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I don't even care what the plot is. Sign me the fuck up.
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The Oscar-winner delivers a career-defining performance in Aaron Sorkin's inventive and highly entertaining riff on…
Apologies to Meryl Streep, but House of Gucci and The Last Duel made made me a convert.
We talked to the filmmakers behind the Showtime documentary, which follows three girls as they come of age under the…
The Kristen Stewart-led Princess Diana biopic is a cut above your typical cultural revisionism
This supercut of Jamie Lee Curtis interviews trying to bill the gory franchise as culturally relevant to survivors…
The bloodiest, most brutal entry in the long-running franchise is...actually about collective trauma? Pfft.
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After the latest casting outrage, why aren't more people in the entertainment industry talking about this?