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Fountain of Youth

John Krasinski and Natalie Portman lead Guy Ritchie's old-school adventure flick.

The Return

Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche star in this gritty retelling of Odysseus' return home from war.

A Minecraft Movie

Now you can lose your mind at the chicken jockey thing at home.

Tucci in Italy

Ever wanted to hang out with Stanley Tucci in Italy trying the country's best cuisine?

Top 10 in Australia

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Nine Perfect Strangers: Season 2

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42%

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Poker Face: Season 2

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90%

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More funny weird than funny ha-ha

To suck it up and obey, or rebel and risk annihilation? This is the show’s primary source of tension, giving it an interesting and... More

To suck it up and obey, or rebel and risk annihilation? This is the show’s primary source of tension, giving it an interesting and unusual dynamic. Intensifying things is Murderbot’s white-hot hatred of humans, in a show that’s more funny weird than funny ha-ha. Full article

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To suck it up and obey, or rebel and risk annihilation? This is the show’s primary source of tension, giving it an interesting and unusual dynamic. Intensifying things is Murderbot’s white-hot hatred of humans, in a show that’s more funny weird than funny ha-ha. Full article

Luke Buckmaster

Hilarious

Benito Skinner’s hilarious new sitcom Overcompensating has a very cute to-thine-self-be-true message, conveyed through biting cynicism, laugh-out-loud social observations, and characters who you’ll fall... More

Benito Skinner’s hilarious new sitcom Overcompensating has a very cute to-thine-self-be-true message, conveyed through biting cynicism, laugh-out-loud social observations, and characters who you’ll fall in love with against your best interest.

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Benito Skinner’s hilarious new sitcom Overcompensating has a very cute to-thine-self-be-true message, conveyed through biting cynicism, laugh-out-loud social observations, and characters who you’ll fall in love with against your best interest.

Eliza Janssen

Hits harder

Some episodes play more for laughs than others in Rian Johnson’s guest-star-heavy ‘howcatchem’. Tapping into Natasha Lyonne’s great range, Poker Face often adds a... More

Some episodes play more for laughs than others in Rian Johnson’s guest-star-heavy ‘howcatchem’. Tapping into Natasha Lyonne’s great range, Poker Face often adds a layer of emotional impact to each death that hits harder than standard murder-of-the-week fare. Full article

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Some episodes play more for laughs than others in Rian Johnson’s guest-star-heavy ‘howcatchem’. Tapping into Natasha Lyonne’s great range, Poker Face often adds a layer of emotional impact to each death that hits harder than standard murder-of-the-week fare. Full article

Steve Newall

A Gallic The Bear

A mad delight, a Gallic The Bear, if they traded its bickering “cousins” and Italian beef sandwiches for blackmail, orgies, Empire waist dresses with... More

A mad delight, a Gallic The Bear, if they traded its bickering “cousins” and Italian beef sandwiches for blackmail, orgies, Empire waist dresses with a militant attitude towards cleavage, and endless vol-au-vents. Full article

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A mad delight, a Gallic The Bear, if they traded its bickering “cousins” and Italian beef sandwiches for blackmail, orgies, Empire waist dresses with a militant attitude towards cleavage, and endless vol-au-vents. Full article

Clarisse Loughrey

Beguilingly intimate

One of Luca Guadagnino’s most beguilingly intimate works to date—an imperfect, arresting voyage into discomfort and euphoria. Read full article

Rory Doherty

Visceral and ugly

About as unfiltered of a battlefield experience as you'll get. Garland and Mendoza compact the visceral and ugly nature of combat so tightly, it... More

About as unfiltered of a battlefield experience as you'll get. Garland and Mendoza compact the visceral and ugly nature of combat so tightly, it could very well change your perspective on modern war films.

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About as unfiltered of a battlefield experience as you'll get. Garland and Mendoza compact the visceral and ugly nature of combat so tightly, it could very well change your perspective on modern war films.