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She Cries. She Rages. She Sings Harry Styles. Is Sandra Hüller the MVP of 2026?
‘Fatherland’ would be the German actor’s finest turn at any point — but it’s simply one more landmark in a truly banner Hüller year
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The Dream of the Nineties Animation Boom Is Alive in ‘Wildwood’
Latest stop-motion fantasy from Laika isn’t perfect — but it makes a strong case for why this artisanal animation studio matters
- Toon In
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Why a New Box Set and Podcast Will Change How You Think About Stanley Kubrick
‘The Complete Kubrick’ doesn’t just collect all of the filmmaker’s work in one impeccable package. It gives you an incredible peek at the man behind it all
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Watching ‘Clayface’ Is Like Eating Play-Doh
A classic shapeshifting Batman villain gets the body-horror treatment. You get the shaft
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It Was Butchered Beyond Belief. Now the Most Shocking 1970s Movie Returns as a Masterpiece
How Ken Russell’s The Devils was restored, rescued, and reclaimed as a brilliant take on sex, religion, and the politics of brainwashing
- Hell, Yes!
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How a 1972 Cocktail Party Gave Us the Best Documentary of the Year
Once Upon a Time in Harlem revisits a once-in-a-lifetime reunion of artists, musicians, and intellectuals who made history — and changed the world
- Harlem, Shuffled
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Jeremy Allen White and Mikey Madison on the Perils of Social Media
The Social Reckoning co-stars stop by the Rolling Stone Studio to discuss their new movie, playing real people, and their own ups and downs with life online
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You Know Rosalind Eleazar From ‘Slow Horses.’ She’ll Blow You Away in ‘Misty Green’
The British actor levels up as the messy title character of Chris Rock’s new movie. She talks about her audition gone wrong, Oscar buzz, and why she loves “difficult people” like Misty
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'VisionQuest' Is a Show Only a Bot Could Love
A paranoid android and his old sparring partner are back for more MCU business as usual. The software could use an upgrade
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'The Social Reckoning' Wants to Be 'All the Zuckerberg's Men'
What we get is a whistleblower drama, a Method-acting showcase, and a screwball comedy. Only one of them works
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