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Sony Pictures just released the first official trailer for the next entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Spider-Man" series, "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
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The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf should hold fans over until Season 2 of the Netflix series. Many fans, however, didn't appreciate this scene.
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Yao — a calming presence who is devoted to Masha but conflicted about the unethical things he has to do — is played by rising star.
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From comic book parallels to some blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments, here are all the small details you missed in the "Spider-Man: No Way Home" trailer.
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The Client is second only to The Rainmaker in terms of the critical success of cinematic adaptations of John Grisham's novels.
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When a Reddit user asked the "NCIS" subreddit about their favorite "NCIS" sub-plot, the responders had hundreds of episodes to take into consideration.
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An actor so born to his vocation, he began working in the movies as a child — Kurt Russell has been active in film and TV since he kicked Elvis' shin onscreen.
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When "The Office" first debuted in 2005, audiences could have never predicted what a massive hit it would become. Maybe that's why the pilot looks so different.
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One jutsu stands above the rest in Naruto, acting as a nuke for ninjas throughout the series. The tailed beast bomb is versatile and deadly.
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Even more disturbing than the show's unsubs with trauma from their childhoods are actual children who kill.
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The Last Letter From Your Lever makes clever use of casting to represent characters in different times. The older Anthony is played by a late veteran.
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