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Truth & Movies: Cronin’s The Mummy, Petzold’s Miroirs No. 3, and Mascaro’s The Blue Trail
Gods of Egypt: The Mythic Flop That Almost Ended a Director’s Hollywood Run
The Mummy Ending Falls Short for One Clear Reason
Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount exit looms as The Madison confirms his TV dominance and signals a move to NBCUniversal
Critics Dismiss Mark Wahlberg’s 2026 World Cup Comedy as a Flop
Magic Kingdom Tickets for Four Near $1,000 on 2027 Peak Dates
Steam Freebie Alert: A Roguelite Dungeon Crawler Is Yours for 48 Hours
A24’s Elden Ring Film Assembles a Star-Studded Cast, Hinting at an Original Take
A Lost Western Dream: Eastwood and Wayne’s Unmade Team-Up
Broken Lizard Reunites for Super Troopers 3 in New Trailer
For All Mankind: Season 5 Teases Bigger Missions Beyond Titan
Eddie Murphy Honored with AFI Life Achievement Award in Star-Studded Gala
Nadia Farès, French Actress Known for The Crimson Rivers, Dies at 57
Chuck Norris Draws Parallels Between His Films and John Wayne’s — And He Has a Point
Diamanti review: a lush, self-aware melodrama about seamstresses and female camaraderie
Wahlberg’s 2026 World Cup Comedy Balls Up Draws Mixed Reviews
25 Landmark Animated Films That Shaped the Medium, Ranked
Taylor Frankie Paul Opens Up About the Hard Parts of Healing After Charges Were Dropped
Euphoria Season 3 Goes Western, Filmed on 65mm Stock
French Screen Icon Nathalie Baye Dies at 77, Star of Day for Night and Catch Me If You Can
Kidman Recounts Learning of Her Mother’s Death Ahead of Babygirl’s Venice Triumph
Lorne Michaels Under a Gentle Spotlight: Morgan Neville’s Light Touch in a New Documentary
Around the Clock Cinema: A 24-Hour Experiment in Public Viewing
David Lowery Reimagines Mother Mary as a Ghostly Pop Star in a Two-Hander
Box Office: Cronin’s The Mummy Opens With $5.2 Million as Mario Galaxy Maintains Lead
Charlize Theron: AI May Do Timothée Chalamet’s Job, But It Won’t Replace Ballet or Opera
Crowe Keeps Rotten Tomatoes Streak Alive With Beast, His New R-Rated Thriller
Rebecca Miller Draws Martin Scorsese Out, Then Covid Gives Him Time — Inside the Mr. Scorsese Documentary
Cannes 2026: Sidebars Unveil Rich Lineups
David Harbour Cast in John Rambo Origin Film With Noah Centineo
Jaunt Trailer Unveiled: California Road‑Trip Romance Set for Digital Release on April 21
Stiller Reflects on the Meet the Parents Sequels, Teases a New Focker-In-Law With Ariana Grande
QVC Group Enters Chapter 11 as It Shifts Focus to Social Shopping
Outlander: Starz’s Eight-Season Fantasy Saga Remains a Landmark Twelve Years On
David Harbour Steps Into Major Trautman in John Rambo Origin Tale
Shaping Time on Screen: Kurt Walker’s Edit of Sophy Romvari’s Blue Heron
The Pitt’s Season 2 Finale Delivers a Karaoke Moment Fans Will Remember
Thrash on Netflix Delivers a Raimi‑Inspired Shark Rampage
Smiling Friends: HBO Max’s Surreal 3‑Part Comedy You Can Binge This Weekend
Chris Evans Addresses Steve Rogers’ Return in Avengers: Doomsday at CinemaCon
Ebertfest’s Final Edition Promises a Living Legacy, Not an End
Six Shelved Battlestar Galactica Revivals That Never Reached Air
Toy Story 5: CinemaCon Footage Sets Woody and Buzz in a Save-the-Toys Showdown
The Boys Season 5 Rewrites the Ending With a Game-Changing V1 Twist
Tribeca Festival Unveils Its 25th Anniversary Lineup, Featuring 103 World Premieres
Newsom Takes Aim at Hegseth After Pulp Fiction Quip At Pentagon Ceremony
Three Netflix Gems to Stream This Weekend
Carrie Preston Delivers a Career-Defining Elsbeth Turn in CBS’s Procedural
Whitaker’s ID Badge Ends Up With Digby in The Pitt Season 2 Finale
Cronin’s The Mummy: Rumors, Grief, and a Bold Reimagining
Lorne Michaels: SNL U.K. Should Outwit and Outlaugh the U.S. Edition
