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Review: 'The Ritual' - Al Pacino Brings Gravitas to a Familiar Exorcism Tale

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THE RITUAL, starring Al Pacino and Dan Stevens, treads familiar ground in the exorcism genre, but it’s hard not to be entertained by Pacino reciting scripture to a demon. While the film doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it offers a few standout moments powered by strong performances and eerie atmosphere.

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Review: 'Predator: Killer of Killers' (Animated Movie)

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PREY director Dan Trachtenberg expands the Predator lore once again with PREDATOR: KILLER OF KILLERS, a Hulu original animated anthology film. Featuring three brutal and inventive stories, the film builds toward a climactic showdown against the galaxy’s most feared hunters. If you enjoyed PREY, this follow-up cranks up the intensity with even more blood-soaked action, including a stunning aerial dogfight between a WWII pilot and a Predator spacecraft.

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Review: 'Ballerina' - Ana de Armas Delivers Lethal Elegance in a Familiar but Fierce John Wick Spin-Off

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BALLERINA arrives as the latest brutal ballet from the world of John Wick, this time shifting focus to Ana de Armas as Eve Macarro—a vengeance-driven assassin-in-training whose rage-fueled mission cuts a bloody path through the shadows of the Ruska Roma. FROM THE WORLD OF JOHN WICK: BALLERINA doesn't reinvent the franchise formula; it delivers what Wick fans crave: relentless action, elegant violence, and a compelling new face of fury.

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'Andor' Season 2 Review: A Slow Burn That Ends with a Bang

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If you found Andor Season 1 methodically paced, prepare for an even slower crawl in Season 2. Structured in four chapters of three episodes each, the first half moves at a frustratingly deliberate pace, focusing on new political entanglements rather than jumping straight into action. But stick with it—the payoff in the final episodes is worth the wait, culminating in a finale that begs for a rewatch of ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY.

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'Warfare' Movie Review: One of the Best War Films This Decade

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Comparable to: Black Hawk Down

Alex Garland and former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza's WARFARE earns its place among the best war films, standing alongside BLACK HAWK DOWN. Unlike many movies that emphasize bravery or patriotism, this film feels raw and authentic. The characters' reactions are deeply human, capturing the true impact of combat in a way that sets it apart from others in the genre.​

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‘The Amateur’ Movie Review: Rami Malek Leads a Smart Spy Thriller

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THE AMATEUR is a brilliant thriller featuring an unlikely hero, Charlie Heller (Rami Malek), who never fires a shot or takes down the villains with his bare hands. The film is unpredictable, with surprises at every turn. While it requires suspending disbelief that a CIA cryptographer could take on dangerous terrorists, it's worth your attention and money.​

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Movie Review: 'Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip'

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ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, VERY BAD ROAD TRIP is a delightful family comedy premiering on Disney+. The film stars young actor Thom Nemer as Alexander, with Eva Longoria and Jesse Garcia portraying his parents. The cast also includes Cheech Marin, along with cameo appearances by Cristo Fernández from Ted Lasso and Harvey Guillén from What We Do In The Shadows.

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Review: 'Win or Lose' – Pixar's Bold Experiment in Storytelling

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Pixar Animation Studios ventures into new territory with its first original animated series, Win or Lose, now streaming on Disney+. This eight-episode series is unlike anything Pixar has produced before, and its unconventional storytelling approach may take time to resonate with audiences.

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