The Ending Of Dune Explained
Let's talk about where "Dune" leaves off, and how we got there in the first place.
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Biggest Unanswered Questions In Dune
By the time the credits roll and the story more or less pauses until an eventual sequel, there may be a lot left to unpack. -
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The Last Duel Review: Chivalry Was A Myth
For all its thorny material, "The Last Duel" certainly feels like a triumph. -
No Time To Die Ending Explained
In its execution, and in the boldness of its conclusion, "No Time to Die" breaks new ground heretofore unexplored within the franchise. -
Biggest Unanswered Questions In No Time To Die
When the dust settles, the day has been saved, and this era of Bond has drawn to a close, we still have some unanswered questions. -
Small Details You Missed In No Time To Die
Bond's latest boasts a number of fascinating details that'll make for rewarding rewatches in the future. Here's a look at a few you may have missed. -
No Time To Die Review: Mr. Bond's Fond Farewell
"No Time to Die" delivers the necessary Bond movie thrills while devoting considerable screentime to devising a proper send-off for this era. -
Dear Evan Hansen Review: Exit Through The Grift Shop
Director Stephen Chbosky clearly set out to do a beloved stage show justice and make a statement about mental health and grief — but intentions only go so far. -
Copshop Review: Nothing To See Here, Folks
Toss Frank Grillo and Gerard Butler in jail, throw Joe Carnahan in the director's chair, and you've got "Copshop." Should you be a customer? -
Malignant Review: A Gleeful Splatterfest
Whether you'll actually like it is an open question, but "Malignant" must be seen to be believed. -
Mogul Mowgli Review: Never Go Home Again
Looking for further proof that Riz Ahmed is one of our finest actors? "Mogul Mowgli" is here to help. -
Vacation Friends Review: Too Much Of A Good Thing
Okay, you know John Cena is funny in "Vacation Friends." But is he enough to make the movie worth watching all by himself? -
Reminiscence Review: God Loves, Nostalgia Kills
Science fiction and film noir make for surprisingly cozy bedfellows, but synthesizing the two is nowhere as easy as it looks. -
CODA Review: 'Nuff Said
"CODA" threatens to be undone by schmaltz and cliche at every corner, but it transcends its weepy tone through sheer force of will and unique charm. -
Swan Song Review: A Glamorous Showcase
This is the film that beloved character actor Udo Kier has deserved to star in for quite some time. -
The Green Knight Review: Chivalry Isn't Dead
It's the stirring way Lowery updates the source material that will leave the film swirling around your subconscious long after the closing credits. -
Jungle Cruise Review: A Pleasant Enough Throwback
Did you love Stephen Sommers' "Mummy" films or Gore Verbinski's original "Pirates" trilogy? This might just be the "Jungle Cruise" for you. -
Biggest Unanswered Questions In Old
Here's our best attempt to catalog the biggest questions Shyamalan left unanswered in "Old." -
The Ending Of Old Explained
M. Night Shayamalan's new film is "Old," and it has a predictably unpredictable twist ending. Here is a breakdown of what happens in the film's final moments. -
Old Review: Too Strange To Miss
Love him or hate him, no one else is doing what M. Shyamalan does — and he's definitely doing it with "Old." -
Roadrunner Review: A Fitting Tribute
Rather than slavishly paying tribute to Bourdain, Morgan Neville's "Roadrunner" engages with the man's legacy on more intimate terms. -
Summertime Review: Too Cute By Half
"Summertime" is nothing if not sweet. It's also nothing if not messy and undisciplined. How does all that add up as a viewing experience? -
The Forever Purge Review: Going Out Sad
This is supposed to be the final entry in the big-screen "Purge" franchise. Is it going out on a high note? -
The Ending Of F9 Explained
"F9" is finally here, and its near-apocalyptic climax must be unpacked. Here's the ending of "F9" explained. -
F9 Review: Heaven Or NOS Vegas?
As the "Fast" franchise zooms into double digits, is it still performing at the high level fans expect — or running on fumes? -
12 Mighty Orphans Review: One For The Ages
Yes, you've seen this sort of thing onscreen before. That doesn't mean it can't still be inspirational when it's done well.
