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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Verity Review: Anne Hathaway’s 2026 Winning Streak Had to End Sometime | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Verity is a movie that makes a lot of noise about writing. The most important characters are authors. The MacGuffin pushing the plot into motion is a series of novels so compelling that its publisher is willing to pay a ghost writer half a million dollars to finish the lascivious twists and juicy turns; and the actual engine of it all is an unedited manuscript that comes with an author’s note all but entitled “How I Did It and Got Away Scott-Free.” So dear reader, it becomes an open question how
Digger Review: Tom Cruise Attempts Kubrickian Satire in Bold, Uneven Swing | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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If you’re of a certain age, it is easy to miss the Tom Cruise of yesteryear who defined his career by the daring risks he would take with auteurs as much those safe studio bets. Sure, he still made Maverick clones like Days of Thunder (Top Gun at Daytona) and Cocktail (Top Gun at TGI Fridays), but he also worked with Oliver Stone on Born on the Fourth of July, Paul Thomas Anderson in Magnolia, Neil Jordan via Interview with the Vampire, and of course Stanley Kubrick during the grueling 18-month
Club Kid Review: The Feel-Good A24 Gay Nightclub Movie You’ve Been Waiting For | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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There are few people who do not at some point want to be the life of the party. There are even fewer who want to be the final dregs hanging on after last call is announced, “Closing Time” played, and the lights flipped on. Peter, Jordan Firstman’s hard-living and self-styled party promoter, is well past both points in a debut feature that the actor also wrote and directed. During an absolutely delirious opening sequence set in 2016, Peter is seen dancing by himself, unaware when things need to w
Paper Tiger Review: Adam Driver and Miles Teller Lead Great American Film | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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For more than half a century, the vernacular around crime and cinema has changed. Many of the films and even television series that are responsible for this shift have a method to their madness. Whether it is the majestic gravity of the Corleone family or the shiny shoe slickness of Ray Liotta’s Henry Hill, these characters inhabit stories designed to reveal the seductive power of the criminal underworld that lures wayward souls to damnation. (Or, in some cases, the filmmakers just think Al Paci
Godzilla Minus Zero Review: Bigger, Grander, and Double the Kaiju | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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This article reconfirms who the second kaiju is in Godzilla Minus Zero, which neither we nor the filmmakers consider a spoiler. But just in case… here’s your warning. When Godzilla Minus One released three years ago, it was remarkable for a multitude of reasons. While there have been other great kaiju movies that took the Big G seriously, including the slyly satirical Shin Godzilla about a decade earlier, none before writer-director Takashi Yamazaki came along had ever made its central human cha
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