The Reason Christopher Nolan Stopped Reading Reviews For His Movies
'The test of films is ultimately the test of time.'
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Three Thousand Years Of Longing Spoiler Review: George Miller's Ode To Storytelling Mostly Shines In Complex Romance
With Three Thousand Years of Longing, George Miller makes a bold proclamation for the survival of these stories.
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Samaritan Review: This Cheesy Sylvester Stallone B-Movie Is A Hell Of A Ride
Samaritan is a B-movie with B-movie problems, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy watching it.
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Funny Pages Review: Bizarre Coming Of Age Story Steeped In Impressive Specificity But Not Much Else
Funny Pages offers strangeness over sentimentality.
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Mike Review: This Highly Stylized Portrait Of Mike Tyson Pulls Its Punches
Mike is entertaining and stylish, but only scratches the surface on Mike Tyson's life.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Heat 4K, Crimes Of The Future, The Black Phone, And More
The action is the juice in our latest Blu-ray round-up.
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Only Murders In The Building Reveals All In Its Big Finale
Ready for a killer reveal party?
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In The Sandman's Bonus Episode, The Netflix Series Finally Feels Inspired
Dream a little dream of a thousand cats.
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The Patient Review: A Masterful Psychological Thriller
The Patient is a must-watch limited series.
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Little Demon Review: This Wild Animated Ride Is One Of 2022's Best
Little Demon is a fantastic and utterly bonkers show.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Review: The Animated Series Is As Funny And Adventurous As Ever
The animated comedy series is becoming more and more interested in just being Star Trek, and that's okay.
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The Office: Every Season Ranked Worst To Best
From the peaks of Dinner Party to the lows of Robert California, here's how every season of The Office stacks up.
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House Of The Dragon Review: A Bold And Brutal Tale Of The Women Of Westeros
House of the Dragon feels fiercely feminine, focusing almost entirely on two women.
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Beast Review: A Film As Straightforward As It Is Ridiculous
The Idris Elba vs. lion movie Beast is incredibly silly, but it's not trying to be anything else.
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She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Review: A Messy, Meta Legal Sitcom With Humor That Mostly Misses The Mark
Tatiana Maslany is a highlight in the otherwise clunky She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
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Lost Ollie Review: A Sweet But Familiar Adventure Promises To Unleash Your Inner Child
Lost Ollie is a beautiful reminder of what it feels like to be wandering and what it truly means to find your way home.
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Star Wars: The Princess And The Scoundrel Invites You To The Wedding (And Honeymoon) Of Han Solo And Princess Leia
The galaxy is in chaos, but the core team of rebels is still celebrating on Endor.
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Only Murders In The Building Gets In The Ring In Its New Episode
'Chickens are so weird-looking.'
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It's Saul Gone In The Better Call Saul Series Finale
What would you do if you had a time machine?
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Fred Astaire's First Screen Test Got Harsh Reviews
Not everyone's career starts with rave reviews, and even a legend like Fred Astaire is no exception.
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Kevin Can F*** Himself Season 2 Review: The Anti-Sitcom Comes To A Satisfying End
The second and final season of Kevin Can F*** Himself sticks the landing.
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The Dream Of The '90s Is Alive In The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards Collection
A new book brings together the entire collection of The Uncanny X-Men trading cards and chronicles their unprecedented creation.
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In The Westworld Season 4 Finale, Whatever Will Be, Will Be
Westworld falls victim to its own worst habits once more, perhaps for the last time.
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