It’s fitting that Wes Anderson finally made a film about a newspaper. His films, much like publishing a paper, pull all sorts of surprising directions
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Taylor Swift Speaks to the Heartbroken With ‘All Too Well’ Short Film
Swifties everywhere have long been anticipating the re-release of Taylor Swift’s fourth studio album “Red” which originally came out in 2012. The new release of
A Guide to the Best Thanksgiving Episodes
The holiday season is officially underway. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, good television is definitely a must when one is too full to move.
If You Liked ‘The Crown’ You Need to Watch ‘Spencer’
“Spencer” offers a very compelling look at Princess Diana’s state of mind a few years before her death. Of course, as with any biopic, fiction
‘The Harder They Fall’: A Refreshing Revision of Westerns
Western films are notorious for violence, deserted landscapes, and….an all white cast. Luckily, Jeymes Samuel knew it was time for a new take on this
‘Army of Thieves’ Fleshes Out ‘Army of the Dead’ Universe by Ditching the Zombies
Just six months after the release of Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead,” Netflix delivers “Army of Thieves,” a prequel to the over-the-top zombie heist
The Long-Awaited Return of ‘Stranger Things’
The Fourth of July was forever changed when “Stranger Things” season three dropped on the holiday in 2019. Since then, fans have been waiting for
‘Ron’s Gone Wrong’ Is a Great Movie About Friendship in a Technological World
“Ron’s Gone Wrong” is a sweet children’s movie about a socially awkward boy and his malfunctioning robot. It’s a coming of age story that also
Netflix’s ‘An Astrological Guide for Broken Hearts’: A Must-Watch for Any Zodiac Lover
Astrology fans, look no further. “An Astrological Guide for Broken Hearts” on Netflix is the perfect watch for anyone who might be going through something
The Holiday Season Is Officially Arriving on Netflix This November
Now that Halloween is over, some have already begun to welcome the holiday season with open arms. Conversely, others are begging to at least wait
Edgar Wright Takes to Horror in ‘Last Night in Soho’
Director Edgar Wright’s new film, “Last Night in Soho,” has hit theaters, showing a new side of the director. Wright, known for “Shaun of the
‘The Other Two’ Came Back With a Hilarious Second Season
“The Other Two” is about two siblings Cary and Brooke Dubek (Drew Tarver and Heléne Yorke respectively), whose lives change when their younger brother Chase
‘Dune’ Delivers Breathtaking Visuals to the Big Screen
After being delayed a full year, director Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of “Dune” has finally hit theaters. The film, based on Frank Herbert’s landmark novel of
Han So-hee and Ahn Bo-hyun Star in Netflix’s New K-Drama ‘My Name’
If you have ever wondered how many stab wounds a person can endure, “My Name” is the perfect show for you. Fresh off the hype