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The biggest snubs and surprises among the 2026 Oscar nominations have been met with the usual boos and cheers from passionate film buffs who are rooting for their personal favorites of 2025. Awards season is one of the most happening…
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Liam Neeson has risen to be one of the most iconic action stars of the century, and one of his best films is about to change its free streaming homes.
Grand Theft Auto 6 should be the undisputed champion of 2026 releases, assuming the long-awaited game from Rockstar actually comes out this year. And while it’ll definitely sell incredibly well, there are already a couple of games that are setting…
Jason Momoa will appear in Supergirl as the supervillain, Lobo, which has been a dream for DC fans for years. James Gunn has launched a new DC Universe with Superman, and it’s unlikely there would be so much anticipation for…
Although Netflix’s Black Mirror has only released seven seasons so far, the sci-fi anthology series could easily last forever thanks to its unique setup. While Netflix’s Love, Death, and Robots is the streaming service’s most underrated sci-fi anthology show, there…
“There’s no room in our society for discrimination. None. I think it’s un-American.” In 2013, Robert Redford stood before a group of his fellow Utahns and urged them to lend their voices to an anti-discrimination proposal that would prevent gender…
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SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers from the Season 2 finale of “The Night Manager,” now streaming on Prime Video. Nearly a decade after it first premiered in 2016, “The Night Manager” has closed out its belated second season with…
Adam Clayton-Holland, David Duchovny, Jay Duplass and Cooper Raiff visited the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to unpack one of the festival’s most personal films.