Luca Mehta
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- Aug 11, 2026
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This Sam Rockwell Crime-Comedy Found a New Home on Netflix (opens the original)
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Before the slop-ification of animated cinema and its need to cater to dwindling attention spans (I’m looking at you, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie), the children's film was more or less a gateway for kids to fall in love with the movies. For all its flaws, Minions & Monsters moderately succeeded at conveying that, though it was still a Minions sequel at the end of the day. Don’t our kids deserve more? Contrary to my bemoaning of the contemporary animated landscape, it’s in an incredible spot righ
Forget 'The Odyssey,' Matt Damon's Crime Thriller Sets New Netflix Record (opens the original)
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Massachusetts’ Matt Damon and Ben Affleck (or “Mattfleck”) are unequivocally the Bay State’s greatest cinematic export. Elbowing their way onto the screen by any means necessary, Affleck (who had an early role in an educational series called The Voyage of the Mimi) and Damon made their big-screen quasi-debut as extras in Phil Alden Robinson’s Field of Dreams. After becoming Kevin Smith regulars alongside writing and starring in Good Will Hunting, 1997 showed that Affleck and Damon had a taste fo
Netflix's Paranoid Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is the Perfect Weekend Watch (opens the original)
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Unfortunately, every civilization is built on “the blame game.” We’re barely an eighth of the way into Donald Trump’s second term, but his trademark brand of populism feels like it hit its apex decades ago. When millions of people are out of work, underpaid, and overall disgruntled, it’s easy for leaders—particularly those on the far-right—to redirect citizens’ anger towards a disenfranchised target: immigrants, racial minorities, anyone who isn’t cisgender and heterosexual. Why would people in
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