Nic Cage battles an epic new nightmare monsterThis horror thriller is sure to have you screaming.
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'The Exorcism's Joshua John Miller taps his family's cinema roots for horror rebellionMiller and M.A. Fortin battle against the Marvelverse of horror.
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'MaXXXine' review: Mia Goth and Ti West return with a bloody film noirThe sequel follows the sole survivor of "X" to the Night Stalker's Los Angeles.
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Stephen King shares his 2 line review of 'A Quiet Place: Day One'Does it get the horror master's seal of approval?
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'Inside Out 2' crosses billion-dollar box office markThe first film to hit this record in 2024.
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Redbox's owner files for bankruptcyThe company is in more than $970 million in debt.
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'Janet Planet' review: Annie Baker's mother-daughter story is a quiet marvelA moving directorial debut from the Pulitzer-winning playwright.
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'Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person' review: A horror-comedy with bite and heartComing-of-age romance with a bloody fun twist!
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'Inside Out 2' scores biggest box office opening day of 2024It's Pixar's biggest opening day in years.
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Does 'Inside Out 2' have an end-credits scene?What will you see if you stick around?
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'Boys Go to Jupiter' review: An animated gem about oranges, aliens, and the gig economyAlso, it's a lo-fi musical.
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Gear up your living room with high-tech TVs and projectorsCinematic entertainment, right at home.
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'Winter Spring Summer or Fall' review: Jenna Ortega's romance makes us want to screamThis "Wednesday" reunion is anything but charming.
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'Bad Boys: Ride or Die' review: Back in action, with explosions and banterWill Smith and Martin Lawrence ride again, but their characters' years on the force is starting to take its toll.
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A new 'Hunger Games' prequel movie is coming in 2026It's Quarter Quell time!
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'The Watchers' review: Dakota Fanning embraces folk horror with a Shyamalan twistSeeking something scary?
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'Emilia Pérez' review: An incendiary transgender cartel musicalJacques Audiard's gaudy, star-studded Cannes winner is stirring, and surprisingly philosophical.
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'The Substance' review: Demi Moore dazzles in a derivative midnight snoozeAt last, Cannes embraces body-horror schlock, but the film is more metaphorical than meaningful.
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Sora-created short films to screen at Tribeca Film FestivalAI-generated content is getting a dedicated section at the New York festival.
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'Flipside' review: Judd Apatow, Starlee Kine, and David Milch talk art and failureA documentary that risks being awful turns out brilliantly.