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Tribeca 2021 Review: 'Werewolves Within' is on the case By Matt Donato Josh Ruben's 'Werewolves Within' is a frigid interpretation of Ubisoft's game about deception, survival, and convincing others you're not a werewolf.
What's New on Disney+ in July 2021 By Emily Price Disney+ is also adding a slew of new library titles in July including Age Age: the Meltdown, Walking With Dinosaurs, The Sandlot, and Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted.
'Fatherhood' Review: Kevin Hart gets serious By Josh Spiegel Kevin Hart gets to stretch his acting chops with the emotionally weighty lead in "Fatherhood".
'Luca' Review: Pixar's best since 'Coco' By Josh Spiegel Pixar's 'Luca' re-establishes the studio as being a powerhouse of original storytelling with its wondrous new film.
‘Summer of Soul’ trailer is here to rock music fans By Michael Balderston “Summer of Soul,” set for a theatrical and Hulu release, chronicles the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.
'My Policeman' with Harry Styles — everything we know about the 1950s era movie coming to Amazon Prime By Nicholas Cannon Harry Styles plays a gay policeman hiding big secrets in the 1950s.
Tribeca 2021 Review: 'We Need To Do Something' is a traumatizing descent By Matt Donato Credit We Need To Do Something as one of those impossible to write about yet exciting festival discoveries that are so easy to spoil—so we remain vague.
'F9' Review: There's still gas left in the tank and family to spare By Matt Donato F9 worships at the altar of “family” beyond retcons, resurrections, and more schmaltzy Toretto flashbacks than a Hallmark reboot of the speedster episodic could muster.
'The Tomorrow War' on Amazon Prime – release date, cast interviews, plot, trailer and all about Chris Pratt’s sci-fi movie By Nicholas Cannon Chris Pratt gives the lowdown on The Tomorrow War, his new time-travel sci-fi movie...
