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Ready Player One is leaving Netflix soon, but what about its potential follow-up? Here's the latest from Steven Spielberg on the sequel to his sci-fi flick.
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Making a weird movie for weird's sake rarely leads to anything good, as this off-beat Michael Shannon-starring Christmas comedy illustrates.
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While you're waiting for next year's Margot Robbie-led movie adaptation of Wuthering Heights, consider checking out the two-part TV version featuring Tom Hardy.
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The Godfather launched Francis Ford Coppola to the top of 1970s American cinema, but in the director's mind, that may not have been a good thing.
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One of the most memorable moments in Heathers was originally supposed to be said by Shannen Doherty, but her rejection was Kim Walker's gain.
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Netflix acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery is bad news for those who actually care about movies, but it is slightly better than the Paramount Skydance option.
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Most folks haven't seen this Icelandic '80s Viking film since it's near-impossible to stream, which is too bad since it's a fantastic 'Cod Western.'
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Roger Ebert gave a perfect score to every Best Picture winner of the 1980s, save for one, and his reasoning was pretty questionable.
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Jimmy Buffett had both a fan and a friend in Frank Marshall, which explains why he briefly showed up in this 1995 sci-fi box office hit directed by Marshall.
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Like most comedies from the early aughts, White Chicks has some questionable moments of comedy, but one Terry Crews scene was cut for going too far.
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Steve McQueen was rarely hesitant to talk about his career, although there was one sci-fi film on his resume that he refused to discuss in interviews.
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In 1987, Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks teamed up to star in Dragnet, an adaptation of the famous TV police procedural TV series.
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Chris Evans lucked out when he left this much-hyped sci-fi flick, which replaced him with Mark Wahlberg before becoming a straight-to-streaming critical bust.
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Over 20 years ago, former quarterback Tom Brady had a cameo in the largely forgotten Matt Damon-Greg Kinnear comedy Stuck on You.
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One of the sequels to a classic Bruce Lee martial arts film comes shockingly close to matching its greatness, as Quentin Tarantino would tell you.
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Colleen Hoover fans will soon be able to sob over Regretting You shame-free from the comfort of their own home (and with bonus content to boot).
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The cast of the Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four was determined to make the Marvel movie a success (being unaware that it was never meant to be released).
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise had to deal with several obstacles beyond his control as he raced to make the film's scheduled release date.
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Some folks dismissed this 1993 Daniel Day-Lewis and Martin Scorsese collaboration as being too emotionally restrained for a romantic drama, but they're wrong.
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This 2025 Robert De Niro crime movie flop streaming on Prime Video might sound eminently skippable, but it's actually a useful study in creative hackery.
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Film critic Roger Ebert gave Franklin J. Schaffner's Patton, with its towering performance by George C. Scott, a perfect score.
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Movies grew angrier, more subversive, and much more violent in the '60s, and these superb films are emblematic of their times in very different ways.
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A 2021 action thriller starring Liam Neeson is currently available on Netflix, and it might remind you of some of Clint Eastwood's most underrated films.
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The 1990s were rough for Sylvester Stallone, culminating with this well-received but only partly successful crime drama that Sly claims nearly ended his career.
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Years before he directed Predator: Badlands, Dan Trachtenberg could've changed Hollywood history by helming a major Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
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John Woo draws from Hollywood musicals for his balletic gun-fu sequences, but he looked to another source while developing his signature two-gun shootout.
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