What Do We Know About the Tales of Dunk and Egg Adaptation?
When Game of Thrones ended in 2019, fans were worried that there would be a Westeros-sized hole in...
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The Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show’s Intimate and Thorny Portrait Is Still Curated
It’s okay to start watching a reality television series with a healthy skepticism about what...
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Euphoria Ending With Season Two Wouldn’t Be The Worst Thing In The World
It is March 25th, and to say that most of the main cast of HBO’s hit show Euphoria is busy would...
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What Changes Will the Second Season of “The Last of Us” Bring?
The first season of The Last of Us drew to a triumphant close with an American audience of 8.2...
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‘Don’t Try To Understand’ Is A Look At DMX Within All His Passion and Struggles In A Year Period
When you’re an artist, you walk the line of being phoned in or, sometimes, tragically taken...
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‘What Happened, Brittany Murphy’ Can’t Avoid Accommodating the Salaciousness It Covers
When any young, talented, vibrant person passes away, it’s human nature to wonder why. The...
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‘In The Heights’ Review: A Vibrant Adaptation of the Stage Play Infused With the Pursuit of Dreams and Summer Heat
In 2010, I went to go see the Broadway version of In The Heights by Lin-Manuel Miranda in New York...
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‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It’ Contains Scares You Know and Combines the Supernatural and Legal Worlds
2013’s The Conjuring and 2016’s The Conjuring 2 transported audiences into the case...
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‘Mortal Kombat’ Gives Fans of the Franchise Much To Cheer For, But Struggles Beyond That
The 1995 live-action adaptation of Mortal Kombat has been considered the holy grail of video game...
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‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’ Understands What Brought You To the Dance and Delivers Good Ol’ Knockout Fun
Since 2014’s Godzilla and 2017’s Kong: Skull Island, the main payoff to Warner...
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Zack Snyder’s Justice League Fulfills the Glory of Showing DC’s Mightiest Heroes Together On Screen
In 1977, director Richard Donner set out to shoot Superman I and II back to back. However, when...
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