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Primal Season 3, Episode 4 Review: The first proper cliffhanger of the season, “Prey for the Wicked” is an emotional and fun episode.
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A reimagining of a PlayStation classic that prioritizes new players.
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“The Squire” is the strongest episode yet of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ first season, further developing the sweet big brother/little brother bond between Dunk and Egg and then blowing up their brief interlude of serenity with a huge revelation.
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In the Blink of an Eye review: A wannabe sci-fi epic that never comes to life.
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Josephine Review: Sundance 2026’s most buzzed about film is a stunning drama about an eight-year-old witnessing a violent crime.
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The Only Living Pickpocket in New York review: John Turturro keeps a dying criminal profession alive.
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Iron Lung Review: YouTuber Markiplier adapts the 2022 horror game.
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Union County review: A sobering and authentic snapshot of addiction recovery.
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The Pitt Season 2 delivers another winning blend of humor, character drama, and slowly mounting unease in Episode 4.
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The Weight review: Ethan Hawke puts the pedal to the metal in a 1930s Ford.
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Starfleet Academy Episode 4 Review: The story of what happened to the Klingons is finally revealed.
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A mountain climbing game that's both challenging and rewarding.
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Review: This batch of Bridgerton episodes is a bit dulled by the departure of many notable cast members and an all-to-familiar central plot. But sumptuous scenery, costuming, and drama are still present even if much of the intrigue is not.
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The Moment review: Charli XCX is subsumed by her own success in her pseudo-mockumentary.
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Review: Shelter is a gritty, grounded addition to Jason Statham's action movie pantheon, but its paint-by-numbers script fails to elevate.
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Review: Fallout Season 2, Episode 7 puts in the work to connect this year’s many disparate threads and mysteries, but it’s still the lull before the storm.
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Wonder Man is a smaller, low-stakes MCU adventure that thrives on the strength of Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley’s performances. Read our full, spoiler-y review of the series.
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Review: The Wrecking Crew could have/should have been more, but the fun chemistry between Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista does the heavy lifting.