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Silence! There’s a New ‘Dune: Part Two’ Trailer
By
Siobhan Ball
and
The Mary Sue Staff
Dec 12th
Bust Out the Marmalade! ‘Paddington: The Musical’ Is on the Way
By
Beverly Jenkins
Dec 12th
Save the Date: ‘Saw XI’ Is Officially on the Way
By
Britt Hayes
Dec 12th
Millie Bobby Brown Battles a Dragon in Netflix’s ‘Damsel’
By
The Mary Sue Staff
and
Brooke Pollock
Dec 12th
Hayao Miyazaki Finally Gains No. 1 Status at the U.S. Box Office With ‘The Boy and the Heron’
By
Laura Pollacco
Dec 12th
‘The Iron Claw’s Powerful Performances Bring a True Tragedy to Life
By
Lauren Coates
Dec 12th
‘Oppenheimer’ Is Not on the Oscars Visual Effects Shortlist, and People Are Big Mad
By
Michael Dawson
Dec 12th
How ‘Leave The World Behind’ Pays Homage to Some Iconic Masters of Suspense
By
Beverly Jenkins
Dec 11th
Why Are Modern Movie Musicals Ashamed To Be Musicals?
By
Julia Delbel
Dec 11th
Matthew Modine Deserves More Praise for His Work in ‘Oppenheimer’
By
Rachel Leishman
Dec 11th
How Faithful Is ‘Leave the World Behind’ to the Novel and Its Ending?
By
Beverly Jenkins
Dec 11th
‘The Zone of Interest’ Is a Must-See Study of Evil
By
Julia Glassman
Dec 11th
Cillian Murphy Hating Talking About Acting Is Relatable
By
Rachel Leishman
Dec 11th
‘The Boy and the Heron’ Is a Visual Feast With a Deeply Personal Emotional Core
By
Lauren Coates
Dec 11th
Unpacking ‘The Boy and the Heron’s Ending
By
Kate Delany
Dec 11th
Cory Michael Smith Brings the Awkwardness to Life in ‘May December’
By
Rachel Leishman
Dec 10th
Sheryl Lee Ralph’s New Film Challenges the Image of a Person Living With AIDS
By
Laura Pollacco
Dec 10th
‘It’s a Wonderful Knife’ Offers Little Beyond a Clever Title
By
Chelsea Steiner
Dec 9th
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Parents Guide: Is ‘EEAAO’ Appropriate for Kids?
By
Julia Glassman
Dec 8th
‘Poor Things’ Ends on a Deliciously Complicated Note
By
Julia Glassman
Dec 8th
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