Doctor Who: Flux Trips Up And Gets Trippy For Once, Upon A Time
The third episode of Doctor Who: Flux is a trippy journey into several timestreams, and too many subplots.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Was Written Before Jason Reitman Even Pitched It To The Studio
Jason Reitman spoke about the process (and dream) that helped him come around to taking up the mantle of his father's most successful movie.
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The Daily Stream: Cowboy Bebop Is Neo-Noir Anime Perfection
If you're new to Cowboy Bebop, now's a great time to catch the original anime, which just so happens to be today's Daily Stream!
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The 12 Best Cowboy Bebop Episodes
Whether you like Netflix's Cowboy Bebop adaptation or not, we'll always have the original. These are the 12 best episodes of the groundbreaking anime series.
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Warped & Faded Reveals The Origins Of Exploitation Cinema — Read An Excerpt Here [Exclusive]
Mondo's releasing a new book chronicling Alamo Drafthouse's American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) and all of its cult-classic content.
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The Best Characters In Eternals Ranked
Chloe Zhao's Eternals introduced over a dozen new characters to the Marvel Cinematic Universe — how does your favorite compare to the rest?
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IATSE Deals Ratified, But This Isn't Cause For Celebration [UPDATED]
IATSE has officially avoided a strike by ratifying two deals with studios for the next three years. But membership is divided on this issue.
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Superhero Bits: Spider-Man No Way Home Gets A New Poster, DC's Got A New Shazam & More
In this edition of Superhero Bits: Spidey has a new poster, a bus driver reviews Shang-Chi, there's a new Shazam in town, and more.
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The Harder They Fall Ending Explained: A Parable About Cycles Of Violence
The Harder They Fall has a third-act twist that may set the stage for a planned trilogy of movies, while acting as a metaphor for cycles of violence.
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Mickey's Toontown Is Getting A Big Facelift At Disneyland
The new Toontown leans will have more outdoor and interactive experiences "focusing on today's families."
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Cowboy Bebop Showrunner Already Has 'Big Plans' For Season 2
Cowboy Bebop showrunner André Nemec is all jazzed up and ready for a second season of the Netflix live-action series.
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The Munsters Reveals First Look At Richard Brake As Dr. Henry Augustus Wolfgang
Character actor and horror mainstay Richard Brake will be joining the Munsters clan as a new character, a world-famous mad scientist.
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Ghostbusters Hi-C Ecto Cooler Is Coming Back, But Good Luck Getting It
If you've been hoping for Hi-C Ecto Cooler to make a comeback with Ghostbusters: Afterlife, we have news that is both good and disappointing.
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Succession Season 3 Power Rankings: Daddy Roy Goes Piss-Mad In Retired Janitors Of Idaho
The Roys are working on borrowed time, just like the poor rabbit of Kendall Roy's kids. But who comes out on top this week?
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Everything We Know About Marvel's Echo So Far
Marvel's Echo is poised to make her debut in the Disney+ Hawkeye series later this month, but she's also set to get her own series. Here's what we know so far.
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Here's When You Can Watch Venom: Let There Be Carnage At Home
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is still kicking around the box office charts, but soon you'll be able to bring it home to watch over and over again.
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Halo Teaser: The Iconic Video Game Becomes A TV Series
The Halo video game franchise is finally hitting the screen, in the form of a TV series on Paramount+.
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Kristen Stewart Is Developing A Gay Ghost-Hunting Reality Show
Kristen Stewart is turning the ghost-hunting reality show queer. And that's all you need to sell us on it.
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The Do The Right Thing Controversy Explained
Do the Right Thing was an incendiary and vital film when it was released in 1989. Despite initial controversy over the film, it remains so to this day.
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Kristen Stewart Nabs Small Part In Olivier Assayas' Irma Vep Series For HBO
Kristen Stewart is reuniting with her Personal Shopper and Clouds of Sils Maria director, Olivier Assayas, for the Irma Vep TV adaptation.
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Liam Neeson's Philip Marlowe Thriller Casts Diane Kruger, Jessica Lange, As Filming Starts
Marlowe, the Phillip Marlowe thriller film starring Liam Neeson, is filling up its positively stacked cast.
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Welcome To Earth: Release Date, Cast, And More
Will Smith is here to welcome you to Earth and all its natural wonders in the new Disney+ docuseries from National Geographic.
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Dune Production Designer Breaks Down The Sand Worm Mural & Fremen Writing [Exclusive]
How do you build a world without resorting to too much exposition? Dune production designer Patrice Vermette reveals the writing is all in the walls.
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Eternals, Clifford, And Belfast Box Office Solidify Pandemic-Era Trends
While it was a good week for blockbusters like Venom: Let There Be Carnage, new arthouse releases like Belfast solidified a troubling trend a the box office.
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Elf Cereal Is Back To Help You Stick To The Four Main Food Groups
After debuting last year, Elf cereal is back on shelves, and it has new marshmallows that will help you remember the four main food groups of elves.
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The 12 Best Sci-Fi Western Movies Ranked
Science fiction and westerns: two great tastes that go great together! Here's a ranking of our favorite blends.
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Dune Avoided Using Green Screen By Building Sets Out Of Fabric [Exclusive]
Who needs blue screen and green screen when you can build sets out of fabric? /Film chatted with Dune production designer Patrice Vermette on the unique sets.
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