Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe is a welcome return of the classic MTV knuckleheads who offer a rush of nostalgia to fans of the animated Mike Judge series
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Joseph Kosinski's new sci-fi film Spiderhead has some interesting ideas about the future of pharmaceuticals but doesn't quite flesh them out in this thin story
Good Luck to You Leo Grande might be advertised as a sexy dramedy, but it's not exactly as advertised -- still, it's a great Covid-era film and here's why
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After four films, there's no denying that Toy Story is a tried and true fan favorite franchise, but Lightyear is not up to speed with the rest of the films
Adam Sandler brings both his dramatic and comedic chops to bear in Hustle, an engaging new sports drama film that ranks alongside his very best work on screen
Jurassic World Dominion brings the gnashing action of two generations of dinosaur experts together, but is the film any good? Here's a look at our review
"Ms. Marvel" directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah discussed the MCU fandom, their inspirations for the Disney+ series, and more in an exclusive interview.
Marvel Comics writer and editor Stan Lee was beloved for his MCU cameos. But he appeared in more than that, so here are his best non-MCU movie cameos, ranked.
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As Kamala Khan's best friend, Nakia is sure to know all her secrets as Ms. Marvel and keep them dutifully. Let's take a look at the actor who plays her.
Although the first trailer seems to perfectly capture the fun, heartfelt tone of the original 2014 comics, some MCU fans are already divided over "Ms. Marvel."
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