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- Sep 23, 2026
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Keanu Reeves movies, ranked (opens the original)
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The period of peak Keanu saturation known as the Keannaissance may be behind us, but Keanu Reeves keeps on doing what he's done throughout his decades-long career — delivering understated, powerhouse performances at every turn. Sure, more than a few of the films on this list are, broadly speaking, not great. But even in the projects that represent the dregs of his filmography, Reeves never gives less than maximum commitment. He’s also incredibly prolific, regularly churning out multiple films a
Robert Pattinson's Primetime is the weirdest biopic of the year (opens the original)
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Robert Pattinson has been having a belter of a year. The Drama was a hit, cemented his and Zendaya’s status as rare, bankable movie stars, and introduced couples to the ultimate relationship-destroying party game. He was killer in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey; his line about “BEGGARS!” is still the movie's most quoted, and incessantly memed. And the most anticipated of the lot, Dune: Part Three, is still to come in December. It's simply his world, and we're just… well, you know. Even so: for
With Heartstopper Forever, TV's sweetest show finally grows up (opens the original)
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The following article contains minor spoilers for Heartstopper Forever. Early on in Heartstopper Forever, we're sent a strong signal that the final feature-length instalment of Netflix’s queer coming-of-age series will be decidedly more grown-up than the three seasons of television that preceded it. Teen boyfriends Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie (Joe Locke) race along a moonlit pier, giggling and screaming as young boys do. And then that care-free, quintessentially Heartstopper-esque image is sub
The best Korean movies, definitively ranked (opens the original)
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It would be stupid to generalise an entire country, but if there’s something South Korea excels at cinematically, it’s the thriller. In the best Korean movies, the details differ — maybe there’s a kidnapping, or a killer revenge plot, or what the hell, blood-thirsty zombies — but there’s a strand of shared DNA containing that finely-tuned balance of outrageous violence and pitch-black humour. It’s the kind of film that has seen the likes of Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook break out international
The Sly Stallone Biopic âI Play Rockyâ Trailer Is Hereâand It Looks Like a Knockout (opens the original)
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There are some tried and true tropes that Hollywood loves: an underdog story, a heartwarming biopic, movies about Hollywood. It feels criminal, then, that it took so long for the bigwigs to catch up to the fact that Rockyâthe quintessential sports film about the little guy who beat the oddsâhas its own underdog tale ripe for bringing to the screen. Enter I Play Rocky, upcoming the biographical drama from Peter Farrelly (of Green Book, Dumb and Dumber, and Thereâs Something About Mary fame)
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