Movies
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‘Clarissa’ Review: Sophie Okonedo Is Outstanding In Riveting Reimagining of Virginia Woolf’s ‘Mrs Dalloway’
Cannes 2026: The film, which also stars Ayo Edebiri, David Oyelowo, and many more, breathes new life into an old story
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‘Wuthering Heights’ Cinematographer Linus Sandgren on What Informed This New Version
“It was like, go all in on romanticism, use the nature with the emotions of the characters,” the Oscar winner tells TheWrap
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‘Gun-Che (Colony)’ Review: This Zombie Actioner Could Make a Great Video Game, But Is Instead a Disappointing Film
Cannes 2026: Despite some wincing sound and production design, Yeon Sang-ho fails to deliver the highs of his best zombie projects
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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week
From a 1983 favorite to a stoner comedy
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‘Gentle Monster’ Review: Léa Seydoux Ponders Moral Duties in Chilling, Emotional Drama
Cannes 2026: Seydoux plays a woman whose husband is arrested for a horrible crime
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‘In the Grey’ Review: Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill Star in ‘Generic Action Movie: The Movie’
Eiza González co-stars in a Guy Ritchie flick about cool people with no personalities doing cool things that don’t matter
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‘Obsession’ Ending Explained: Together Forever?
How do the wishes work and what happens to the central love birds at the end of Curry Barker’s “Obsession”?
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‘Propeller One-Way Night Coach’ Review: John Travolta’s Directorial Debut Is a Disaster
Cannes 2026: The actor has been a part of many classic movies, but his latest film is memorable only for its misfires
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Sam Raimi to Direct Ventriloquist Dummy Horror Movie ‘Magic’ at Lionsgate
The “Spider-Man” filmmaker will produce the project alongside “Weapons” producer Roy Lee
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‘John Lennon: The Last Interview’ Review: Steven Soderbergh Says All You Need Is Love… and AI
Cannes 2026: Soderbergh illustrates an intimate radio interview with the dizzying use of still photos, archival footage and a little help from his Meta friends
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‘Mortal Kombat II’ Star Tati Gabrielle Trained Her Whole Life to Play Jade on the Big Screen
“Jade was always my character I played as because she was the only one that looked like me,” the black belt in karate tells TheWrap of joining the video game adaptation sequel
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‘Wild’ Author Cheryl Strayed Mourns Death of Husband Brian Lindstrom: ‘We’re Utterly Bereft’
Strayed announced her husband had been diagnosed with a rare brain disorder in April
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‘Karma’ Review: Marion Cotillard Fights Her Way Out of Hell in Uneven Religious Cult Thriller
Cannes 2026: Guillaume Canet’s treatise on religious exploitation feels like a sermon we’ve heard one too many times
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‘Club Kid’ Review: Jordan Firstman’s Sincere Yet Vain Dramedy Radiates Queer Joy
Cannes 2026: This outing through New York City’s club scene is heartwarming where it counts














