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'Resident Evil' review: The games finally got the movie they deserved (opens the original)
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Review contains major spoilers for “Resident Evil” Few game-to-movie franchises had as rough of a track record as Capcom’s “Resident Evil.” The original film series ran from 2002-2016 for a total of six movies, helmed by Paul W.S. Anderson with Milla Jovovich as Alice, a character invented for the films. Critics never warmed to the series; the best-reviewed entry, series finale “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” capped out at a whopping 39% on Rotten Tomatoes. Zach Cregger’s “Resident Evil” (202
HBO Max’s ‘Harry Potter:' Faithful adaptation or nostalgia bait? (opens the original)
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Rarely are books ever translated to film perfectly, or in many cases, even well. The novel’s advantages — room for exhaustive detail, sprawling narratives spanning multiple installments and relatively low production costs — all clash with the unforgiving economics of a medium where every scene carries a steep price tag. As a result, things get cut, forgotten or downright changed once a book makes its way to the screen. Fans are left disheartened, feeling their favorite stories aren’t being given
"GTA 6"Netflix extended look proves the wait was worth it (opens the original)
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After years of waiting, Rockstar Games finally gave fans an official look at the steadily approaching “Grand Theft Auto VI.” The offering to appease what is nearly an indescribable player base debuted on Aug. 27 on Netflix, a 26-minute “Extended Look." The sneak peek started with what appears to be an early mission, dropping viewers right into the action with dual protagonists Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos in the midst of a botched pickup job. Everything seems to be going smoothly, if not a litt
Remembering Tim Curry: The roles that made him unforgettable (opens the original)
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Words crooned by the deliciously provocative Dr. Frank-N-Furter, played by the late Tim Curry, who passed away at the age of 80 on Aug. 25 at his home in Los Angeles. Over his expansive career of nearly 60 years, Curry rooted himself in the psyches of countless viewers across generations. Whether he was terrifying children as a shapeshifting clown or lending his voice to a slimy, sleazy manifestation of pollution and destruction, Curry had a rare gift: he could be genuinely menacing and complete
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