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The Mandalorian and Grogu opening lower than past Disney-era Star Wars films
Did The Mandalorian and Grogu Really Flop, or Did Expectations Finally Shrink to Reality?
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The Mandalorian and Grogu: A Good Movie That Might Have worked Better as Season 4
The Mandalorian and Grogu is a perfectly watchable Star Wars adventure, but it carries the strange rhythm of a television season squeezed into a movie. Din Djarin and Grogu still work beautifully together, yet the story feels like it needed more room to breathe.
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Colony drags the zombie back to its bloody roots
Colony is a fierce, confined return to form. Yeon Sang-ho fans, and zombie fans of every stripe, should not miss it.
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The Sheep Detectives Is the Cleverest, Coziest Murder Mystery of the Year
The Sheep Detectives sounds ridiculous, but that is part of the charm. A flock of sheep solving their shepherd’s murder becomes a funny, cozy, and surprisingly emotional mystery with clever clues, warm performances, and enough heart to make the strangest premise feel completely natural.
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Andy Serkis’s “Animal Farm” Loses Its Bite
An all-star voice cast can't save an adaptation that's been scrubbed, plumped, and shrink-wrapped into something the marketing department can comfortably sell to a family of four.
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Unfinished Sci-Fi Series That Deserve Closure
Some sci-fi shows do not just end, they get cut off right when the story is finally building toward something bigger. From cliffhangers to unfinished arcs, these are 10 sci-fi shows that never got the ending they deserved.
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The Drama review| messy, provocative, and lifted by two strong leads
The Drama gives Zendaya and Robert Pattinson plenty to work with in a romantic comedy that twists into something darker and stranger.
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie review | It’s chaotic, colorful, and absolutely for kids
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie may not have much breathing room, but that hardly matters to its real audience. It is bright, fast, funny, and packed with enough Nintendo energy to keep kids locked in from start to finish.