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The Netflix film starring Charlize Theron, who is being hunted by Taron Egerton, misses many opportunities to be much better than it is, despite Baltasar Kormákur’s talent for capturing natural scenery

In You and I Are Polar Opposites, the bubbly Miyu Suzuki and the unassuming Yusuke Tani become a couple and…

The story is an extreme simplification of its subject, but at least all the songs that should be there are included

No, there’s no risk that the series, which recently debuted on Prime Video, will become another cult classic

Based on the character from Jo Nesbø’s novels, the Netflix series delivers nine episodes packed with action and mystery.

It’s not a sequel to Brendan Fraser’s exotic adventures, but a story that effectively builds up its horror and unsettling elements

Tommy Wirkola, director of “Dead Snow” and “A Quiet Night of Violence,” has made a pointless film that would have worked better with more sharks (and with a title like “Henry: Blood Rain”…).

The Disney+ series focuses on the younger generations of women who challenge the patriarchal regime depicted in Margaret Atwood’s stories, portraying a future that now seems close at hand (and terrifying)

The visual richness is excellent, but the second installment of the video game adaptation crams in so many elements from 40 years of history that it starts to make little sense.

Blending horror and action, this ultra-violent Prime Video teen movie is a celebration of girl power and the toughest women in the world: classical ballet dancers