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Jake Gyllenhaal and Tatiana Maslany soar in this so-so biopic.

Season 3 of the acclaimed FX series is just as quirky and brilliant as the previous two seasons.

The feature film debut from fashion designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy is a hypnotic mess.

Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen are excellent in this tense, deeply affecting thriller.

HBO’s new series is light on AI theories, but has an exceptional cast and storyline to keep it chugging along.

It’s as if Jean-Luc Picard wrote it himself.

Hayao Miyazaki’s Oscar-winning animated classic is a delight on the big screen.

A must own for any fans of David Lynch.

This grim, post-apocalyptic thriller follows a familiar beat and then completely collapses in the third act.

David Lowery’s latest is one of the year’s very best films.

The world’s first film to be made entirely with oil painting is a visually stunning work of art.

AGFA gives Dusty Nelson’s directorial debut a nice Blu-ray upgrade.

A boy obsessed with vampires starts to act like one in this grim coming-of-age drama.

Jessica Chastain can’t even save this underwhelming World War II drama.

Dario Argento’s first feature film is given a lovely 4k transfer, and the set is filled with an incredible amount of extras.

This year’s con proved to be a better experience for pop-culture fans than the previous year.

The Oscar-winning film from Denmark celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new 2K digital restoration.

Sorbo also talks about playing an exaggerated version of himself in a movie and some of the future projects he has lined up.

The live-action adaptation of the Disney classic comes to Blu-ray with a lot of great special features.

David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike shine in this true story of a forbidden love.

Sam Elliott gives one of the best performances of his career.

Arnold Schwarzenegger trades in his guns and one-liners for a role that is unlike anything else he’s done in his career, but the movie lacks in telling an engaging story.

Federico Fellini’s fever dream exploration of Rome gets the Criterion Collection treatment, and it’s lovely.

Quirky characters are wasted in Thomas Vinterberg’s latest.

Although it recycles a lot from the previous films, Alien: Covenant is still a gorgeously shot, thrilling sci-fi feature.

Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur re-telling is flashy but dull.

This sequel to the 2014 smash hit is entertaining, but doesn’t quite live up to its predecessor.

Terence Hill takes over the Django role in this unofficial prequel.

Katherine Heigl plays a crazy ex-wife in this by-the-numbers thriller.

A documentary that is insightful, beautifully shot, and fun to watch.