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Netflix has made a bunch of young stars in its own streaming orbit. Can Jenna Ortega blast out of it?
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The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat gives its strong cast almost no breathing room. The result feels like a rushed summary of a detailed novel.
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Why is Sandler's shambling comedy style so strong in 2024?
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Could it have anything do with his cameos in movies like Deadpool & Wolverine?
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No amount of Chuck Norris memes can save you from this low-budget nightmare.
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J-Lo made an album and two movies, partially about her reunion with Ben Affleck. Then she filed for divorce.
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Chuck Klosterman's first novel hits Netflix with the energized adaptation Downtown Owl, but is it eventful enough for a full 90 minutes?
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They're among the worst movies he's made, yet there's something timeless about the appeal of watching Sandler, Spade, Rock, and James issue weak insults.
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Alien vs. Predator was regarded as a cheap cash-in, and maybe it was -- but in some ways, it's not so different from the new Alien: Romulus.
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Vince Vaughn has finally shaken off all those bad comedies he was doing, and found a perfect TV role.
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Alan Ritchson looks more like Reacher, but even second-tier Cruise is pretty damn good.
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Her husband Ryan Reynolds may have secured his big franchise, but Lively's choices are more interestingly retro.
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Zack Snyder has built his brand on director's cuts. Are they enhancing his films, or just the sign of a filmmaker who can't stop brainstorming?
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is back on Netflix to show you how a box office flop helped inform the next decade of Guy Ritchie's career.
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If westerns are having a moment, S. Craig Zahler's horror-tinged oater from 2015 deserves a look.
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Someone is cutting off heads in Borneo, on the border of Indonesia and Malaysia. This cop is going to find out who it is (and if it's a ghost).
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If this were a theatrical release, maybe this decision would be a coin-flip.
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Trap solidifies Hartnett's decades-later comeback after taking a run at major stardom in the 2000s. Why him and why now?
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Dakota Johnson's Daddio hits streaming after grossing less than $1MM internationally during its short time in theaters.
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It turns out that Downey's post-Avengers phase only lasted for two movies.
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Why is Sandler's shambling comedy style so strong in 2024?
Could it have anything do with his cameos in movies like Deadpool & Wolverine?
No amount of Chuck Norris memes can save you from this low-budget nightmare.
J-Lo made an album and two movies, partially about her reunion with Ben Affleck. Then she filed for divorce.
Stream It Or Skip It
They're among the worst movies he's made, yet there's something timeless about the appeal of watching Sandler, Spade, Rock, and James issue weak insults.
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Vince Vaughn has finally shaken off all those bad comedies he was doing, and found a perfect TV role.
Alan Ritchson looks more like Reacher, but even second-tier Cruise is pretty damn good.
Her husband Ryan Reynolds may have secured his big franchise, but Lively's choices are more interestingly retro.
Zack Snyder has built his brand on director's cuts. Are they enhancing his films, or just the sign of a filmmaker who can't stop brainstorming?
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is back on Netflix to show you how a box office flop helped inform the next decade of Guy Ritchie's career.
If westerns are having a moment, S. Craig Zahler's horror-tinged oater from 2015 deserves a look.
Stream It Or Skip It
Stream It Or Skip It
Trap solidifies Hartnett's decades-later comeback after taking a run at major stardom in the 2000s. Why him and why now?
Dakota Johnson's Daddio hits streaming after grossing less than $1MM internationally during its short time in theaters.
It turns out that Downey's post-Avengers phase only lasted for two movies.
