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What The Heck Is With That Ending To 'Hope'?

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'Hope' Director Na Hong-Jin Explains Why The Aliens Look That Way

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'It Ends' Director Talks That Ambiguous Ending

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Yes, 'The Magic Faraway Tree' Is A Real Movie — And It Could Be A New Cozy Classic

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'Wet Hot American Summer' Director David Wain Reveals He Almost Directed 'Ant-Man'

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Chris Carter Wants To Believe

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Why 'The Ninth Jedi' Changed Lightsabers As We Know Them

The Inverse Interview

Kiyoshi Kurosawa Doesn’t See 'The Samurai and the Prisoner' As A Mystery Movie

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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

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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

Reviews

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'Resident Evil' Is A New Benchmark For The Video Game Movie

TIFF 2026 Review

Get Swept Up in the Terrifying Current of 'River,' Horror’s Next Big Thing

Review

'Slow Horses' Season 6 Reaches A New Pinnacle For The Show

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In 'Reacher' Season 4, Bigger Was Better

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'The Uprising' Wants To Be A Superhero Origin Story. It’s Better As A Revenge Epic.

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'Chronovisor' Is The Year’s Most Absorbing — and Unusual — Mystery

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'The Gentlemen' Season 2 Is Splashy And Stylish Business As Usual

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'Fall 2: Deadpoint' Lands With A Splat

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'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America

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'Idiots' Is Kind of Dumb (Not That There’s Anything Wrong with That)

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In Season 2, 'Dark Matter’s Multiverse Expands, Bringing Bigger Sci-Fi Twists

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Robert De Niro Hunts the Same Killer Twice in the Netflix Crime Thriller 'The Whisper Man'

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'Coyote vs. Acme' Brings The Live-Action Hybrid Movie To The Next Level

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'Colony' Resurrects Some of Zombie Cinema’s Greatest Hits

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'Buddy' Is A Bonkers Satire With One Too Many Ideas

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'One Hundred Years Of Solitude' Season 2 Wraps Up Netflix’s Underseen Masterpiece

Set Visit

Animation Has Become A Computer-Generated Industry. LAIKA Would Rather Do It By Hand.

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Everything in LAIKA’s latest fantasy epic, Wildwood, has been painstakingly crafted for the movie. Nothing will be reused.

Cheatsheet

Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Netflix’s 'Narnia' Movies

By Dais Johnston

Putting the nephew before the wardrobe.

Trailers

'Sacrifice' Is Finally Getting The Release It Deserves

By Lyvie Scott

The most misunderstood eco-thriller is exactly what we need right now.

Review

'Resident Evil' Is A New Benchmark For The Video Game Movie

By Chrishaun Baker

Zach Cregger's reboot is proof that video game adaptations don't have to choose between being good or being respectful to the source.

Trailers

'Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' Trailer Reveals The Beginning Of The End

By Dais Johnston

“The question is, Haymitch, why do you agree to it? Why do any of us?”

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15 Years Later, 'Drive' Is Still Gorgeous, Subversive, And Brutal

By Mark Hill

Is Ryan Gosling a real hero?

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Netflix Is Making A New Sonic Show — But There's A Catch

By Chrishaun Baker

Gotta go back to pre-school.

TIFF 2026 Review

Get Swept Up in the Terrifying Current of 'River,' Horror’s Next Big Thing

By Katie Rife

Premiering in the Midnight Madness section at TIFF, this excellent new slasher is horror filmmaking at its most elemental.

Opinion

Netflix's Surprising New Movie Project Proves Hollywood Still Doesn't Understand Gaming

By Chrishaun Baker

At least let us play the games before they’re adapted.

News

You'll Need 11 Hours To Complete the Recommended 'American Horror Story' Homework

By Dais Johnston

Some horror stories are more applicable than others.