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Orphan Black Remains a Masterclass in Biopunk Storytelling
More than a decade after its premiere, the Tatiana Maslany-led clone thriller still offers a compelling blend of conspiracy, character study, and thoughtful science fiction.
Where to Start With Dimension 20: A Guide to Dropout's Acclaimed D&D Show
With dozens of seasons available, finding your entry point into the popular live-play D&D series can seem daunting, but these six campaigns offer excellent starting places.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Reframes Captain Kirk's Legacy
The prequel series humanizes the Enterprise crew, shifting Kirk from a legendary figure to just another member of the family.
Supergirl's Controversial Ending Undercuts Its Central Morality Play
The new film grapples with the age-old superhero question of whether killing is ever justified, only to betray its own thematic core.
Harrison Ford's 'Air Force One' Remains a Definitive Action Thriller
The 1997 presidential action film, now streaming free on Pluto TV, endures as a pure expression of a unique cinematic moment.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire, a 25-Year Retrospective
Once a box office disappointment, this animated adventure has found a lasting cult following and its unique place in Disney's history.
Everything Everywhere All at Once Perfected the Multiverse Long Before Marvel
While Hollywood grapples with the concept, the Oscar-winning indie film demonstrated how to use infinite realities for intimate storytelling.
Pokémon 30th Anniversary Carry-On Bags Let You Travel With Your Favorite Plushies
New luggage features starter-themed designs and a special window for displaying plush toys.
PlayStation to Remove 551 Movies from Digital Libraries
Sony cites content licensing agreements as StudioCanal titles become inaccessible on September 1.