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While the Super Bowl is no stranger to teasers for the major sequels of the year, one we didn’t expect to drop is the 2026 follow-up we’re most curious about. Consider our surprise when Netflix released the first one-minute teaser for David Fincher’s The Adventures of Cliff Booth, the Quentin Tarantino-scripted continuation of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood...


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Could a director be best-known for what’s hardly been seen in 30-plus years? Notwithstanding the superb, modernized Hamlet—itself in less-than-prime circulation until a forthcoming Janus Films rerelease—Michael Almereyda is often directly associated with his pitch-black 1994 vampire comedy Nadja. While help is no doubt provided by its association with David...


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Each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit streaming platforms in the United States. Check out this week’s selections below and past round-ups here.

Boys Go to Jupiter (Julian Glander)

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Harry Lighton’s Pillion was one of the highlights of last year’s Un Certain Regard at Cannes, garnering wide acclaim and a fair amount of titters for its frank sex scenes. Lighton’s feature debut, after the 2017 short Wren Boys, earned him the Best Screenplay award in the section.

Adapted from the novel Box Hill by Adam Mars-Jones, the f...


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The new year is in full swing with its January doldrums making way for another February chock full of Oscar-qualifying films receiving their limited and/or platform releases nationwide. Sure, there are some wide releases too like another Scream sequel (February 27) and another The Strangers prequel sequel (February 6), but they are merely the counte...


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