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‘Alita: Battle Angel’
Rosa Salazar shines as a not-quite-human heroine in this long-awaited manga adaptation produced by James Cameron.
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‘Isn’t It Romantic’
Every trope, twist, and trick of the genre is up for skewering in Todd Strauss-Schulson's laugh-a-minute comedy, but it's also got real heart.
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‘Miracle Workers’
Steve Buscemi is God, Daniel Radcliffe is great, and yet their high-concept comedy is unusually narrow-minded.
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‘Alita: Battle Angel’
Rosa Salazar shines as a not-quite-human heroine in this long-awaited manga adaptation produced by James Cameron.
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‘Isn’t It Romantic’
Every trope, twist, and trick of the genre is up for skewering in Todd Strauss-Schulson's laugh-a-minute comedy, but it's also got real heart.
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‘Happy Death Day 2U’
Rothe is still a final girl who knows exactly what she's doing, but Christopher Landon's confused sequel doesn't have any idea what it wants to be.
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‘Miracle Workers’
Steve Buscemi is God, Daniel Radcliffe is great, and yet their high-concept comedy is unusually narrow-minded.
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‘True Detective’
Nic Pizzolatto goes after big money in the second-to-last "True Detective," all but guaranteeing the conspiracy theories are real.
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‘The Walking Dead’
Jeffrey Dean Morgan gets the focus as "The Walking Dead" returns from hiatus.
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The Great Oscar Crafts Mutiny: The Inside Story of How the Academy Backed Down
The Academy seems to have a big fat bullseye on it this year. We look at the reasons why.
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Film
Bond 25 Release Date Delayed by Two Months to April 2020
James Bond will no longer be our Valentine.
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Awards
‘Vice’: Best Editing Oscar Frontrunner Hank Corwin ‘Riffed Like a Jazz Musician’ With Adam McKay
The go-to editor is nominated once again, but finding the flow was much harder than on "The Big Short."
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Awards
Oscars: Academy Agrees to Present All 24 Categories Live After Industry Outrage
The awards for Cinematography, Editing, Make-Up and Hairstyling, and Live Action Short will be presented during the ABC telecast.
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Television
Why 'Women in Film & TV' Panels Don't Actually Help Women Creators — Analysis
The most recent Television Critics Association press tour highlighted the downside of discussions that center on "women make things."
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Awards
'What If He Fell?' The Huge Risks of ‘Free Solo’ Mean Its Reward Could Be the Best Doc Oscar
Watching this gorgeous big-screen climbing feat is an E-ride for audiences -- but it was really hair-raising for the filmmakers, not to mention the climber himself.
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Film
Jia Zhangke Addresses Chinese Censorship Reports at Berlin Film Festival — Exclusive
The "Ash Is Purest White" director is no stranger to problems with Chinese censors, but it won't stop him from making movies there.
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Television
'Umbrella Academy': 2019's Best TV Soundtrack Owes Less Than You'd Think to Gerard Way
The executive producers and cast reveal what made the music of the show such a special experience.
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Film
J.J. Abrams Wraps 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Filming With Emotional Cast Photo
Oscar Isaac looks genuinely upset to say goodbye to his co-stars and Poe Dameron.
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Television
‘Proven Innocent’ Review: Fox's Legal Series Should Be Held in Contempt of Self-Respecting Courtroom Dramas
Rachelle Lefevre and Kelsey Grammer star in this clunky mess with woke intentions.
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Television
'Into the Badlands' Trailer: AMC Martial Arts Drama Finishes Off with a War
Daniel Wu and the rest of the cast return for one last eight-episode run to see who will emerge victorious.
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Film
Public Petition Urging Academy to Present All 24 Oscars Categories Soars Past 14,000 Signatures
"This has been seen as a slap in the face to filmmakers all across the globe," the petition says of the Academy's controversial decision.