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Ending Explained'Rebel Ridge' Ending Explained: Why Do the Cops Switch Sides in the New Netflix Movie?
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Stream It Or Skip ItStream It Or Skip It: ‘Rebel Ridge’ on Netflix, a Riveting Neo-Western from Director Extraordinaire Jeremy Saulnier
Aaron Pierre gives a starmaking performance in this corrupt-cops thriller. -
"We filmed in a number of locations within the state of Louisiana, all of which embraced us," star Aaron Pierre told Decider. -
Queue And A‘Rebel Ridge’ Star Aaron Pierre Talks Training, Stunts, and His Favorite One-Liner: “You Cannot Expect Me to Say This and Not Smile!”
"When I read that for the first time, I said, Sir," Pierre told Decider in a Zoom interview. -
"The first time, I didn't quite do it the way I needed to," Pierre told Decider in a recent interview.
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Natasha Lyonne, Will Ferrell, Joey King, and Elizabeth Olsen lead the way movies streaming on Netflix in September, so look forward to seeing their wonderful work and more this month. -
Ending Explained‘FOE’ Ending Explained: Paul Mescal and Saoirse Ronan’s Sci-Fi Movie Ends With a Double Plot Twist
Is she... you know... a synthetic AI replica of a human being? -
Stream It Or Skip ItStream It Or Skip It: ‘Foe’ on Amazon Prime Video, in Which a Sci-fi Dystopia Disrupts Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal's Troubled Marriage
In which two past Oscar nominees struggle to survive in a cruddy screenplay. -
We know now that there really is no safe harbor from the horrors of racism. -
It takes a filmmaker willing to do things the wrong way to make work worth watching. -
The message is clear: Cora has unfinished business that must be addressed before she can move on to the next destination. -
Clocking in at just over 16 minutes, The Underground Railroad Episode 7 rockets right by. -
As long as Ridgeway draws breath, Cora will always be running. -
Tennessee is a ruin. From one end of the state to the next, or at least so it seems in this episode of The Underground Railroad ("Chapter 5: Tennessee: Exodus"), ... -
How many Arnold Ridgeways are out there right now? -
Barry Jenkins is a goddamn genius. -
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There may well be meta commentary at work before this episode's grim denouement. -
Barry Jenkins's quiet camera lets the quiet work of actors Mbedu and Pierre speak for itself. -
Stream It Or Skip ItStream It or Skip It: 'The Underground Railroad' on Amazon Prime, A Look Into The Real-Life Secret Network From Barry Jenkins
Another offering in the prestige drama set, Amazon debuts the 10-episode limited series helmed by Moonlight director Barry Jenkins.
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Joy Behar Flusters Gov. Josh Shapiro After Turning His Remark About Hooking Up With Ana Navarro Into Something Dirty: "Was That On-Air?" - 'Rebel Ridge' Ending Explained: Why Do the Cops Switch Sides in the New Netflix Movie?
- 'Jane The Virgin' Is Leaving Netflix — Where To Watch The Beloved Gina Rodriguez Romantic Dramedy Online
- Joy Behar Repulsed As Dax Shepard Tells 'The View' What He Did When He First Met Kristen Bell: "That's Disgusting"
- ‘The Perfect Couple’: Nicole Kidman and Liev Scheiber’s Steamy Window Sex Scene is All About “Keeping Secrets”
- 'The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives' Star Demi Engemann Says Her Husband Was Married To This 'RHOSLC' Star: "Utah Is Very Small"
- ‘The Perfect Couple’ Episode 2 Recap: “She Would Never Do That”
- Stream It Or Skip It: 'The Perfect Couple' On Netflix, Where A Murder Disrupts A Lavish Wedding Weekend On Nantucket
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‘The Perfect Couple’ Episode 3 Recap: “The Perfect Family”
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack’ on Netflix, A Detailed Retelling of the Al Qaeda-Affiliated Airplane Hijacking From the '90s
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Stream It Or Skip It: 'Selling Sunset' Season 8 on Netflix Blurs The Line Between Onscreen and Real-Life Drama More Than Ever
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Caught In The Web: The Murders Behind Zona Divas’ on Netflix, A Docuseries Exploring The Sexual Exploitation And Killings Of Women In Mexico
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Boy and the Heron’ on HBO Max, Hayao Miyazaki's New Masterpiece of Heart and Vision