Godzilla Minus Zero Teaser Screens Godzilla Before the Statue of Liberty at CinemaCon
Martin’s Winds of Winter Update Signals a Broader GoT Challenge
Tom Cruise Eyes a Competitive Oscar for Digger After Cinemacon Showcase
Karl Urban Delivers Johnny Cage Fire in Fresh Mortal Kombat II Footage Revealed at CinemaCon
Kanye West Delays Marseille Show as France weighs ban options
Channel 4 renews A Comedy Thing YouTube channel for year two with Pun Battle and fresh faces
Chuck Norris Gave the Nod to Jared Padalecki’s Walker Reboot, Padalecki Reveals
Rothman urges theaters to curb ads and sharpen the cinema experience
Cregger Unleashes a Hellbound Vision for Resident Evil at CinemaCon
Takashi Yamazaki Teases Grandgear: An English‑language Sci‑Fi Debut Slated for 2028
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse Finds Release Date, Unveils First Footage at CinemaCon
Crunchyroll’s Kaya-chan Isn’t Scary Emerges as 2026’s Standout Horror Series
CinemaCon Teases Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse as Miles Morales Enters a Final Chapter
Stranger Things: The Unresolved Fate of Dr. Owens
Supernatural Cameo Falls Short as The Rookie Delivers Its Weakest Episode This Season
Jim Jarmusch, The Silent Conductor of a Cinematic Soundtrack
Undertone review: a bold sonic premise that fails to land
Leslie Vernon Returns in a Fan‑Driven Revival: Behind the Mask II Reimagines the Classic
The Stranger review: Ozon stages Camus with cool, glossy restraint
Rom-Com Reckoning: Why You, Me & Tuscany Has Black Creatives Watching Box Office
Fuze review – a glossy London heist that never fully lands
Box Office Milestone: Mario Galaxy and Hail Mary Spark Biggest January–April Gains for 2026
Rooster’s Episode 6 Brings Back a Villain, Danielle Deadwyler and Phil Dunster Weigh In
Titanique on Broadway: A Campy, Crowd-Pleasing Parody Sails on Céline Dion’s Hits
Review: An Archival Portrait of Trump’s First Term
Mile End Kicks Review: Barbie Ferreira Plays a Twenty-Two-Year-Old Music Critic in an Indie-Rock Comedy
Colman Domingo Shines on SNL Debut, Even If Some Sketches Stall
A-Train’s Anime-Style Exit Shocks The Boys Season 5 Premiere
Star Trek’s Most Potent Weapons, Reimagined: A Top-10 Breakdown
Revisiting Sam Levinson’s Sundance Debut: What Another Happy Day Reveals About Euphoria
Rabbit Hole: A Kiefer Sutherland Spy Thriller That Deserved a Longer Run
Why the Hail Mary trailer made Rocky the movie’s real heart
Mario Galaxy Movie Review: a glossy spectacle that stumbles over its own name
James Cameron Tops CinemaCon 2026 Big Screen Honors
Bugonia Exits Peacock on April 26, 2026
Ride Along 3 Moves Forward With New Writer After a Ten-Year Wait
Ozon’s The Stranger reimagined as a cool, minimalist drama
WGA’s Four-Year Tentative Deal Boosts Healthcare and Signals the Path for Other Guilds
Nicolas Cage Returns in Lords of War Sequel, Set for 2027 Release
Blumhouse’s The Mummy Sets a New Runtime Benchmark for the Franchise
Ashley Barrett’s Mind Powers Unveiled in The Boys Season 5
Be Fri shelved: Inside Pixar’s rare cancellation and its aftershocks
Chuck Palahniuk on Fight Club: he loved the movie more than his book
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Surges Past $310 Million in Weekend Box Office Update
Family Ties in Three Acts: Jarmusch’s Tender Triptych
Christopher Abbott Navigates Stage, Netflix, and a Storied Career
Michaela Coel Reemerges with Two Lead Roles and a Fresh Creative Compass
Jenna Bush Hager Makes a Prada 2 Cameo, Melvin Drops a Today Spoiler
The Drama review rethinks a modern shotgun wedding with prickly wit
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Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount exit looms as The Madison confirms his TV dominance and signals a move to NBCUniversal

