By This article contains spoilers for Squid Game season 2. Unlike the first season of Squid Game, season 2 ends before the games are truly done. Despite his best efforts to end the games early, first through democracy and when that doesn’t work, through rebellion, Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) and the
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One of the most infuriating and essential films from this past year is No Other Land, a documentary chronicling Palestinian activist Basel Adra’s ongoing efforts to resist and record the forced displacement of his people in the West Bank region of Masafer Yatta by Israeli forces. The film, co-directed by
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When it comes to working with director Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights, Battle Ship, Lone Survivor), Taylor Kitsch (also Friday Night Lights, Battle Ship, Lone Survivor) has a simple approach. “I have no choice,” Kitsch tells Den of Geek. “There’s just a brotherhood that’s there. And a trust.” That trust
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Steven Soderbergh directs Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender as married British intelligence agents in a harrowing race against the clock. It’s a recipe for a sexy spy thriller, but this time around it falls flat. This is the 1st trailer for Black Bag. The trailer opens with Kathryn Woodhouse (Cate
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This review contains no spoilers for Severance season 2. Severance season 2 clocks in to work with the understanding that it must prove itself all over again. Part of that understanding is an acknowledgement that a lengthy hiatus between seasons may have built up some skepticism among audiences. The other
