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Recap: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 2 – Cut and Run

In 19 BBY, a clone commando unit was sentenced to death for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped from Tipoca ...

By Mitchell AkhurstMay 7, 20210

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Review: Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse

The cinematic history of Tom Clancy’s novels has been pretty mixed. While the first film, The Hunt For Red October, was an excellent ...

By Peter GlagowskiMay 6, 20210

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Recap: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 1 – Aftermath

‘Aftermath’, the feature-length pilot of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, is without a doubt the strangest and most earnestly geeky addition to Star ...

By Mitchell AkhurstMay 5, 20210

Movies

Steven Spielberg’s new coming of age film is called The Fabelmans

The upcoming coming of age film based on Steven Spielberg’s own childhood has a proper title now, moving forward as The Fabelmans. The title ...

By Sam van der MeerMay 4, 20210

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IMDb TV adds Primo to its list of original shows

Announced in 2017, the brainchild of two-time New York Times Best Selling author Shea Serrano and TV legend Mike Schur’s Primo now has its ...

By Nick HersheyMay 3, 20210

Movies

Review: Cliff Walkers

The greatest comfort of genre films is that, if you know what you’re getting into, you can more or less assume you’re going ...

By Sam van der MeerMay 2, 20210

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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: Martial Arts of Shaolin

[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a monthly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...

By Peter GlagowskiApril 30, 20210

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C What’s On: The Criterion Channel’s May 2021 Lineup

With summer right around the corner, the Criterion Channel is curating another strong month of classic and contemporary films, spearheaded by a celebration ...

By Sam van der MeerApril 30, 20210

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Review: The Mitchells vs The Machines

Looking back on your childhood, do you ever just feel bad for your parents? Like, do you look back on the movies, shows, ...

By Jesse LabApril 30, 20210

Movies

Review: Justice Society: World War II

Some of the best, and earliest, superhero stories all center their plots on one of the most basic premises; punching nazis. I think ...

By Jesse LabApril 30, 20210

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Get Passes to a Virtual Screening of Netflix’s New Superhero Series, Jupiter’s Legacy

Superhero shows are becoming a dime a dozen but Jupiter’s Legacy, Netflix’s new series based on the Millarworld comics, looks like something different. The ...

By Matthew RazakApril 29, 20210

Television

Trailer for Netflix’s Sweet Tooth transports us to a tender post-apocalypse

Adapting Jeff Lemire’s long-running Vertigo Comics series of the same name, Sweet Tooth has received its first Netflix trailer ahead of a June premiere, ...

By Sam van der MeerApril 29, 20210

Recap: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 2 – Cut and Run

Review: Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse

Recap: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 1 – Aftermath

Steven Spielberg’s new coming of age film is called The Fabelmans

IMDb TV adds Primo to its list of original shows

Review: Cliff Walkers

Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: Martial Arts of Shaolin

C What’s On: The Criterion Channel’s May 2021 Lineup

Review: The Mitchells vs The Machines

Review: Justice Society: World War II

Get Passes to a Virtual Screening of Netflix’s New Superhero Series, Jupiter’s Legacy

Trailer for Netflix’s Sweet Tooth transports us to a tender post-apocalypse

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