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It’s difficult to make a truly great war movie. Of course, war is something that impacts millions of lives every day. There’s a genuine human toll, but as a film, there’s the fear that war will be treated as pure spectacle while ignoring the turmoil behind the madness. Luckily, there’s no shortage of phenomenal war…

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LINDA HOLMES: The musical Hadestown cleaned up at the 2019 Tonys, winning Best Musical and seven other awards. Now, a filmed performance of Hadestown is in movie theaters, with the principal original Broadway cast on board. It retells the Greek tragedy of Orpheus and Eurydice, separated by Hades, and fighting to be reunited. But it…

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.

Clockwise from top: The Dink, Her Private Hell, King of the Hill, and Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Apple TV, Mike Judge/Disney, Hulu, Neon/Everett Collection

Several MCU movies and shows are still to come in the rest of Phase 6, and the excitement level for each entry varies. Marvel Studios began its current phase in July 2025 with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which introduced Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards and gave Doctor Doom his MCU debut in its post-credits scene.…

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The 2026 fall film festival season is officially upon us! With the 83rd Venice Film Festival and the 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) both unveiling their massive lineups this week, we finally have a clear picture of what Netflix’s prestige slate will look like for the rest of the year and into 2027.

Netflix has revealed the list of movies and TV shows that will be expiring from the streaming service beginning on August 1, 2026.

My completely opinionated ranking of every Betty White movie and TV show worth your time — including the midnight deep cut you’ve probably never seen.