Woody, Buzz and Jessie reunite to save their kid from the dangers of technology.
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[Rock Fist Way Up] Steven Spielberg believes. Because of course he does, right? The legendary director (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, E.T., War of the Worlds….Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?) wants the world to join him in that belief. Aliens are real and the government has known about them for […]
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A journey through the backrooms isn’t for the faint of heart!
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A piano turner turns to cracking safes to make himself proud.
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Boosters don’t boost morale.
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Star Wars is back with a beloved duo saving a sluggish fighter.
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A man makes a wish that turns into his worst nightmare.
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A trip for God to seek revenge.
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An octopus, a janitor and a drifter walk into an aquarium…
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A group of sheep pull the wool over the humans’ eyes!
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A fatal car crash sends investigators to uncover the real reason behind it.
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Shark infested waters face a doomed airplane crash.
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A witch in a hotel leads to some devastating dilemmas.
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[Solid Rock Fist Up] Lord and Miller strike again. Project Hail Mary is one of those “that movie”-type movies. It’s smart, funny, surprisingly emotional, and built around the radical idea that science itself can be cinematic. Director Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (the Spider-Verse movies, the Jump Street movies) take Andy Weir’s dense, problem-solving novel […]
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[Rating: Minor Rock Fist Down] This one stings. 2025 has been a pretty great year for horror. Unfortunately, this one fails to meet even the expectations set by the first flick. But that’s the way it goes, right? Some sequels know exactly what made the first movie work and get right to it. Then there […]
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