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9 Movies With the Most Oscar Nominations Ever: The All-Time Leaders
Winning an Oscar is a dream for many filmmakers, and so is being nominated for one. The Academy Awards have a history of acknowledging and honoring the best movies. And as the Oscars 2026 just wrapped up in March, it’s that time of the year to look back on some of the previous films that have set the records for…
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These Are the Best Dragon Ball Movies of All Time
(Photo Credit: Dragon Ball Super Film Partners) There are a ton of Dragon Ball movies, but not all of them are great. While some of the films are among the best stories in the franchise, there’s more than one stinker. Most fans view these as a supplement to the anime series, but they actually make an excellent gateway for new…
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Rediscovering the Black Pack, plus the best movies in L.A.
Hello! I’m Mark Olsen. Welcome to another edition of your regular field guide to a world of Only Good Movies. This is another strong week for new releases. By now you have likely heard something about “The Drama,” which has become inescapable thanks to the tireless promotion of its two stars, Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. In a movie written and…
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All 7 Sam Raimi Horror Movies Ranked (Including Send Help)
Static Media Sam Raimi is a fan-favorite director best known for two genres: horror films and comic book movies. He is the genius behind the “Evil Dead” franchise and helped popularize modern superhero movies with the 2000s “Spider-Man” trilogy. Raimi met his lifelong collaborator, Bruce Campbell, in the 1970s. Together, they started…
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10 Best Non-Musical Plays Inspired By Movies
Across the history of cinema, there have been plenty of great movies adapted from acclaimed plays, but it’s not as common the other way around. This is something we more often see with musicals, which are inherently theatrical, but sometimes straight dramas, dark psychological movies, or beloved franchise films translate incredibly well from screen to stage. From an iconic Alfred…
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Allentown Film Festival unreels for fourth year – Lehigh Valley Press
The Allentown Film Festival is back for its fourth year. “We had a little over 1,100 submissions. We have 112 official selections. That includes the selections for the local film competitions and the worldwide submissions,” says Allentown Film Festival Director Alan Younkin. The fourth annual Allentown Film Festival is April 9 – 12, Civic Theatre of Allentown’s Nineteenth Street Theatre…
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10 Scariest Underrated Horror Movies of the Last 10 Years, Ranked
Horror is a pretty saturated genre, and a lot of it is, well, not great, meaning that it can take some digging to find the real gems. With that in mind, this list looks at some great horrors from the last ten years that many readers might not have seen yet. While they’re not that obscure, they typically didn’t find…
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10 Greatest Movie Twist Endings of All Time, Ranked
One good thing about ranking the best twist endings of all time is that there needs to be a focus on older/classic movies that are really worthy of being all-timers, and so they’re all well-known and from films released at least a couple of decades ago. This makes spoilers kind of acceptable, but they will be here, regardless, so if…
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Amanda Peet and Matthew Shear on the rom-com chemistry of ‘Fantasy Life’
p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text clearfix”> Though Amanda Peet has worked steadily in television in recent years, the sincere and urbane comedy “Fantasy Life” marks her first role in a movie since 2015. Her performance as a woman struggling to get back in touch with her true self easily rates among the finest work of her career, alongside turns in such films as “Something’s…
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The best movies on Netflix right now (April 2026)
Streaming From new Netflix originals to classic films from decades past, we’ve got the best movies on Netflix for every taste. Ralph Fiennes returns as Dr. Ian Kelson in “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.” Miya Mizuno/Columbia Pictures By Kevin Slane April 2, 2026 | 12:12 PM 18 minutes to read With a library of more than 3,500 films and…
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