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‘Wild Horse Nine’ to Hold 35mm Screenings at Alex Theatre in November
The refurbished Glendale arthouse is now selling tickets for the screenings on Nov. 5 and 12
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Ben Affleck Explains Why He Took Himself Out of the Running to Direct ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’
The actor says he doesn’t consider the move to be “some great self-sacrificing thing”
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‘Miami Vice ’85’ First Look: Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler Are Tubbs and Crockett
“F1” filmmaker Joseph Kosinski directs the new spin on the TV series
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Why Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Social Reckoning’ Flatlined at the Box Office | Analysis
Aaron Sorkin’s film grossed just $5.5 million on opening weekend, continuing a trend of audiences rejecting movies about our troubled times
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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week
From a romantic drama to a new heist movie
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‘Musk’ Director Alex Gibney Says Universal Wavered on Global Rollout After Trillionaire’s Legal Threats
“Were they concerned that in this political environment, a film about the world’s richest man was problematic? Maybe,” the filmmaker tells the New York Times
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The 3 Best New Movies to Watch on Hulu This Week
From a beloved dystopian franchise to a 2006 comfort comedy
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‘NAZA’ Crosses $500,000 at Indie Box Office Without a Distributor
The investigative doc into Israel’s attacks on Gaza expanded to 85 theaters in 30 cities
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‘Other Mommy’ Opens to $27.5 Million at Box Office Amid Poor Reviews
Sony’s “The Social Reckoning” opens to just $5.5 million while “Digger” and “Verity” fall 64% from their opening weekend totals
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‘Wildwood’ Review: Laika’s Fantasy Epic Is One of the Most Astonishing Animated Movies Ever Made
The stop-motion adventure, directed by Travis Knight, is so ambitious and intricate that it’s hard to even fathom
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The 3 Best New Movies to Watch on Paramount+ This Week
Including some of Mike Flanagan and Sam Raimi’s best horror films, plus a 2026 gem
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The 40 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now
We’ve got your streaming plans sorted
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‘Other Mommy,’ ‘Social Reckoning’ Struggle as Box Office Slows Down
Blumhouse’s horror film heads for $28 million opening but suffers a D+ CinemaScore grade while Sony’s “The Social Network” follow-up opens to just $6 million
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‘Ray Gunn’ Review: Brad Bird’s Dazzling Animated Noir Was Worth the Wait
London Film Festival 2026: The film, from Skydance Animation and Netflix, stars Sam Rockwell as a hardboiled detective in a futuristic city














