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popsci.com - David Nield - How to find free movies on YouTube
How to find free movies on YouTube
Popular Science

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. You can find just about anything on YouTube. From DIY projects to CEO interviews, from music videos to meditation guidance, from daredevil stunts to nature documentaries, all of life is…

boston.com - Kevin Slane - Every Steven Spielberg sci-fi movie, ranked
Every Steven Spielberg sci-fi movie, ranked
Boston.com

You're reading The Queue, Boston.com's guide to streaming. Sign up to get the latest industry news, free streaming movie and TV recommendations, and more in your inbox every week. Steven Spielberg is one of the most important American directors of…

mirror.co.uk - Nikki Onafuye - Michael Jackson movie overtakes Bohemian Rhapsody as highest-grossing biopic
Michael Jackson movie overtakes Bohemian Rhapsody as highest-grossing biopic
Daily Mirror

The Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody has been overtaken, as the King of Pop's biopic, Michael, reigns superme as the highest-grossing musical biopic ever. The Michael Jackson biopic, starring Jaafar Jackson and directed by Antoine Fuqua…

boston.com - Kevin Slane - 5 must-watch movies & TV shows streaming right now
5 must-watch movies & TV shows streaming right now
Boston.com

Welcome to Boston.com's weekly streaming guide. Each week, we recommend five must-watch movies and TV shows available on streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Disney+, HBO Max, Peacock, Paramount+, and more. Want more…

bloomberg.com - Miles Surrey - 'Scary Movie' Cements Hollywood's Spoof Comedy Renaissance
'Scary Movie' Cements Hollywood's Spoof Comedy Renaissance
Bloomberg

When Scream 7 arrived in theaters in February, the Ghostface turning heads wasn't from the horror hit itself but from Scary Movie. The trailer for the long-running parody series' sixth installment played before opening-weekend screenings of Scream…

bloomberg.com - Sarah Rappaport - Spielberg's New Alien Movie Asks: Who Gets to Decide the Truth?
Spielberg's New Alien Movie Asks: Who Gets to Decide the Truth?
Bloomberg

In 1977, Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind imagined contact with aliens as an event inspiringawe. Five years later, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial envisioned another arrival as a story about connection, loneliness and friendship.

screenrant.com - Kevin Pantoja - 8 Superhero Movies That Definitely Aren't For Kids
8 Superhero Movies That Definitely Aren't For Kids
ScreenRant

With the rise in popularity of superhero movies over the past two decades, we've seemingly seen every kind of film in the genre. Big franchise tentpoles like Avengers: Endgame, comedic superhero projects like The LEGO Batman Movie, animated…

bgr.com - Nick Staniforth - 5 Best Movies To Watch After Disclosure Day
5 Best Movies To Watch After Disclosure Day
BGR

This week, Steven Spielberg is taking us back to a genre he's thrived in for most of his career. While there's no doubt he's captured audiences with WWII rescue missions, terrifying shark attacks, or dashing archaeologists, having the master…

buzzfeed.com - Benjamin Dzialdowski - 17 Movie Plot Holes And Inconsistencies That People Say Ruin The Whole Film
17 Movie Plot Holes And Inconsistencies That People Say Ruin The Whole Film
BuzzFeed

'It breaks its own rules and logic in order to move the plot forwards. Ashton Kutcher's character transports his consciousness back in time to his kid self and impales his hands on some pencils at school as a kid in order to make scars appear on…

slashfilm.com - Witney Seibold - Arnold Schwarzenegger Made His Debut In This Forgotten '70s Fantasy Movie
Arnold Schwarzenegger Made His Debut In This Forgotten '70s Fantasy Movie
SlashFilm

Arthur Allen Seidelman's terrible 1970 comedy flick 'Hercules in New York' stars, as seen on its poster, comedian Arnold Stang and someone named 'Arnold Strong, Mr. Universe.' As many grindhouse enthusiasts will immediately be able to tell you…

variety.com - Clayton Davis - No Drama Required: The Emmys Movie Category Proves Comfort and Fun Can Win Statues
No Drama Required: The Emmys Movie Category Proves Comfort and Fun Can Win Statues
Variety

There is a quiet truth about the Emmy race for outstanding television movie, and it runs directly counter to everything the Oscars have trained pundits to expect. At the Academy Awards, the safest path to a best picture nomination is the prestige…

bgr.com - Nick Staniforth - 5 '80s Sci-Fi Horror Movies That Still Terrify Us
5 '80s Sci-Fi Horror Movies That Still Terrify Us
BGR

They sure don't make them like they used to, but in the case of 1980s science fiction horror, perhaps it's better that they didn't. That's not because they were bad, of course. On the contrary, in this exceptional era, when filmmakers were reaching…

theguardian.com - Harry Tafoya - 'A movie for everyone, not just Drag Race fans': stars of drag comedy Stop! That! Train! on making the summer's funniest film
'A movie for everyone, not just Drag Race fans': stars of drag comedy Stop! That! Train! on making the summer's funniest film
The Guardian

Drag queens are never more striking than when they're set against an everyday background. “Kristen Stewart is a buoy … ” the Laotian American beauty Jujubee muttered spacily to herself in the hallway of Bleecker Street Media's…

screenrant.com - Richard Craig - 10 Greatest Sci-Fi Thriller Movies, Ranked
10 Greatest Sci-Fi Thriller Movies, Ranked
ScreenRant

Science fiction and thrillers have always made a perfect combination. One genre asks big questions about technology, humanity, and the future, while the other keeps audiences glued to their seats, wondering what will happen next. When filmmakers…

collider.com - Marcel Ardivan - The 10 Greatest Disaster Movie Climaxes, Ranked
The 10 Greatest Disaster Movie Climaxes, Ranked
Collider

Disaster movies live and die by their climaxes. Audiences can forgive thin characters, questionable pseudo-science, and even the occasional cheesy dialogue if the final act delivers the kind of spectacle and emotional payoff that makes the entire…

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