Sundance Review: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Places Rose Byrne in a Disturbing Nightmare
Numerous films, ranging from the classic melodrama Mildred Pierce to last year’s whimsical dramedy Nightbitch, have attempted to portray the distinctive challenges of motherhood, emphasizing the unique closeness of raising children. Mothers have traditionally shouldered the majority of the responsibility and blame for their children's behavior in society. In contrast, fatherhood is often viewed as more
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Netflix has shared a sneak peek clip from The Electric State featuring Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown.
In anticipation of its release on Netflix this March, a new clip has been unveiled for the Russo’s sci-fi adventure comedy The Electric State. The clip features Keats (Chris Pratt) and his robot companion Herman (voiced by Anthony Mackie) discussing the origins of their unexpected friendship with a curious Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown). Watch it below… THE […]
Take a look at the opening credits for the animated series Devil May Cry on Netflix.
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Sundance Review: Love, Brooklyn Explores a Gentle Romance in an Ambiguous Borough
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Into the Deep (2025) - Film Review
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The Top Films Currently Showing in Theaters
Searching for what to watch in theaters? Our weekly updated feature showcases our top picks for films now playing, including new releases and restored classics that are being properly showcased. Although we already offer detailed monthly recommendations for new releases and weekly suggestions for streaming, distributor schedules can differ, making this a comprehensive list to share the
Sundance Review: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Places Rose Byrne in a Disturbing Nightmare
Numerous films, ranging from the classic melodrama Mildred Pierce to last year’s whimsical dramedy Nightbitch, have attempted to portray the distinctive challenges of motherhood, emphasizing the unique closeness of raising children. Mothers have traditionally shouldered the majority of the responsibility and blame for their children's behavior in society. In contrast, fatherhood is often viewed as more