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Netflix just got all 3 seasons of this canceled cult comedy with Adam Scott, Paul Rudd and a shocking number of Hollywood stars (opens the original)
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When “Party Down” premiered on Starz in 2009, the premium cable channel was even more obscure than it is today, and in retrospect, the sitcom about the amusingly pathetic lives of Los Angeles cater-waiters probably never stood a chance at finding a wide audience. I don’t think I’d ever watched anything on Starz before checking out “Party Down,” which I was interested in primarily thanks to its association with “Veronica Mars” creator Rob Thomas. It’s a minor miracle that “Party Down” lasted for
'Heart of the Beast' review: I wanted to love Brad Pitt's new survival thriller. Then it got really cheesy (opens the original)
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I’m not a dog person, but I understand the reluctance of some animal lovers to watch a movie with a pet in peril, and clearly the filmmakers behind “Heart of the Beast” do, too. They know their audience, and they make sure to open the movie with a flash-forward featuring military-trained German Shepherd Odin emerging from the Alaskan wilderness to encounter a friendly driver (Anna Lambe). Thus, when the story flashes back to a week earlier and Odin and his owner, James Belmont (Brad Pitt), face
All 5 Rambo movies are now streaming for free on Tubi — but the haunting first installment is the only one worth watching (opens the original)
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For years, I figured I had a good enough understanding of the Rambo movies based on the Rambo parody from “Weird Al” Yankovic’s “UHF,” and I probably didn’t want to bother seeing the movies themselves. Even though I grew up on the action movies of Sylvester Stallone’s contemporaries (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dolph Lundgren, Jean-Claude Van Damme), I always passed by his Rambo movies in the video store in favor of something else. They seemed too cartoonish even by my admittedly low adolescent stand
'Dark Matter' season 2 review: The multiverse drama gets more ambitious in its second season (opens the original)
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As much as I enjoyed the first season of “Dark Matter” on Apple TV, it seemed to me that the sci-fi series was just reaching the true potential of its premise at the end of the season. So I was excited to see that even though the show is based on a book that was completely adapted in the first season, it was still set to continue, with the possibility of expanding the world — or worlds — of author Blake Crouch’s source novel. The second season of “Dark Matter” isn’t quite the freewheeling journe
'Mutiny' review: I wanted to love Jason Statham's new action thriller but it fails him (opens the original)
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Jason Statham is a remarkably reliable and consistent action star, but he has to do more than just show up for a movie to be successful. Filmmakers need to know how to utilize Statham to his greatest potential, or at least how to get out of his way to let him do what he does best. I may not have loved Statham’s previous 2026 action movie, “Shelter,” but director Ric Roman Waugh understood exactly how to work with Statham, providing him with the right mix of action set pieces and moments of downt
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