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Dominic West and Sienna Miller Battle It Out in HBO's Slick, Ruthless Drama 'War' | Review (opens the original)
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War, HBO's latest anthology series, takes place in the courtroom, with the first season focusing on a high-profile divorce. Like any great legal firm, a team of top talent has been assembled, with The Wire legend Dominic West and Oscar nominee Sienna Miller leading an ensemble cast in a story with as many twists and turns as you would hope. Can this first case whet appetites for more, or will it be thrown out by the judge? By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Alan Ritchson’s World War II Thriller Flop Finds Retribution on Netflix (opens the original)
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There are two types of war movies: those that try to capture the reality of conflict, and those that embrace the fantasy. For every hard-hitting Saving Private Ryan or All Quiet on the Western Front, there’s a Great Escape or Inglourious Basterds, which use real life as the basis for more crowd-pleasing entertainment. Made in 2024, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is firmly in the latter category. Directed by Guy Ritchie, and starring Henry Cavill alongside Alan Ritchson, the film is curren
Tom Cruise Might Finally Win That Oscar for 'Digger' | Review (opens the original)
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Just what exactly is Digger? That’s a complicated question, as Alejandro González Iñárritu’s highly-anticipated movie, to some extent, defies definition. The Best Director-winning art house icon teamed up with Mr. Blockbuster himself, Tom Cruise, to craft a movie that turns the star into an aging, pot-bellied oil baron who prances around his mansion in a ten-gallon hat, caring for his dying cat. It’s about as far from Ethan Hunt as you can get, and it's perhaps because of that fact that so many
52 Years Later, The Greatest Crime Drama's Final Line Still Officially Defines the Genre (opens the original)
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Over half a century after its release, Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather Part II remains in the conversation for one of the greatest films ever made. The Shakespearean rise of Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), playing in tandem with a flashback storyline focused on the beginnings of his father, Vito (Robert De Niro), is a cinematic symphony, with an ending that is as glorious today as it was at the time. Looking at the film retrospectively, Michael’s final line also came to define the gangster ge
'John Wick' Meets Agatha Christie in This 126-Minute Sleeper Action Hit (opens the original)
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If you think your morning commute seems perilous, spare a thought for Brad Pitt’s Ladybug in the 2022 action-comedy Bullet Train. Currently slicing its way up the Hulu charts, the movie takes the world of assassins and puts it on high-speed rails, as a colorful cast of familiar faces clash in the carriages in David Leitch’s inventive, hilarious adaptation of Kōtarō Isaka's 2010 novel. With kinetic action that evokes the John Wick franchise, and a multi-character mystery worthy of Agatha Christie
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