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5 days ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
James Gunn has never been one to take the road everyone’s already walked on. From his early days, he’s been crafting bizarre and unconventional stories, and it’s this approach that has made him one of Hollywood’s most visionary directors of all time. He’s built a reputation for breathing life into underdog characters and elevating sights that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
Villains are the lifeblood of storytelling, and the anime landscape is no different. For every noble warrior, determined underdog, or hopeful protagonist, there exists a villain ready to throw the world into chaos. Without an adversary to battle with, the stakes wouldn’t be nearly as high and victory wouldn’t taste as sweet.
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5 days ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
Anime has always been a medium of storytelling that prospers due to its ability to evolve. Whether it is the breathtaking animation techniques or the intricate storytelling spanning genres, it has always pushed creative boundaries. And anime is no longer confined to niche fandoms. It is a global force that has influenced pop culture, gaming, and even fashion. And as each year passes, anime continues to surprise and innovate. Now, 2025 is shaping up to be another impressive year for anime fans.
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6 days ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
Anime always draws audiences in with its intricate plots, unforgettable characters, and a level of emotional depth that has evolved with the medium over time. While there are an infinite number of series to discover, some stand out as true gems – the kind you can rewatch over and over again and still manage to find something new. Whether it is an edge-of-your-seat thriller, an isekai gem, or a heartwarming slice-of-life comedy that tugs at your mood, certain anime have a high rewatch value.
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6 days ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
When it comes to the rugged and weathered presence of the American West, there are a handful of actors who have constructed a legacy for themselves. One of those actors is Sam Elliott. With his distinct voice, perfect mustache, and the ability to take on the stoic, no-nonsense, morally inclined cowboy archetype, Elliott has become the living, breathing embodiment of the frontier spirit.
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movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
If there is one thing Brooklyn Nine-Nine managed to prove over its eight-season run, it is that cop comedies can be clever, heartfelt, and absolutely ridiculous at the same time. From awkward social encounters to elaborate heists, there’s nothing the 99th Precinct hasn’t handled. The series, with its sharp writing and talented ensemble cast, made every moment feel nuanced, rich, chaotic, and brilliant, striking a chord that has fans clamoring for more.
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6 days ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
There’s no workplace as quirky and chaotic as the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. The Office is a show about the daily grind at a mid-sized company, but when executed on the screen, it’s one of television’s sharpest comedies because it blends absurdity, heartfelt moments, and painfully relatable workplace dynamics into a global favorite. Since its premiere in 2005, the mockumentary-style sitcom has become popular with its cold opens and endlessly quotable one-liners.
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1 week ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
If you thought Jackie Chan was just one of the best gravity-defying action stars in the industry, well, think again. This Hong Kong legend has taken on many responsibilities over his illustrious 50-year-long career. He’s an acrobat, he’s a martial artist, he’s a stuntman, actor, producer, and director. While his jaw-dropping stunts have made him a household name, Chan is also known for his directorial ventures.
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1 week ago | 
movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
Jason Statham is the king of hard-hitting action movies. With his piercing stare and no-nonsense attitude, he has carved out an image for himself as one of the most reliable action stars of the 21st century. And while unleashing roadhouse kicks and pulling off death-defying stunts on the big screen as a global superstar, he’s proved that not all of his movies are for the faint of heart. That’s where the R-rating comes into play.
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movieweb.com | Soniya Hinduja
There’s television before The Sopranos, and then there’s television after The Sopranos. When David Chase’s seminal mafia epic first hit our screens in 1999, few could have predicted the seismic shift it would bring. And not just in crime dramas, but in storytelling itself. What seemed, on the surface, like a simple mob show evolved into something far more nuanced. It explored power, legacy, family, loyalty, and the crushing weight of existence itself.
