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Not long ago, film theater merchandise was fairly straightforward. You got a themed popcorn tub, maybe a collectible cup, and went on with your day. Somewhere along the way, however, Hollywood has started to churn out merchandise that has you stop and think, “Did nobody look at this before it
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Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday has promised a truly massive cast, bringing together core groups from across the MCU’s biggest corners The Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the Thunderbolts, and the X-Men. For longtime fans of the Fox X-Men era in particular, the appeal in the upcoming film lies in seeing so many
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When The Invite premiered at Sundance earlier this year, it landed as one of the festival’s sharpest surprises: a sex comedy with a soul, powered by four actors all operating at full voltage. (I called it an A-grade “zesty swinger comedy that’s equally hilarious and therapeutic” in my review out