Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga to Stream on Max on August 16
Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth star in Academy Award-winning mastermind George Miller’s iconic dystopian world.
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The Batman Returns to Theaters on August 28
Fans will be the first to see an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Penguin.
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The New Joker: Folie à Deux Trailer Has Arrived
Warner Bros. Pictures has shared the new trailer for Joker: Folie à Deux. The highly anticipated sequel will open in theaters on October 4, 2024. Joker: Folie à Deux has been rated R for some strong violence, language throughout, some sexuality, and brief full nudity. From acclaimed writer/director/producer Todd Phillips comes Joker: Folie À Deux,…
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New Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Trailer and Poster Hit
Warner Bros. Pictures has released the official trailer and poster for the new Beetlejuice Beetlejuice movie, which will open in theaters and IMAX on September 6, 2024, nationwide and internationally beginning September 4. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is rated PG-13 for violent content, macabre and bloody images, strong language, some suggestive material, and brief drug use. After…
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Max Summer 2024 Movie Watch List
Max has shared a curated list of films available to stream on the service in Summer 2024. Max is home to Warner Bros. Pictures films, classics and new favorites from A24, the Studio Ghibli library, and award-winning films spanning multiple genres. The platform is showcasing its vast film library with curated summer watch lists of…
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F1 First Look Featuring Brad Pitt
Warner Bros. Pictures has shared a first look at Brad Pitt in F1, which will be released in theaters in the summer of 2025. A sneak peek will be shown at the Formula 1 British Grand Pix on Sunday, July 7. From Apple Original Films, F1 stars Academy Award winner Brad Pitt as a former…
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The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim to Debut in December
New Line Cinema’s original anime feature The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim returns audiences to the epic world brought to life in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, based on the revered books by J.R.R. Tolkien. Under the direction of award-winning filmmaker Kenji Kamiyama (the Blade Runner: Black Lotus and Ghost…
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Trap Movie Reveals New Trailer and Poster
Warner Bros. Pictures has revealed the new trailer and poster for the Trap movie, which will open in theaters on August 2, 2024. The film was written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. In the film, featuring performances by Saleka Shyamalan, a father and teen daughter attend a pop concert and realize they’re at the…
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Dune: Part Two Review
DUNE: PART TWO SUMMARY: After the events of Dune: Part One, House Atreides has been wiped out and the Harkonnens have taken over Arrakis thanks to the treachery of the Emperor. Paul Atreides and his pregnant mother, Jessica, have taken refuge with the Fremen in the desert. While some, like Stilgar, believe that Paul is…
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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Review
AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM SUMMARY: Sometime after becoming King of Atlantis, Arthur Curry finds that the job is not everything it’s cracked up to be. There is mundane bureaucracy, endless meetings, and tedious mediation between bickering factions. Arthur must also deal with a council that not only wants to overrule him at every turn…
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Blue Beetle Review
Heartwarming and exciting but also overstuffed and tripping over its own feet, Blue Beetle is a frequently charming, frequently frustrating attempt to re-write (or at least re-aim) the classic superhero narrative and intermittently succeeding. When it does succeed it flies high, pulling in pieces from successful forebears like Spider-Man and Iron Man and spinning them…
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Barbie Movie Review
Barbie has come to signify many things. A friend. A foe. A token of feminism. The reinforcer of feminine ideals. For myself, she’s come to represent childhood innocence. The time I forced myself to grow up and leave behind such childish things. This fashion doll created by Ruth Handler has spent decades taking the world…
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The Flash Review
A couple of years after the events of Justice League, Barry Allen is starting to master his powers as The Flash. Unfortunately, not much else is going well for him. He feels like a fourth-rate member of the superhero team, he is not respected at his job as a forensic scientist, and his love life…
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Evil Dead Rise Review
Evil Dead has a strong legacy. With each installment to the franchise, fans get to see how the mythos build while also reveling in delightfully fiendish gore and effects. A decade has passed since the last Evil Dead film, a film I will defend until my dying day, and we now have Evil Dead Rise….
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Shazam! Fury of the Gods Review
Not long after the events of Shazam!, Billy Batson and his foster siblings are still trying to figure out the whole superhero thing… with mixed results. While they manage to save many lives, there’s plenty of collateral damage along the way. Billy does his best to lead his new superhero team, but he has his…
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Magic Mike’s Last Dance Review
Magic Mike’s Last Dance may be the worst film Steven Soderbergh has ever made. Which isn’t to say it is bad, Soderbergh may be incapable of making an out and out bad film even with some of his low budget experiments of the 2000s. But it is thoroughly mediocre in a way Soderbergh has never…
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Black Adam Review
Black Adam is cotton candy – it’s cloyingly sweet, disappears after a few seconds, and nothing that is full of sugar and chemicals can be good for you in the long run if you eat it constantly. This is another entry in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU, MCU, who can keep up these days), and…
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Don’t Worry Darling Review
Alice Chambers (Florence Pugh) is happily married to Jack Chambers (Harry Styles). Every day, she wakes up, sends Jack to work at the enigmatic Victory Project, cleans house, cooks Jack dinner, welcomes him home with a glass of liquor and a loving embrace, goes to bed, often after making passionate love, wakes up the next…
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Elvis Review: Austin Butler Is Elvis Presley
I saw Elvis Presley live in concert. It was March 1974, at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. I was four years old. I don’t remember it very well, but I do have flashes and images in my mind. I remember seeing my parents losing their minds, even though the stage, to my tiny four-year-old…
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The Batman Review
Matt Reeves’ The Batman is bold, operatic, and swings for the fences. It is huge in scope and goes as big as it needs to be to tell its story. This is not a subtle film, nor does it want to be. Reeves directs this film like it will be his one and only chance…
