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Superman flies high on heart, hope, a stellar core trio and a smart story by @JamesGunn, but faces minor turbulence with rapid pacing and too many side characters. Overall, a promising DCU debut with room to grow. #Superman
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Godzilla Minus Zero: stunning visuals, thunderous sound, a terrifying King Ghidorah, and a shaky family drama. A worthy sequel. 8/10
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Don't let its gorgeous animation fool you. Wildwood is a surprisingly brutal fantasy epic with devastating emotional depth. Travis Knight delivers Laika's finest achievement and the best film of 2026.
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Clayface is a flawed but entertaining body horror thriller carried by Tom Rhys Harries. Better than Supergirl, but not quite the great film it hints at being. 6/10
@TheRochaSays
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Clayface has all the ingredients for greatness, but a predictable script holds it back. Still, Tom Rhys Harries’ magnetic lead performance keeps DC’s body-horror thriller from being a stick in the mud. #ClayfaceMovie
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Anime-inspired sequences and strong turns from Andrew Koji and Andrew Schulz give Street Fighter spark, but heavy exposition and abrupt forfeits keep it from truly connecting.
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I wanted to like #StreetFighterMovie more than I did. Andrew Koji is great, Roman Reigns is surprisingly menacing, and Andrew Schulz steals the movie. The wildly inconsistent tone and some bad performances make it difficult to enjoy even the fun parts.
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Terry Matalas’s writing turns a superhero story into a real examination of identity and humanity in #visionquest and features terrific Paul Bettany and James Spder performances.
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The Social Reckoning doesn't reach the heights of The Social Network, but Aaron Sorkin delivers his best directorial effort yet. Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White are exceptional in one of 2026's best films.
#socialreckoning
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#scrubS remains a medical marvel of a revival.
By leaning into Dr. Cox as the show's emotional core, giving interns more purpose, and maintaining impeccable tonal balance, Season 2 hits a different gear. @TheRochaSays
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Lanterns Season 1 asks what makes someone worthy of the ring, and its final four episodes answer with one of DC's most satisfying character arcs in years. Full review below.
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#Lanterns ends its first season by answering what makes John Stewart worthy of the ring.
Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler shine as John confronts fear, understands Hal’s legacy and ultimately chooses his own path as a Green Lantern.
My review: 9/10
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Digger suffers from tonal shifts and underwritten roles, but Tom Cruise’s fearless turn and Iñárritu’s sharp commentary on corporate greed carry the day. #digger
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Robert Pattinson, Merritt Wever and Skyler Gisondo are doing career-best work in #Primetime. The film around them doesn't always keep up, but these three make it worth watching. #movies
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Zach Cregger actually did it. Resident Evil (2026) is a tight, gruesome 90-minute survival horror ride. Austin Abrams is fantastic. The ending stumbles, but it’s easily the best film in the franchise.
Full review:
#ResidentEvilㅤ
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The Gentlemen Season 2 is darker, sharper and even better than its debut. Theo James thrives as Eddie embraces the criminal underworld. Kaya Scodelario remains terrific despite a storyline that doesn’t always serve Susie.
#thegentlemen
My review:
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Good news for the Bucs. They're still tied for 1st in the NFC South. @TampaBayTre @LedyardNFLDraft
Four episodes in, #Lanterns remains one of 2026’s best TV series. Episode 3 slows the mystery, but its exploration of John Stewart pays off. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre continue to excel, with their evolving partnership remaining the reason to watch.
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After years on the shelf, Coyote vs. ACME finally gets its day in court.
Wile E. Coyote has rarely been more endearing and the animation is fantastic. Unfortunately, a Looney Tunes movie that rarely makes you laugh is a tough case to win.
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Coyote vs. ACME understands Wile E. Coyote better than it understands comedy.
Gorgeous animation and surprising emotional depth give the film plenty of heart, but sluggish pacing and flat humor keep it from sticking the landing.
My review:
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