The Barbie movie by director Greta Gerwig takes some significant risks but is primarily a success.
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The Artist’s Current Mindset Notwithstanding that Tyler, The Creator has not invented a new style and instead returned to the...
The Sussexes’ Netflix Deal Comes to an End Reports of the official sunset associated with the major £100 million agreement...
Ozzy Osbourne Passes Away at 76 Ozzy Osbourne, a legendary heavy metal singer, who essentially became a global icon as...
A Star-Studded Reunion Over Dinner The event has all the trappings of a Hollywood power dinner, but it appeared to...
The Best Movies of the 1990s Part 7 My Subjective List of the Best Films of 1996 1996 was the...
HBO's papal drama returns, as full of visual splendor and theocratic musings as anyone could've wished for.
A new veteran character may have finally opened a link to the long speculated possibility of a future Netflix's Castlevania...
It is another year for fans of Konami's neglected gaming poster boy to rise up and celebrate the finest breed...
Shaw Bros. Weekend Spotlight The easiest thing to highlight when reviewing these Shaw Brothers films is the action. Then might...
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The secret contest where the world's greatest warriors fight in a battle to the death.
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Babylon finds hope in our connection to the good.
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From on-the-ground docs to American stereotypes, both Russia in imagination and reality dominated the Berlinale.
Leigh Whannell provides a modern update to one of the most iconic Universal Monsters.
