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3 new movies to see, stream or skip in February 2026 – 828reviewsNOW
This February, we review a zany new sci-fi adventure from the director of “Pirates of the Caribbean,” an Oscar-nominated documentary about senior opera singers and the concluding installment of a horror movie trilogy. Which should you see, stream or skip? Find out in our review. ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — This February, we review a zany new sci-fi adventure from the…
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10 Crime Fiction Movies That Are 10/10 But Nobody Remembers
There have been crime movies coming out of Hollywood since the silent era, and many of them are 10/10 efforts that no one seems to talk about anymore. The earliest crime movies included silent era releases like Intolerance and Golden Age masterpieces like Public Enemy and Scarface. Even the noir movies of the 40s fit in this genre. However, there…
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6 Ways Rewatching The Original Planet Of The Apes Movies Changes How You See The Series
It’s incredible how much rewatching the original Planet of the Apes movies changes how you see the whole series. While the average viewer will be familiar with the classic 1968 film and the modern reboot series, there are many interesting elements in sequels like Beneath the Planet of the Apes. Although the outdated visuals might put some viewers off, you’d…
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10 Most Ambitious Horror Movies of All Time, Ranked
Horror, more than any other genre, has the freedom to do what it wants. Horror can be slow, creeping dread, or it can be fast-paced, over-the-top mayhem. It can scare us by showing so little, or it can be in our face with extreme violence and gore. Sometimes, it seemingly doesn’t have a lot to say (that’s what Damien Leone…
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10 Movies Everyone Had On VHS
During the heyday of home video, nearly everyone had at least a few of these movies in their VHS collection. Beginning in the middle of the 1970s, technology like VHS and Betamax completely revolutionized the lifespan of movies. Before home video, fans had to hope that older films would play on TV or return to theaters for a limited engagement.…
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7 John Hughes Movies You Might Have Missed
Casey Chong presents seven John Hughes movies beyond the classics… The name John Hughes is synonymous with ’80s teen culture, the filmmaker having spent the majority of his career exploring the angst-ridden years of adolescence as teenagers cope with generational conflicts, class struggles, and more. He basically defined the era of how a coming-of-age teen drama/comedy should be, with some…
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78th Annual DGA Awards: Winners Announced
Courtesy of DGA. The winners of the Directors Guild of America Awards for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in 2025 were announced tonight during the 78th Annual DGA Awards at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills. Paul Thomas Anderson won the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film for One Battle After Another. Kumail Nanjiani hosted the ceremony before…
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10 Greatest Space Movie Masterpieces Of The Last 100 Years, Ranked By Realism
There have been so many great space sci-fi movies released over the last 100 years, and the best of these remain realistic in many ways to real-life space exploration. With NASA preparing to start its space program up again and send more astronauts to the moon, it is a good time to pay attention to these space-based sci-fi movies. NASA…
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9 Movies That Tried To Be The Next Iron Man (2008)
Hollywood spent the 2010s chasing the lightning that the MCU’s Iron Man captured in 2008. Audiences loved a swaggering hero, glossy tech, and a promise that one movie was only the beginning of something massive. Studios responded by reshaping existing properties and inventing new ones that leaned hard into charm, quips, and expandable universes. Some movies borrowed the MCU timeline’s…
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7 Best Sci-Fi Movies About Astronauts, Ranked
Humanity’s fascination with the cosmos is as old as our ability to write and leave records of our thoughts behind for newer generations. Long before the invention of the telescope, ancient civilizations gazed at the night sky, interpreting the movement of celestial bodies through the lens of myth, religion, and prophecy. Over the centuries, our understanding of space has changed…
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