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'The Boys' Cast Reveals Which Movies Homelander & Butcher Love | Sorry Not Sorry

When an actor plays a role for years, they become connected to their character. Along with remembering dialogue, they begin to understand how their character thinks, what they'd feel, and even what they'd watch on a random Tuesday night. So it makes sense that The Boys actors Karl Urban and Antony Starr didn't miss a beat when asked to pick the movies their characters would love.

Charlene Badasie

May 13, 2026

'Ted' Cast Admits These Comedies Could Not Be Made Today | Sorry Not Sorry

Comedy never really stays the same. The changes have always been about what the jokes are built around instead of the actual humor. The structure can stay the same. The timing can still work. But the context is where things get hazy. That's where the "you couldn't make this today" argument comes from, which is something the cast of the Peacock series Ted discussed with JustWatch.

Charlene Badasie

May 01, 2026

Topher Grace's Favorite Kevin Bacon Movie Is Not The One You Think | Sorry Not Sorry

Not every favorite movie is an obvious one. A lot of them don't become part of the cultural zeitgeist. Instead, they continue to live in the background because they were actually really good, even if no one noticed. The 1989 comedy The Big Picture is one of those films. And Topher Grace didn't hesitate to hype it up when revealing his guilty pleasure rewatch.

Charlene Badasie

Apr 09, 2026

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'Street Fighter' Vs. 'Mortal Kombat' - Which Franchise Has The Highest-Rated Movies?

In the world of fighting video games, two franchises reign supreme: Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter. Since the ‘90s, these two franchises have shaped the genre, but for wildly different reasons. Street Fighter’s focus on a colorful, international cast of characters was beloved around the world, while Mortal Kombat’s brutality and bloodshed made its action a spectacle in the West. 

Jesse Lab

May 13, 2026

Miranda and Andy wearing sunglassed in The Devil Wears Prada 2
'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Isn't A Sequel - It's A Warning

When The Devil Wears Prada hit cinemas in 2006, it played out as a glossy satire about ambition, fashion, and the cost of wanting more. Two decades later, The Devil Wears Prada 2 takes us back to the same world. But the catch is that everything is extremely unstable. Directed by David Frankel, the film doesn't try to recreate the fantasy of the original; it examines what remains when the fantasy collapses.

Charlene Badasie

May 08, 2026

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The Oldest Version Of 'Animal Farm' Is Still Cinema's Best

George Orwell’s Animal Farm is one of those stories you should read before you die. It’s taught in schools across the country, and thanks to its deceptively juvenile appearance, it makes its themes of totalitarianism all the more haunting. Like most critically acclaimed novels, there are feature film adaptations. Not as many as you may think, though. While the novel was released in 1945, only three films have attempted to tell the story of the rise and fall of Animal Farm as of 2026.

Jesse Lab

May 07, 2026

Adam Scott with creepy figure behind him in Hokum
Adam Scott Is Horror's Most Underrated Final Boy

Adam Scott has finally returned to the horror genre with Hokum (2026), a creepy haunted tale set in the rural Irish countryside. While Scott is best known for his turns in comedies like Parks and Recreation (2009) or character dramas like Big Little Lies (2015), he’s also quietly a terrific figure in horror. The genre was among his earliest roles, and it’s a tenor he revisited in the surreal scares of Severance (2022) more recently, although it’s rare to see the actor fully approach the genre.

Brandon Zachary

May 13, 2026

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