Bad Monkey Review: This Monkey Ain't Half Bad
With a stacked cast and a unique plot, it's no wonder that Apple TV+'s "Bad Monkey" is a must-watch.
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The Umbrella Academy Season 4 Review: Short And Sweet - To A Fault
After six years, "The Umbrella Academy" has been a whole lot of fun for fans, but the short final season doesn't do the characters justice. -
Borderlands Review: A Boring Slog Through The Wasteland
"Borderlands" could've been a fun video game movie, but sadly, it lacks the personality of its source material. -
Lines In Deadpool & Wolverine That Are More Important Than You Think
Deadpool loves a good one-liner, and some of his jokes have multiple layers to them. These lines from "Deadpool & Wolverine" all have a deeper meaning. -
Deadpool & Wolverine Review: A Solid MCU Entry, But It's No Juggernaut
While there may be a lack of plot in "Deadpool & Wolverine," many people will simply luxuriate in two-plus hours of the titular heroes doing their thing. -
Are Ryan Reynolds' Worst Movies Still Worth Watching?
He may be an A-list star, but Ryan Reynolds has been in several duds over the years. The question is: Are any of them actually worth watching? Here's our take. -
The Worst TV Plot Twists Of All Time
Some plot twists on television suck. These TV twist endings only turned the fanbase on the showrunners, and we've assembled a list of the all-time worst twists. -
6 Times Deadpool Was The Hero (And 7 He Was A Straight-Up Villain)
Deadpool is a fan-favorite Marvel character, but that doesn't mean he's always a good guy - in fact, sometimes he's a total baddie. -
The Ending Of The First Omen Explained
How does the ending of "The First Omen" line up with the plot of the original 1976 classic "The Omen," while forging its own path? We have the answers. -
TV Fan Theories That Turned Out To Be True
TV fans have been theorizing about their favorite shows around the watercooler for decades, and some actually happened to be accurate. -
Best Animated Movies Of 2024 So Far
With plenty of offerings from major studios, independent talent, and international companies, 2024 is turning out a bumper crop of great animated films. -
The Ending Of Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Explained
We've seen Godzilla and King Kong square off against each other, but how does their relationship evolve in "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire?" -
Apples Never Fall Review: Annette Bening Elevates Series, Yet Questions Remain
Though Peacock's limited series "Apples Never Fall" is gripping and will have you enthralled from the beginning, it may also leave you with questions. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Review - Rick & Michonne Shine In This Played-Out Apocalypse
Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) return in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," years after both characters departed the AMC zombie series. -
Dakota Johnson Reveals Why Madame Web's Powers Are Different From Other Marvel Heroes - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Dakota Johnson discusses Madame Web's powers and gives insight into her dynamic with her younger costars. -
The Ending Of Hazbin Hotel Season 1 Explained
"Hazbin Hotel" is full of zany characters and great songs - plus a big dose of sex, drugs, and violence. Here's what happens at the end of Season 1. -
Mr. And Mrs. Smith Review: Reinvented Spies, Insufferable Relationship
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine kick butt and make out in the Amazon Prime TV remake "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," but the show is less electrifying than its stars. -
The Beekeeper Review: The Buzz Isn't Great
Jason Statham floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee in David Ayer's otherwise horribly bland and rote new action film, "The Beekeeper." -
The 16 Best Friends Guest Stars, Ranked
There were many great guest starts on "Friends" over the years, but we've narrowed down the best of the best. Check out our picks. -
The Ending Of Disney's Wish Explained
"Wish" celebrates 100 years of Disney with a tale about a girl who wishes upon a star. It has a wholesome ending that delivers some important life lessons. -
The Ending Of Trolls Band Together Explained
"Trolls Band Together" is the third film in the "Trolls" franchise, and it opens up the world of Poppy and Branch considerably. Here's what the ending means. -
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Review - Score One For The Monsterverse
The new Apple TV+ Monsterverse series, "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters," is a fun time-hopping adventure with a likable, well-written cast of characters. -
Roles Will Ferrell Refused To Play
While Will Ferrell is famous for classic comedy films like "Elf," "Old School," and "Anchorman," there are a number of roles that he's passed on in his career. -
Whatever Happened To Sarah Michelle Gellar?
Sarah Michelle Gellar won our hearts as Buffy the Vampire Slayer back in the '90s, and she's been sporadically showing up on our screens ever since. -
The Ending Of The Burial Explained
In the legal drama "The Burial," the two parties bitterly trade blows in the courtroom as part of a David and Goliath corporate trial -- here's how it all ends. -
The Ending Of Lupin Part 3 Explained
The gentleman thief Assane Diop is back for another daring heist in "Lupin" Part 3. Here's how the ending of Part 3 plays out and what it all means. -
The Burial Review: This Courtroom Drama Showcases Jamie Foxx's Best
Amazon Prime's "The Burial," directed by Maggie Betts, features a powerhouse performance from Jamie Foxx as personal injury lawyer Willie Gary.
