We're seeing double with Twinless and triple with The Threesome. Can The Paper cement itself as more than just a spinoff of The Office?
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A pair of adaptations is up for review this week, both with all star casts: The Roses and The Thursday Murder Club.
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Brian Volk-Weiss is here to chat about The Toys that Made Us as a form of business school, the future of the NacelleVerse, and of course Star Trek.
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Peacemaker is back but trying to break our multiversal brains. Alien: Earth already has us worried about an action overload.
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A jam packed week (for better and for mostly worse) with the animated epic Ne Zha 2, the Margaret Qualley led Honey Don't, Ron Howard's the trouble in paradise catastrophe - Eden, the crime thriller Eenie Meanie, and finally the brilliant and heartfelt Long Story Short.
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We're diving into all things Xenomorph and all things synthetics / hybrids / cyborgs with Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth and trying to map where it will fit in the greater lore.
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Bob Odenkirk continues his action streak with the entertaining (but slightly mindless) Nobody 2. Americana proves to be a bigger mess than it's worth. Halsey gives a strong performance but it's not enough to save the film.
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Was Weapons hurt by the Barbarian hype? We're delighted Platonic is back but we're wondering how much gas it has left in the tank.
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The Jason Momoa led Chief of War is off to a slow start and while we support what the show is setting out to achieve we have to wonder should Jason be in a supporting role instead?
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Not kidding when we say Zach Cregger's Weapons made us not sleep for a week. Sketch is a cute and wholesome tale tackling shockingly deep emotions.
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Our own first family reunites to discuss The Fantastic Four: First Steps, space birth, and galactic sized enemy problems.
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The Naked Gun is a brilliantly stupid (in the best way possible) time at the movies that has the highest bit rate of any film we've seen in a long time. The Bad Guys 2 manages to tighten up from the original film, though we still have endless questions about the rules of their universe.
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps is a love letter to comic books. Vibrant and heartfelt, you’ll love the First Family of Marvel but can they live up to the threat of a galactic scaled adventure?
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Who is Smurfs for and more importantly why did Rihanna bother to throw her cache behind it?
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James Gunn knew to invest a whole Superman film on Krypto. We're ready for the Jurassic World franchise to take an extinction level break.
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Superman is a good movie elevated by great (and unfortunately relevant) release timing. James Gunn brings his signature humor while trying to balance the most earnest of heroes.
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Marvel's Ironheart has us wondering what it means for the future of some of the MCU's most anticipated characters. 28 Years Later left us with a bevy of logic flaws. M3GAN 2.0 shines in its most absurd moments.
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A packed to the gills week with four action films: Jurassic World Rebirth, F1 the Movie, The Old Guard 2, and Heads of State.
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Both M3GAN 2.0 and 28 Years Later are surprisingly light on the horror. Marvel's Ironheart might be bumpy but is going to be mandatory viewing.
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We're not sure Elio is quite out of this world but it's still worth a watch. Materialists has us accounting for our own taste. The Life of Chuck is best experienced without expectations. Echo Valley has us baffled.
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