The legendary action choreographer's first directorial effort since 2018 emphasizes practical combat over CGI—and the footage suggests it was worth the wait

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Leaked details from a February screening reveal the franchise's most powerful villain yet—plus a "greater threat" setting up the next phase of Legendary's kaiju universe

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Sydney Sweeney's $372 million thriller is outperforming A24's biggest film ever on digital platforms—here's why prestige means less than accessibility

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The Spanish-Argentinian production from The Platform producer promises atmospheric dread when it hits theaters this May

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A 2010 retirement, one Sundance premiere, and an Oscar nomination accidentally rewrote Marvel history

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Dan Trachtenberg's $65 Million Film Earned $184 Million Theatrically, Now Dominates Hulu and Disney+ — But Can This Model Be Replicated?

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The studio giant's board is weighing whether Paramount's sweetened hostile bid—now including breakup fee coverage and a $650M quarterly "ticking fee"—actually beats Netflix's offer

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Ryan Gosling's alien companion takes center stage in the final marketing push before the film's March 20th theatrical release

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The Oscar-winning actor behind Tom Hagen, Colonel Kilgore, and Mac Sledge defined what it meant to disappear into a role while somehow dominating every scene

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At the 76th Berlinale, the German-Turkish filmmaker turns a family's unraveling into a meditation on how democracies learn to punish without imprisoning—and why art may no longer be enough

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Clint Bentley's Netflix film wins Best Feature, Director, and Cinematography, while Rose Byrne and Sorry, Baby earn key victories in a scaled-down ceremony

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Despite critical acclaim and a five-season plan, the best Terminator story since T2 couldn't survive Netflix's viewership metrics—and the showrunner's explanation is damning

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The Emmy-winning actor discusses his take on Robbie Robertson, teases Marvel Easter eggs, and gets suspiciously quiet when Season 2 comes up

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Emerald Fennell's Gothic Romance Tops the Domestic Chart with $35M Against $40M Tracking, While Send Help's Remarkable 1% Drop Steals the Weekend's Real Headlines

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Haley Z. Boston and the Baby Reindeer director bring psychological horror to marriage anxiety, starring Camila Morrone and Jennifer Jason Leigh

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