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The 9 Biggest Movies To Watch This Fall (And Other Films That Sound Intriguing)

Daniel Craig's final crack at 007 was among the first films to delay opening because of the pandemic. He will play across Ana de Armas in No Time To Die. Nicola Dove/Danjaq, LLC and MGM hide caption

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The 9 Biggest Movies To Watch This Fall (And Other Films That Sound Intriguing)

September 4, 2021 • A look at the possible awards contenders and blockbusters that Hollywood has in store for autumn.

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Is 2010 Really The Worst Year For Movies Ever?

Critic Joe Queenan writes in the Wall Street Journal that Hollywood should "stop making movies like Grown Ups", starring Chris Rock, Kevin James, David Spade, Adam Sandler, and Rob Schneider (not pictured). "Humanity will thank you for it," he adds. Tracy Bennett/Sony Pictures hide caption

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Is 2010 Really The Worst Year For Movies Ever?

August 3, 2010 • One critic can't stand this year's movies about "misunderstood mercenaries, rogue cops, congenial thugs from South Boston, boys who do not want to grow up, ever, ever, ever, and cats" -- but is 2010 really the worst year for movies ever?