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Robert Pattinson's Twilight Movies Get New Streaming Home At The Perfect Time - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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It's been 14 years since "The Twilight Saga" film series concluded, but fans continue to revisit the movies while younger viewers are climbing aboard the Twihard bandwagon. Though they were never critical favorites, these films managed to hit the spot with their demographic. They may not be for you, but they have a massive following and are generally unproblematic (which is something we can't say about the "Harry Potter" series anymore). My encounters with Twihards at several San Diego Comic-Con
5 Years Ago Today: A Legendary HBO Crime Series Returned With A Prequel Movie - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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By the time "The Many Saints of Newark" hit theaters on October 1, 2021, 14 years had passed since the series finale of David Chase's mob saga "The Sopranos" cut abruptly to black, breaking millions of minds and, possibly, more than a thousand televisions. Just when it looked like Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) was about to get his in the middle of Holsten's diner, plugged by a man in a Members Only jacket who, like Michael Corleone in "The Godfather," had gone to the restroom to retrieve a pla
Jack Nicholson And Meryl Streep Headlined This Must-See '80s Flop Based On A Beloved Book - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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William Kennedy's "Albany Cycle" of novels are set in and around the New York state capital during the Great Depression and, as such, drift through a good deal of human misery. But the third book in the series, "Ironweed," is a clinic in despair. Its narrative follows former baseball player Francis Phelan as he stumbles — half-drunkenly, half-nobly — through his old stomping grounds in search of his lover Helen Archer and maybe a semblance of peace. Francis' life essentially ended the day he dro
How To Watch Spider-Man: Brand New Day At Home - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has been 2026's box office champ ever since it swung onto the big screen in late July, and, by the end of its run, will rank somewhere among the top three highest-grossing theatrical hits of all time. Now, it's headed to digital and physical media, where it will likely break even more records. According to Fandango, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" will arrive on digital on October 6, 2026. And if you're a physical media fan, the film will hit 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD on Decem
TV Veteran Leif Erickson Appeared In A '70s Sci-Fi Series That We Don't Talk About Anymore - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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15 years before "The X-Files" premiered on Fox, there was "Project U.F.O." Created by "Dragnet" writer-producer-star Jack Webb and Harold Jack Bloom for NBC, the series follows two U.S. Air Force investigators who travel throughout the country looking into possible U.F.O. sightings. It's based on the real-life Project Blue Book study which ran from 1952 to 1969 and sought to verify whether or not these alleged alien visitors meant us harm. The study concluded that there was no hard evidence of U
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