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During his lifetime, the Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez, arguably the greatest ever Spanish-language writer, considered One Hundred Years of Solitude, his 1967 magnum opus, to be unfilmable. “The novel, unlike film,” he told an interviewer in the 1980s, “leaves the reader room for creativity, allowing them to imagine the characters, settings, and situations as…

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What does Star Wars even mean anymore? If we just glance at the last few high-profile Star Wars projects, from Andor to The Mandalorian and Grogu, to Maul: Shadow Lordto even The Acolyte, contemporary Star Wars tends to be about anti-heroes, reluctant heroes, villain origin stories, or straight-up villains. All of these projects have merits,…

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If back-to-school season has you feeling nostalgic, Disney+ is coming prepared with the perfect mix of beloved 2000s throwbacks and new iterations of the movies and shows you grew up with. The streamer is filling August with can’t-miss premieres, like the electric return of Camp Rock in Camp Rock 3, and the climactic conclusion of…

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day didn’t just deliver a strong standalone story, but it also quietly planted seeds across the MCU. Released on July 31, Tom Holland’s fourth solo outing as Spider-Man introduced and advanced key Marvel characters, most notably Sadie Sink’s Jean Grey and Tramell Tillman’s William Metzger, that point toward both near-term events and…