The Breaking Bad Character You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign
We're breaking down the Breaking Bad characters to figure out the astrological sign with which they most closely align.
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Where Evil Dead Rise Fits In The Evil Dead Universe, According To Bruce Campbell - Exclusive
"Evil Dead Rise" executive producer Bruce Campbell explained where the film fits into the "Evil Dead" universe and how the new characters are similar to Ash.
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Adrien Brody Details His Villain Character In Ghosted And Working With Chris Evans And Ana De Armas - Exclusive Interview
Adrien Brody discussed his villain character in "Ghosted," working with Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, reuniting with Wes Anderson for "Asteroid City," and more.
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Beau Is Afraid's Nathan Lane On Making A Screwball Horror Movie, Only Murders In The Building, And More - Exclusive Interview
"Beau Is Afraid" star Nathan Lane discussed striking the right tone for the dark comedy-horror film, reuniting with his theater co-stars, and more.
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Spiral Review: Hurts So Good
"Spiral" has been positioned as a new beginning for the sputtering "Saw" franchise. Does it live up to its gory potential?
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Riders Of Justice Review: The Other Side Of Vengeance
Come to see "Riders of Justice" for the thrill of watching Mads Mikkelsen out for revenge -- but stay for the movie's unexpected depth.
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The Woman In The Window Review: Reflections Of Better Thrillers
At long last, "The Woman in the Window" has made its way to audiences. Was this Hitchcock-indebted thriller worth the wait?
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Dream Horse Review: Clichéd, But Extremely Charming
Despite how familiar this fact-based underdog story feels, it has an infectious likability.
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Peter Rabbit 2 - The Runaway Review: No Funny From This Bunny
Families deserve better than this, and there's nothing in this sequel that helps Peter Rabbit escape from Paddington's shadow.
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Army Of The Dead Review: Needs More Braaaaaaains
"Army of the Dead" has an interesting gimmick, but it takes more than that to make a great movie.
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The Dry Review: A Different Kind Of Noir
The film functions just fine as a procedural, but it's also much more.
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Cruella Review: The De Vil You Don't
Like a single-serve cupcake hidden beneath layers of frosting, "Cruella" is a sweet and enjoyable picture smothered by its overbearing presentation.
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A Quiet Place Part II Review: Enjoy The Silence
If you liked the first film, you'll like this; if you feel like the concept is getting old, you might want to just be content to fondly remember the original.
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Undine Review: Mermaids Need Love, Too
"Undine" begins with an unusual breakup -- and things only get stranger, and more steadily absorbing, from there.
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Awake Review: Tell Me I'm Dreaming
"Awake" is a post-apocalyptic thriller set in a world devastated by an unexpected supernatural event that has stopped mankind from being able to fall asleep.
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In The Heights Review: A Musical For A Vaccinated Summer
The industry couldn't have planned a better Hot Vax Summer tentpole if it tried.
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Censor Review: A Nasty Piece Of Work
Sometimes, you want a movie to take you to Hell. "Censor" is more than willing to be your guide.
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Luca Review: A Fairytale That Makes A Little Splash
Pixar's latest outing is part coming of age story, part mystical adventure. How does it stack up against the studio's best efforts?
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Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard Review: Bring In The Noise, Bring In The Junk
Salma Hayek, Samuel L. Jackson, and Ryan Reynolds are back together, but is this a sequel worth seeing?
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12 Mighty Orphans Review: One For The Ages
Yes, you've seen this sort of thing onscreen before. That doesn't mean it can't still be inspirational when it's done well.
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Fatherhood Review: One From The Hart
Kevin Hart's latest Netflix dramedy finds a way to wring fresh feeling out of a story we all know by now.
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F9 Review: Heaven Or NOS Vegas?
As the "Fast" franchise zooms into double digits, is it still performing at the high level fans expect -- or running on fumes?
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Lansky Review: Leave The Script, Take The Keitel
A film for mob movie junkies, "Lansky" is a deep cut. It shines a spotlight on a character they know, stars an actor they love, and hits all the familiar beats.
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The Ice Road Review: A Very Particular Set Of Wheels
Are Liam Neeson's action hero skills enough to keep this fairly familiar thriller from falling through the cracks?
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Zola Review: A Live-Action Twitter Thread
Nearly six years after the thread that changed Twitter, director Janicza Bravo has given Zola's story the big-screen treatment users were clamoring for.
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Black Widow Review: Hero Fatigue
Black Widow fans waited a long time for this character to get her own movie. Was it worth all the buildup?
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No Sudden Move Review: An Exhilarating Noir Throwback
Soderbergh is back in his comfort zone, and audiences reap the benefits with this supremely watchable crime caper.
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