Taylor Sheridan’s decade-long relationship with Paramount is approaching a turning point, as reports place the writer-director at the helm of a broader shift to NBCUniversal by 2029. In the meantime, his…
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For All Mankind: Season 5 Teases Bigger Missions Beyond Titan

For All Mankind’s fifth season expands the frontier, signaling that Titan could be a springboard rather than the final destination for humanity’s solar‑system odyssey. With Mars now a firmly established base,…
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Cannes 2026: Sidebars Unveil Rich Lineups

The sidebars at Cannes 2026 are rolling out their programming, adding color to the festival after the Official Selection. Directors’ Fortnight, Critics’ Week and ACID each present a mix of debut…
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Box Office Milestone: Mario Galaxy and Hail Mary Spark Biggest January–April Gains for 2026

Illumination and Universal's The Super Mario Galaxy Movie dominated theaters in its second weekend, crossing the $300 million mark in North America and $600 million globally. In the U.S., the film…
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Directing Urchin: Harris Dickinson on crafting an adventurous debut

Harris Dickinson, best known for his acting work, steps into the director’s chair with his feature debut, Urchin, which he wrote and directed. The London-set drama centers on Mike, a drifting…
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Oscars: Conan O’Brien to Return as Host in 2026

On the heels of a critically acclaimed 2025 ceremony that attracted the highest ratings for an Oscars telecast in five years, executive producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan and producers Jeff…
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Truth & Movies: Cronin’s The Mummy, Petzold’s Miroirs No. 3, and Mascaro’s The Blue Trail
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Truth & Movies: Cronin’s The Mummy, Petzold’s Miroirs No. 3, and Mascaro’s The Blue Trail

This week on Truth & Movies, Little White Lies’ podcast, the conversation centers on Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, Christian Petzold’s Miroirs No. 3, and Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail.Host Leila Latif…
Gods of Egypt: The Mythic Flop That Almost Ended a Director’s Hollywood Run
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Gods of Egypt: The Mythic Flop That Almost Ended a Director’s Hollywood Run

Gerard Butler's muscular turn as a thunderous deity in Gods of Egypt became one of modern cinema's most infamous misfires. The 2016 fantasy project ignited debate over casting, spectacle, and ambition,…
The Mummy Ending Falls Short for One Clear Reason
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The Mummy Ending Falls Short for One Clear Reason

Spoilers ahead for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. The movie leans on brutal horror sequences while building a family tragedy around Katie. In the finale, Charlie offers himself as a conduit to…
Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount exit looms as The Madison confirms his TV dominance and signals a move to NBCUniversal
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Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount exit looms as The Madison confirms his TV dominance and signals a move to NBCUniversal

Taylor Sheridan’s decade-long relationship with Paramount is approaching a turning point, as reports place the writer-director at the helm of a broader shift to NBCUniversal by 2029. In the meantime, his…
Critics Dismiss Mark Wahlberg’s 2026 World Cup Comedy as a Flop
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Critics Dismiss Mark Wahlberg’s 2026 World Cup Comedy as a Flop

Mark Wahlberg’s 2025 slate left critics blasting him on multiple titles, with three high‑profile releases drawing sharp reviews and modest box office. He now bets on a different ride for 2026:…
Magic Kingdom Tickets for Four Near $1,000 on 2027 Peak Dates
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Magic Kingdom Tickets for Four Near $1,000 on 2027 Peak Dates

Disney World's Magic Kingdom is edging toward a $1,000 price tag for a family of four visiting on the park’s busiest days in 2027. On the peak dates, single-day tickets run…
Steam Freebie Alert: A Roguelite Dungeon Crawler Is Yours for 48 Hours
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Steam Freebie Alert: A Roguelite Dungeon Crawler Is Yours for 48 Hours

Limited-Time Freebie on Steam A popular roguelite dungeon-management game has gone free on Steam for a short window, letting players permanently add it to their library if they claim it before…
A24’s Elden Ring Film Assembles a Star-Studded Cast, Hinting at an Original Take
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A24’s Elden Ring Film Assembles a Star-Studded Cast, Hinting at an Original Take

Filmmaker Alex Garland is at the helm of A24’s Elden Ring adaptation, with production now underway in the United Kingdom. The Hollywood Reporter confirms a formidable ensemble is assembling around him,…
A Lost Western Dream: Eastwood and Wayne’s Unmade Team-Up
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A Lost Western Dream: Eastwood and Wayne’s Unmade Team-Up

In the annals of Western cinema, talk of a joint project pairing Clint Eastwood with John Wayne captured imaginations as a symbolic bridge between two eras. Plans for a film called…
Broken Lizard Reunites for Super Troopers 3 in New Trailer
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Broken Lizard Reunites for Super Troopers 3 in New Trailer

Trailer and release detailsThe first look at Super Troopers 3 has arrived, signaling the return of the cult‑favorite comedy. Look for the film in theaters on August 7.The Broken Lizard troupe—Jay…

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