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10 Most Exciting Movies Ever Made, Ranked
There are all sorts of movies out there, definable as different things outside the normal genres. There are quiet and eerie movies that aren’t always horror ones, some movies are intense, others evoke positive emotions (usually by being funny or heartwarming), and then others are defined by feeling exciting. A bunch of these can be labeled thrillers, of course, but…
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The 20 Best Western Movies to Watch in 2026
Shane (1953) Shane, a mysterious gunslinger, drifts into a Wyoming valley and takes work with the Starrett family, who are struggling to hold their homestead against a powerful cattle baron. As he becomes entangled in their fight, his presence shifts the balance of power in the valley, drawing the attention of the baron’s hired guns. Tensions rise with each confrontation,…
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This Horror Disaster Is an Insult to the Exploitation Genre
Sometimes a poster is all it takes, and though it isn’t winning any awards for originality, Dolly seems to have made just enough of an impact with its broken-eyed porcelain doll face that the movie is getting a surprisingly wide release. And boy, is that frustrating. We are in an era of brilliant, innovative, thought-provoking horror; we are also in…
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Desert Dreamer | Movies | santafenewmexican.com
Two years after Jim Henson died in 1990, his family drove north through New Mexico searching for a spot he had once pointed out from the car — the pyramid-shaped hills near Taos where he’d said, according to Henson biographer Brian Jay Jones, “I really feel like that’s the place I’m supposed to be.” Henson had left no clear instructions…
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Movie Review: Sentimental Value
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Family trauma equals family drama. Synopsis “Sentimental Value” follows Nora Borg (Renate Reinsve), an actor from a theatrical family, as her sister Agnes (Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas) used to act in films as a child directed by their estranged father, Gustav (Stellan Skarsgård). After the death of their mother, old family drama rears its ugly head as Gustav…
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10 Near-Perfect Noir Movies That No One Remembers Today
Critics, film historians, and film scholars have never quite come to a definitive conclusion on whether film noir is a genre, a style, or a film movement. Regardless, these movies about morally grey characters dealing with complex, crime-filled plots can be deliriously entertaining—and, when at their best, can even be among the greatest films of their respective era. With time,…
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8 Best New Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend (March 6-8)
It is a packed week for TV streaming premieres. Prime Video, Netflix and HBO all have high-profile, promising new shows making their debuts this week, while Starz is on the verge of kicking off the final season of one of its most beloved series. Elsewhere, a star-studded mockumentary that hit movie theaters earlier this year has finally become available on-demand,…
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Los Angeles Festival of Movies 2026 Lineup
The Los Angeles Festival of Movies has begun to reveal the programming for its third edition, including two festival circuit favorites as its opening and closing night selections. The 2026 edition will kick off with John Early’s directorial debut “Maddie’s Secret,” which earned rave reviews out of TIFF in 2025. Magnolia Pictures will release the film this spring, so the…
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2016 Movies to Revist and the 2026 Releases Bringing That Energy Back
Certain movie years just feel different, and 2016 is no exception. That year was filled with numerous hits, a collection of films that dominate conversations even in 2026. But before getting hyped for the upcoming releases of 2026, it’s worth revisiting the films that made 2016 so powerful in the first place. 2016 managed to balance massive franchises with bold,…
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6 Forgotten ‘80s Movies That Deserve To Be Rediscovered on Netflix Now
’80s pop culture fans, rejoice: Netflix has some of the greatest movies of the decade. From Stand by Me to Grave of the Fireflies, the streaming giant contains several films to keep those who love ’80s cinema happy for months on end. It also, however, contains several of the most underrated movies of the decade. From exceptional made-for-television gems that…
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