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Robert Pattinson's 'High Life' Depicts Black Holes More Accurately Than 'Interstellar'

Claire Denis's cerebral sci-fi film uses scientific theory to ground its existential dread, contrasting with Christopher Nolan's more fantastical approach.

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George Lucas Compares Rejecting AI in Filmmaking to Preferring Horse-Drawn Carriages

The Star Wars creator believes AI represents progress and will make filmmaking easier, a stance that has drawn mixed reactions from fans.

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X-Men '97 Season 2 Episode 5 Offers Fun Action but Misses Opportunities with Wolverine

The latest installment leans into '80s action tropes and gives Morph significant focus, but sidelines Wolverine's post-adamantium struggles.

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Sam Neill's 'In the Mouth of Madness' Features One of Cinema's Greatest Mic-Drop Endings

John Carpenter's 1994 cult classic showcases a masterful performance from Neill, culminating in an unforgettable, reality-bending conclusion.

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Danny Trejo Stars as Devil Hunter in New Comic 'Year of the Devil'

The action star will appear at San Diego Comic-Con to promote the graphic novel, co-created by Trejo and set to launch a crowdfunding campaign in September.

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AI-Generated 'Odyssey' Film Pushes Boundaries of Generative Video, Raises Questions About Artistry

Ash Koosha's 135-minute 'Odysseus: The Fall' utilizes generative AI for its entire runtime, showcasing technological advancements while sparking debate about its artistic merit.

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Vote for the Greatest FIFA and EA FC Cover Star

IGN invites fans to rank the cover art of the football simulation series from the 21st century.

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Christopher Nolan Will Never Explain His Movies, Citing His Brother's Memento Critique

The director believes ambiguity is essential to the audience's experience, a lesson learned early in his career.

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29 Years On, Event Horizon Remains the Pinnacle of Cosmic Horror

Despite a rocky initial reception, Paul W.S. Anderson's cult classic starring Sam Neill endures as a masterclass in existential dread and unknowable terror.