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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

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The Dark Knight Rises

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Ready Player One

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Who is Ben Mendelsohn?

Ben Mendelsohn is an Australian actor who began as a teenager and became a leading man in Australia before achieving prominence in Hollywood as a character actor. He is known for playing villains and criminals, with notable roles in Animal Kingdom (2010), Bloodline (2015), and Rogue One (2016). His work has earned him awards including an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

1 nomination for Golden Globes

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7 Best Shows Like ‘Yaga’ To Watch If You Loved the Series

Yaga is a Canadian supernatural horror mystery series created by Kat Sandler. Based on Sandler‘s 2019 play of the same name, the Crave series is set in a small coastal town, and it follows private investigator Charlie Rapp as he partners with local police officer Sergeant Carson to investigate the sudden disappearance of a young man. Their investigation soon takes a complicated turn after they interview an enigmatic professor who’s hiding something. Yaga stars Carrie-Anne Moss, Noah Reid, Clark Backo, and Hudson Williams. If you loved the thrilling drama, gripping mystery, and compelling characters in Yaga, here are some similar shows you should check out next. Twin Peaks Credit

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5 Great HBO Dramas That Almost Nobody Talks About Anymore

If HBO has one genre in which it is almost unbeatable, it is drama, as evidenced by the shows that helped usher in the recent Golden Age of Television. The network is famous for landmark hits such as "The Sopranos," "The Wire," "Succession," "Game of Thrones," and many more that demonstrated HBO's range, spanning crime dramas, fantasy epics, and stories of corporate power. And yet, as great as these are, the network's catalog extends far beyond these titles and offers shows that do not have the same level of fan engagement. Whether they were released in an overcrowded television landscape,

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Two ‘Slow Horses’ Stars Officially Reunite in an Oscar-Winning WWII Epic on Prime Video

An Oscar-winning companion piece to Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, coincidentally released in the same year and starring Nolan’s recurring collaborator, has been added to the Prime Video library. While Dunkirk tells the story from the front lines of World War II, the companion piece unfolds almost entirely inside dimly lit hallways and corridors of power. The movie, directed by Joe Wright, also serves as something of a companion piece to Wright’s own television series Mussolini: Son of the Century, which was released in 2025. The film is notable for finally earning the Best Actor Oscar for Gary Oldman, who had previously been nominated in the category for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

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9 Great Movies Leaving Netflix Throughout November 2026

Picture Credit: Universal Pictures It’s going to be a busy month for movie rotation on Netflix. Over the coming weeks, Netflix will see several of its recent first-window theatrical hits, an Oscar winner, and a couple of bona fide cult classics leave its library. Below, we’ve listed 9 of the greatest movies leaving Netflix throughout November 2026 that you won’t want to miss, and you can catch the full list of departures here. If it’s the series side of things you’re worried about, we’ve also covered the upcoming removals of The End of the F***ing World and Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life separately. Note:

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Paramount Horror Movie Undergoes Major Shakeup as Lead, Director Exit

A major horror movie project in the works for Paramount and Blumhouse Atomic Monster just suffered a massive shakeup. The studios are working on a joint venture to bring Molepeople to audiences in the near future, but it seems the project is in jeopardy after two major departures that include Academy Award nominee Lakeith Stanfield reportedly walking away from it entirely. Though the current plan is for Molepeople to push forward, it will not only have to do so after locating a new lead actor, but there's also a change in director as well — two changes that could torpedo the project if the studios aren't careful in the moves they

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Ben Wheatley Takes Over ‘Molepeople’ as Lakeith Stanfield Exits Horror Film

Ben Wheatley has taken over as director of the subterranean horror film “Molepeople,” and Lakeith Stanfield has left the cast. Rob Savage stepped away from directing because of scheduling conflicts, TheWrap reported Wednesday. The shake-up comes less than three weeks after Stanfield and Ben Mendelsohn were announced as leads at Blumhouse’s Blumfest event on Oct. 9. Early reports did not say whether Mendelsohn remains attached, and none included a statement from Stanfield. When he signed on, he called the project “unlike anything I’ve ever done.” Savage keeps an executive producer credit. His latest film, “Other Mommy,” opened to $27.5 million to poor reviews and is nearing $100 million worldwide. He had

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