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Fatherhood follows Matt Longelin (Kevin Hart) as he raises his daughter on his own after his wife passes away giving birth. We watch Matt grieve over the loss of his wife while balancing all of his responsibilities as a single father. As if he doesn’t have enough weighing on him, Matt’s mother-in-law Marion (Alfre Woodard) …
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Take a journey into the unknown in Night Sky! The eight-episode series focuses on family and relationships but also reminds the viewers that something shocking is happening behind the scenes. If you could teleport, where would you go? Watch J.K. Simmons, Sissy Spacek, and Chai Hansen in this fantasy drama on Prime Video! Here’s the …
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What do you get when you combine 3 social outcasts each with musical talent and a dream to finally belong to something? A tell-tale story of exactly that premise. Metal Lords perfectly depicts high school outcasts who bring their dreams to life. Here’s the scoop on Metal Lords! Star-Studded Cast Metal Lords is your classic …
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Following the separation of Marc and Steven in the afterlife, Harrow awakens the Egyptian alligator and becomes her avatar. Their pact ensures that the world will become pure after consuming unworthy souls. Through intense fighting scenes on the streets of Cairo, a new superhero makes her appearance. Here’s the scoop on episode 6 of Moon …
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Moon Knight dives deeper into the psychological realm than any other Marvel story and notably provides the darkest moment in MCU history. Through the previous episodes, there is an emphasis on Steven’s perspective while Marc fades into the background. However, the fifth episode turns the page to the next chapter in discovering more about Marc …
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If you had told me earlier this year that even after seeing Scream, Jackass Forever, and The Batman (all movies I loved!) that Michael Bay’s latest would be the most fun of the year so far, I would have never believed you. And yet, here we are! If you have even a working knowledge of …
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It is an unfortunate truth: Hollywood has all but killed the romantic comedy in recent years. Even before Covid began ravaging our world and life as we know it was changed forever, Hollywood stopped producing the same movies that made so much money just a decade before. After Marry Me came out last month, The …
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Cheaper by the Dozen offers a fresh perspective based on the films from 2003 and 1950 with the same name. The modern-day breakfast lovers, Paul and Zoey Baker are on a mission to create a successful business revolving around a sweet and savory sauce. However, they quickly realize that handling their family of 12 while …
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When I first saw the trailer for Marry Me, the newest romantic comedy, starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson, my first thought was, “Is it 2009?” I truly don’t mean that to sound insulting. It’s just the days of the romantic comedy starring two big names seems so far behind us, even though just 10-15 …
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The Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild returns with the iconic mammals from the movie franchise. But this time, the colorful dinosaurs make their appearance – not all of them have good intentions. A certain Triceratops wants to rule the Dinosaur World, but his plan begins to fall through the cracks when his not-so-loyal Velociraptors …
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The only thing better than one Mahershala Ali is two. As if making up for the last several years, on behalf of Hollywood, when Ali has only been given supporting roles, Swan Song changes things up. Ali is given the opportunity to act in both a supporting role AND a leading role. How generous. Written …
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2021 has proven to be the year of the musical and it continues with tick, tick… BOOM! From Broadway adaptations like In the Heights and Dear Evan Hansen to original musicals like Vivo and Annette to whatever the hell Cinderella was, this year has been full of songs and dance. With only two months of …
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