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“The Odyssey” will likely be remembered as one of the movies that defined Christopher Nolan’s career. Nolan changed what superheroes could be while validating the populist concept of the “reboot.” Looking back at Nolan’s entire filmography, we’re able to use his perspective to find great TV shows.

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Official Daredevil: Born AgainSeason 3 merchandise revealed the first look at the show’s new logo, which spoiled four major storylines. The ending ofDaredevil: Born AgainSeason 2 fundamentally reshaped the MCU’s street-level landscape. Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock finally faced accountability and was imprisoned for his vigilante crimes as Daredevil. Meanwhile, Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk was forced…

Disney+ and Hulu are looking particularly good this week, with multiple hit movies, a gripping new drama series, lots of material from network partners, and four days of live music from Chicago. No matter what you like, there’s something for everyone. Here’s our guide to the new shows and films arriving this week.

Disney+ and Hulu are looking particularly good this week, with multiple hit movies, a gripping new drama series, lots of material from network partners, and four days of live music from Chicago. No matter what you like, there’s something for everyone. Here’s our guide to the new shows and films arriving this week.

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The Oscar-winning director went all the way back to ancient Greece for The Odyssey, his massive adaptation of Homer’s epic about Odysseus (Matt Damon), the king of Ithaca who embarks on a perilous journey home following the Trojan War. And he brought what feels like half of Hollywood along for the ride.

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For many TV fans, “reboot” can be a dreaded term, but we’d argue that some shows deserve to be revisited years later.