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Backrooms captures the uncanny inhumanity of AI better than any movie about AI.

Things suck for everyone, especially the rulers, in the final trailer for House of the Dragon's third season.

Friday the 13th can be elevated, but its timeline needs to stay messy.

Taste is subjective, and all in all, that's what makes us unique. Things that everyone likes we might loath, while stuff we adore can be despised by the general public. Of course, there's nothing wrong with that, although there is a subset of movies ...

The cultural success (and impact) of the Harry Potter series can't be underestimated, making it only natural that studios would want to catch that lightning in a second bottle. However, a big part of Harry Potter's success comes down to luck,

You'd be forgiven for not knowing this, but Mexico isn't covered in yellow tint. This is a myth propagated by popular media, since they insist on using the filter when showing scenes happening within the country. The alleged reason is that it helps ...

Hollywood history is filled with actors who landed dream roles most performers would do anything to get, only to walk away at the worst possible moment. Of course, they might not have known at the time what they were missing, but the writing was on ...

Most of the time, audiences only see one version of the movie, the finished product. But for actors, the experience of making and seeing a film are two different things, especially considering how out of chronological order some scenes can be filmed ...

Some movie characters are clearly written as intelligent, resourceful, and highly capable, yet the plot around them often forces strange decisions, missed opportunities, or unnecessary mistakes just to keep the story moving. This creates an odd ...

Some movies end up being remembered less for what appears on screen and more for what happened while they were being made. Behind the scenes, certain productions are filled with chaos, improvisation, personality clashes, accidents, and creative risks ...