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'The Rings Of Power' Finally Explains Where Celeborn’s Been Hiding

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Destin Daniel Cretton’s Naruto Movie Will Stay “Very Close” To The Original

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How Destin Daniel Cretton Brought Spider-Man Back To Earth

The Inverse Interview

The Director Of 2026’s Most Provocative Erotic Thriller Is Quite Wholesome

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'Supergirl’s Ending Brings Kara Back To Earth, In More Than One Way

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How One Line Changed 'Rose Of Nevada' For The Better

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How Michael Sarnoski Created “A Good Death” For Robin Hood

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'Masters Of The Universe' Reminds Us Of What He-Man Has Always Been

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'Saw II' Director Reveals The One Way The Franchise Can Survive

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The Director of 'Backrooms' Reveals What You Need — And Don’t Need — To Know

Reel Science

Can We Talk To Trees? The Surprising Science Behind Plant “Intelligence”

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One Small Detail Could Change the Ending of 'Obsession'

The Inverse Interview

Curry Barker Is Not Editing For YouTube Anymore

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The Ending Of 'Hokum' Is Way Kinder Than It Could Have Been

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'Widow’s Bay' Strikes A Bonkers Balance Between Stephen King And 'Atlanta'

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'Mother Mary' Could Have Only Been A Ghost Story

Reviews

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'The Samurai and the Prisoner' Blends Agatha Christie And Akira Kurosawa — And It Really Works

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'Hot Spot’s Vision of an AI-Controlled Future is Frustratingly Unclear

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'Batman: Caped Crusader' Doubles Down On Its Anachronistic, Noir Charm

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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Delivers The Refreshing Reset Marvel Needed

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'Hope' Is A Nonstop Sci-Fi Thriller That Goes Off The Rails In The Best Way

Fantasia 2026

'Strange: Junji Ito's Tales for Sleepless Nights' Is a Promising New Adaptation

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'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe' Is, Bizarrely, A Success

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'Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender' Soars Above Its Troubled Release

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'Her Private Hell' Will Be Heaven to Some, and Hell to Others

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In 'Strange New Worlds' Season 4, Star Trek Takes A Victory Lap

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'Lucky' Might Be The Best New Thriller Series Of 2026

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'The Odyssey' Is A Majestic, Haunting Epic Like No Other

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'Evil Dead Burn' Is Extremely Gory — and Weirdly Dull

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'Human Vapor' Reinvents The Spirit Of Tokusatsu For The Conspiracy Age

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'Witch Hat Atelier' Is The Only Cozy Fantasy We Need This Summer

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No Joke, 'The Sheep Detectives' Is One Of The Best Movies Of The Year

TV

Mary Meadows? 'Silo' Season 3 Just Brought Back Some Familiar Characters

By Dais Johnston

Juliette finally remembers the rebels of the past.

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Sara Grey? A Forgotten X-Men Sibling's Roots In Comics, Explained

By Chrishaun Baker

Jean Grey is surprisingly one of the few X-Men to have a decent relationship with her sister.

Review

'The Samurai and the Prisoner' Blends Agatha Christie And Akira Kurosawa — And It Really Works

By Katie Rife

Fans of cozy mysteries and samurai dramas will both find much to appreciate in Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s cleverly executed period whodunnit.

Rewind

60 Years Ago, The First Batman Movie Changed The Comics For The Better

By Liam Gaughan

Batusi-ing into the future.

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Do The X-Men Exist In The MCU?

By Lyvie Scott

But is the mutant team up and running in the MCU yet?

News

'Wonder Man' Season 2 Is Canceled, Despite Already Being Announced

By Dais Johnston

A one-hit wonder.

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'Brand New Day' Gives Spider-Man A New Lease On Life

By Lyvie Scott

It also primes the MCU for the rise of a powerful new hero.

Entertainment News

30 Years Later, An Iconic Anime’s Lost Dub Is Finally About To Start Streaming

By Dais Johnston

It’s time to get back in the EVA.

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Street Fighter's First Clip Finally Reveals The Film's Superpowered Combat

By Chrishaun Baker

It's safe to assume we'll see more than a few Hadoukens this time around.

Subspace Chatter

Next Star Trek Movie Could Follow 'Dungeons & Dragons' Winning Formula — But There’s A Catch

By Ryan Britt

A Trek that “no one has seen before.”