Almost a beat-for-beat redux of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, this grounded political thriller is a welcome return to Earth for the MCU after years of multiverse stories.
This surprisingly objective take on Trump’s rise through the New York elite boasts captivating performances from Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong.
Paul Dano stars as YouTube Roaring Kitty, who bet against Wall Street and backed GameStop in 2021, in this solid ensemble that doesn’t quite hit the highs of The Big Short.
Sebastian Stan and Julianne Moore star in this well-made but unconvincing dive into the lives of New York con artists.
Prague locations can be spotted in two scenes in the first episode of the new show, now out on Disney’s streaming platform
The Prague shoot on the Marvel and Disney+ TV series will last in the Czech capital through October 23
Cast and crew for the Marvel TV series arrived in the Czech Republic last week, but have been sent back to Atlanta in the wake of Prague’s developing coronavirus situation
Shooting on the new Marvel TV series is slated to take place in locations in the Czech Republic through March 25
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Despite two dozen comic book characters competing for screen time, the biggest Marvel movie to date is also one of the best
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The Red Shoes meets Repulsion in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, a riveting piece of psychological ballet horror
Steve Pink’s Hot Tub Time Machine has a title and some goofy charm, and little else
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