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The forever-convoluted time travel drama leaves you understanding (more or less) what actually happened.

Without the incredible contributions of the legendary Ray Harryhausen, the glorious cinema of monsters would look very different.

We're all just incredibly lucky to bear witness to Brit Marling, the challenging creative force behind 'Another Earth' and 'The OA'.

Margot Robbie and screenwriter Christina Hodson will hopefully bring some of that 'Birds of Prey' energy to their Disney spinoff.

The second season of the Jordan Peele-produced reboot has even higher highs and lower lows than the first.

Why watch a redundant photorealistic remake when you can watch a charmingly irreverent recap video that's under five minutes?

Melanie will do anything to protect her regime, and that might be her downfall. Then again, her unsympathetic streak could save her.

From old Martin Scorsese to new Gina Prince-Bythewood, Netflix in July has something for everyone.

Both sides are bad, apparently, and Rose Byrne remains the only good thing.

"A true story that grounded an airline."

Liz Garbus' docuseries showcases what Michelle McNamara achieved while she was alive and the impact she's had since her death.

What we're watching: a behind the scenes featurette on the making of DreamWorks Animation's masterpiece: 'The Prince of Egypt.'

We dig beyond 'The Mandalorian' and Jeff Goldblum to uncover the streaming services' most magnificent gems.

Here's a video essay celebrating the bizarre imagination of 'Rango'.

The structure of the episode is obvious at times, but BMO remains uniquely delightful.

Let's break down exactly why dumb is so easy to love.

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