A star-studded female-led western pits two powerful matriarchs against each other in a clash of land, loyalty, and vengeance. Starring Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey.
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‘The Abandons’ Review: Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey Can’t Save This Uneven Western (Netflix)
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‘Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Review: Tom Cruise’s Last Stand for Cinema
A chaotic, emotional send-off in which the star throws everything — stunts, sweat, mythmaking — at the screen one last time in an attempt to save cinema.
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‘Oh. What. Fun.’ Review: Big Stars, Bigger Sweaters, Same Old Christmas Movie.
A Texas mom accidentally gets left behind during the family Christmas chaos and embarks on her own mini-adventure—while her star-studded family learns the hard way that nothing works without her. Streaming on Prime Video.
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‘Lali: Time to Step Up’ Review: The Making of an Artist in Full Control (Netflix)
A behind-the-scenes portrait of Argentine pop star Lali Espósito’s transformation as she crafts a new sound, a new image, and a new chapter in her career. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson Spirals, Hilariously
A misdelivered package sparks an unlikely friendship that quickly collapses into obsession, humiliation, and spectacularly awkward chaos. Starring Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd and Kate Mara.
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‘Splitsville’ Review: When Screwball Chaos Meets Modern Indie Anxiety
Two troubled couples cross paths with unexpected results in this unusual romantic comedy from the director of “The Climb.” Starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona, and Kyle Marvin.
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‘Kill the Jockey’ Review: Luis Ortega’s Surreal Descent Into the Underworld
An alcoholic jockey is locked away to clean up before the biggest race of his life. But when the plan implodes, he escapes into a world where he no longer recognizes others—or himself.
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‘Playing Gracie Darling’ Review: A Familiar Blend of Teen Mystery and Supernatural Horror
This Australian series mixes teen-mystery tropes with supernatural horror as a new disappearance forces a woman to confront the loss of her childhood friend decades earlier.
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‘The History of Sound’ Review: Echoes of a Fragile Romance (MUBI)
A tender, slow-burning love story shaped by silence, memory, and the songs that bring two men together. Starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor. Available on MUBI.
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‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ Review: A Portrait of Genius and Fragility (HBO Max)
A tender, emotionally attuned documentary that revisits the singer’s brief but incandescent life, exploring his turbulent inner world, complicated relationships, and extraordinary vocal gift through archival footage and intimate testimonies.



