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'Avatar: Fire And Ash' Doubles Down On 'Avatar’s Greatest Elements

James Cameron’s biggest and most unwieldy movie yet is also his most open-hearted.

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'Fallout' Season 2 Is Better Than Ever

That's the golden rule.

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'Marty Supreme' Is A Whirlwind American Odyssey At Its Most Spectacular

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Rob Reiner's Stephen King Masterpiece Changed Everything

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'Avengers: Doomsday' Could Finally Do Right By Thor

20 Years Later, A Misunderstood Marvel Hero Could Finally Get His Due

Star Trek Will Finally Reboot Two Iconic Characters In 2027

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“Why Did I Root For This Man To Commit Murder?” 'No Other Choice's Bleak Stance On AI

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How Paul Feig Pulled Off That Wild Twist In 'The Housemaid'

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How 'Dust Bunny' Gave Bryan Fuller A Second Life On The Big Screen

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How A Former Pixar Animator Made Netflix’s Most Underrated New Fantasy Adventure

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'100 Nights of Hero' Holds Up A Mirror To Our World

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David Freyne Makes His Own Eternity

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How 'The X-Factor' Inspired 'The Running Man’s Biggest Change From Stephen King’s Book

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How The New Ending of 'The Running Man' Got Stephen King’s Blessing

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Edgar Wright’s Full-Circle Run Towards 'The Running Man'

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Inside The Bleeding Heart Of Guillermo Del Toro’s 'Frankenstein'

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Vince Gilligan Doesn’t Want You To Know Anything About 'Pluribus'

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How 'Queens of the Dead' Glammed Up The Zombie Thriller

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How Mary Bronstein’s Personal Crisis Created The Most Distressing Movie Of The Year

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Guillermo del Toro Finally Puts His Unmade 'At The Mountains of Madness Movie' To Rest

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Shane Black Has Been Waiting All His Life To Make A Parker Movie

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How A Fake Rock Doc Tapped Into Pop Culture and Landed A Sequel

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'The Copenhagen Test' Is A Subtle, Smart Cyberpunk Thriller With A Terrific Premise

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'Stranger Things' Season 5 Volume 2 Is Unsatisfying For One Obvious Reason

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'Anaconda' Is A Deeply Unpleasant Action-Comedy Reboot

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'The Great Flood' Gives The Survival Thriller An Ingenious Sci-Fi Spin

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'Fallout' Season 2 Is Better Than Ever

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'Avatar: Fire And Ash' Doubles Down On 'Avatar’s Greatest Elements

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'Resurrection' Is A Surreal Sci-Fi Masterpiece

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'Five Nights At Freddy’s 2' Is Haunted By The Sophomore Slump

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'Percy Jackson And The Olympians' Season 2 Proves It's Disney's Next Big Thing

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'Marty Supreme' Is A Whirlwind American Odyssey At Its Most Spectacular

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'Troll 2' Might Be The Strangest Monster Movie Of The Year

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'Stranger Things' Season 5 Is Worth The Wait

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'The Secret Agent' Takes You By Surprise

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'Sisu: Road to Revenge' Is Exactly What You Want In A Nazi Revenge Thriller

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'Wicked: For Good' Delivers The Heartfelt Finale Of An Uneven Fantasy Epic

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'The Beast In Me' Is An Elevated Netflix Miniseries

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'Avengers: Doomsday' Could Finally Do Right By Thor

By Lyvie Scott

The God of Thunder is making the best out of a bungled storyline.

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Netflix Just Quietly Added The Most Underrated Stephen King Spinoff

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Bill Skarsgård is even there!

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20 Years Later, A Misunderstood Marvel Hero Could Finally Get His Due

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The return of the optic blast?

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Terry Gilliam’s ‘90s Cult Classic Is A Once-In-A-Lifetime Sci-Fi Epic

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“Wouldn’t it be great if I was crazy?”

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'The Copenhagen Test' Is A Subtle, Smart Cyberpunk Thriller With A Terrific Premise

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Don't sleep on this show.

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85 Years Ago, 'The Invisible Woman' Genderswapped A Horror Classic For Laughs

By Kayleigh Donaldson

A vanishing dame? Now we’ve heard everything.

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'Stranger Things' Season 5's Tender Character Moment Was Actually A Big Missed Opportunity

By Dais Johnston

Volume 2 finally gave viewers what they wanted, but left a lot to be desired.

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Roland Emmerich Began His Career By Trying To Be The German Spielberg

By Jon O'Brien

The highest form of flattery.

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'Stranger Things' Gave Us Some Answers, But Not Enough

By Dais Johnston

How will it all end?

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'Stranger Things' Season 5 Volume 2 Is Unsatisfying For One Obvious Reason

By Dais Johnston

The next chapter of Stranger Things is interesting but unsatisfying.