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Mar 19, 2021
Mads Mikkelsen Can Do Anything. But He's Stuck in the Boring Oscar-Nominated Another Round
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 17, 2021
What to Know About Netflix’s Operation Varsity Blues—and the College Admissions Scandal That Inspired It
ENTERTAINMENT
by Annabel Gutterman
Mar 15, 2021
The Snyder Cut Is a Better Version of Justice League. But It Sets a Dangerous Precedent
ENTERTAINMENT
by Eliana Dockterman
Mar 12, 2021
In Cherry, a Troubled Veteran Turns to Drugs and Crime. Everyone—Including the Audience—Suffers
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 12, 2021
In Kid 90, a Former Child Star Draws on Her Hollywood Past to Understand the Present
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
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Mar 8, 2021
Angelina Jolie Talks to Director Jasmila Zbanic
ENTERTAINMENT
by Angelina Jolie
Mar 6, 2021
Will the Pandemic Spawn a New Genre of Cult Classics? Barb and Star Suggests Yes
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 6, 2021
Raya and the Last Dragon Introduces Disney’s First Southeast Asian Princess. Advocates Say Hollywood Representation Shouldn’t Stop There
ENTERTAINMENT
by Kat Moon
Mar 5, 2021
Coming 2 America Charms But Can't Match Original
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 5, 2021
John Amos Reflects on 50 Years in Hollywood
ENTERTAINMENT
by TIME Staff
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Mar 5, 2021
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run Is a Ludicrous Undersea Delight
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 4, 2021
People Also Missed Movie Theaters in the 1918 Pandemic
HISTORY
by Olivia B. Waxman
Mar 3, 2021
Moxie Invokes Fierce, Riot Grrrl Spirit, Only to End in a Noncommittal Group Hug
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 2, 2021
An Interview with Lee Isaac Chung
ENTERTAINMENT
by Andrew R. Chow
Mar 1, 2021
Films From the Middle East and North Africa Often Struggle to Reach Viewers in the Region. A New Streaming Service Aims to Bring Them Home
ENTERTAINMENT
by Suyin Haynes

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Mads Mikkelsen Can Do Anything. But He's Stuck in the Boring Oscar-Nominated Another Round

What to Know About Netflix’s Operation Varsity Blues—and the College Admissions Scandal That Inspired It

The Snyder Cut Is a Better Version of Justice League. But It Sets a Dangerous Precedent

In Cherry, a Troubled Veteran Turns to Drugs and Crime. Everyone—Including the Audience—Suffers

In Kid 90, a Former Child Star Draws on Her Hollywood Past to Understand the Present

Angelina Jolie Talks to Director Jasmila Zbanic

Will the Pandemic Spawn a New Genre of Cult Classics? Barb and Star Suggests Yes

Raya and the Last Dragon Introduces Disney’s First Southeast Asian Princess. Advocates Say Hollywood Representation Shouldn’t Stop There

Coming 2 America Charms But Can't Match Original

John Amos Reflects on 50 Years in Hollywood

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run Is a Ludicrous Undersea Delight

People Also Missed Movie Theaters in the 1918 Pandemic

Moxie Invokes Fierce, Riot Grrrl Spirit, Only to End in a Noncommittal Group Hug

An Interview with Lee Isaac Chung

Films From the Middle East and North Africa Often Struggle to Reach Viewers in the Region. A New Streaming Service Aims to Bring Them Home