Time for another kickass John Woo Wednesday. Now seated for:

Our one true acting lock this season

Huge surprise but an incredible one

Ryan Coogler is the first person in history to direct 2 films that have won Best Ensemble at The Actor Awards. • Black Panther (2018) • Sinners (2025) See the full winners list: bit.ly/ActorWins26

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Very much enjoyed this. Definitely has its kink moments but for a dom/sub relationship film, it's much funnier, more tender-hearted, and even more heartbreaking than anticipated. Melling and Skarsgård are fantastic. Great directorial debut from Harry Lighton.

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Guess now's the time to check out Haha, You Clowns

This is the type of show I felt was creative and popular enough to last for a good while without barely losing any of its juice so this is very shocking. Totally respect the creators' decision but my heart truly breaks.

In true GOT fashion, the #AKOTSK finale ditched the action from the previous episode to deliver a more soulful and internal closer. A terrific end to a surprisingly terrific season of television. Can't wait for more Dunk and Egg adventures next season.

Too many talented people are leaving this planet. 53 is far too young. RIP.

This had me howling. #ThePitt

The movie itself is fine but every time Margaret Qualley's onscreen

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A rock solid, old-fashioned thriller with sleek direction & editing, good suspense, and a game cast. Doesn't reinvent the wheel and a little too long but I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Not the news I wanna hear after coming out of a movie. One of the all-time greats who's left such a substantial legacy of iconic roles. A titan in the field through and through. RIP Robert Duvall.

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Both #IndustryHBO and #AKOTSK delivered unbelievable television. HBO Sunday Night in full force!

People are saying it's like this new gen's Space Jam when it feels more like this new gen's Like Mike. Cute movie.

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Didn't quite hit its wavelength but at least it looked pretty. Alison Oliver continues to be the highlight of an Emerald Fennell film.

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"Enjoy the ride, kid." #Shrinking

A twisted and darkly comedic takedown of AI with veins of Matrix and Everything Everywhere. Whole cast is having a blast. Bit overlong and messy at times with its narrative, and has a pretty predictable twist but overall good to see that Gore Verbinski can still make solid entertainment.

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Boring blowout of a game but at least the right team won and the Halftime Show ruled. ##SuperBowlLX

Why does it feels like the Super Bowl ain't today even though it starts in like an hour?

Alexander Skarsgård needs to do more comedies

Movie #2 of the day. Now seated for:

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Pretty solid. Pacing's a bit rushed in first act and gets kinda lost in the weeds midway through but it's gorgeously animated, has great action scenes, and packs a pretty powerful finale.

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#TheMuppetShow special was an absolute bundle of joy. Disney better give the series the greenlight.

The GOAT is now an EGOT. Awesome!

Only slightly better than the other Ric Roman Waugh January release

It ain't the beginning of the year without a Jason Statham action flick. Now seated for:

Pretty basic story with some mixed bag dubbing but it's full of heart and the animation is gorgeous

One last Oscar animated feature to check out. Now seated for:

The final table tennis match in IMAX

Time to dream big in IMAX! Now seated for Round 3:

NO NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOOOO

#SendHelp is a bloody, insane, and very entertaining return to Sam Raimi's horror roots. Rachel McAdams is gloriously unhinged and Dylan O'Brien is also fantastic. Some hilariously gross moments throughout. Drags a bit midway and still mulling over the ending but overall a blast.

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Why did it take me this long to see this???? That was SICK!

Not even the snow can keep me from seeing John Woo's action classic for the first time in full on the big screen. Now seated for:

#WonderMan is one of the more delightful MCU shows I've seen. A semi-satirical yet sincere love letter to the entertainment industry as well as a great exploration of friendship and identity. The chemistry between Yahya and Kingsley is electric. A wonderful surprise.

Leave it to #Shrinking to have a funny, feel-good premiere only to dropkick us in the gut at the end. Fuck Parkinson's.

People are being executed in the street over a problem that straight up does not exist and both parties are complicit in the lie

Lavish production for a $10M budget, some unique musical numbers, and a fantastic performance from Amanda Seyfried. Just wish I connected more with the story and characters. Admired its vision more than I liked it.

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