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Over the course of sixteen years actors Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman created three ‘Long Way’ series that culminated in the two friends documenting their motorcycle trips around the world. Long Way Up takes their 13,000-mile journey across thirteen countries and condenses it into eleven gripping episodes of television.
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His voice for nature documentaries, and documentary series, is famous. His passion for preserving the wild and helping us understand the natural ecosystems of our planet is boundless. This time around, Sir David Attenborough presents us with his most personal, almost video essay, documentary. At the time of its recording
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South Korea strikes again as Il Cho takes the reigns for the first time as director in this intimate zombie story. Like in Train to Busan, #Alive takes a look at the world as it descends into a zombie infested state, and while there are excellent zombie moments sprinkled throughout
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What would you do if a burglar came into your home looking for something that is worth $10,000 right before he dies? That is the dilemma that Heather and Mark find themselves in during this all night thriller directed by Walker Whited. Heather, played by stunt-woman and actress Michelle
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What does it take to change an image into a symbol? This documentary tackles that as it explores how the character of Pepe the Frog went from a goofy indie comic to an alt-right hate symbol to something more hopeful. Through Pepe, the documentary also breaks down internet and meme
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The ending shot of The Beach Bum shows Moondog dozing off in a boat being rocked by waves, and in many respects that's the thesis this movie is trying to explore. Directed by Harmony Korine, The Beach Bum stars Matthew McConaughey as the titular character Moondog as he
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DC's television arm is vast. While it seems to struggle with its fans in recent years at the movies DC certainly knows how to put on a show in the comfort of your own home with its CW successes. The "Arrowverse," as fans lovingly call it,
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A landmark for Marvel history, Captain Marvel delivers the first female lead solo film that is released from the cinematic universe juggernaut. Vers an amnesiac Kree is yet another warrior in the intergalactic war between them, a noble warrior race devoid of emotion, and the Skrulls. The always dashing Jude
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Instead of retreading Moffat's classic season long adventures Doctor Who's seventh installment into the modern era takes an interesting turn as it is split in two. The first half shows the closing adventures of the Doctor with Amy and Rory, and the second half deals with
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Roma opens with sound. The sound of water cascading to and fro, the chitter chatter of birds in the air, and even some people off in the distance. Tiled floor splashed by water is the first image that greets you on the screen, accompanied by the sound of someone scrubbing
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There is something special when it comes to images and films from the early 20th century. Being a century old creates a unique perspective that is close to our present day culture, but also one that is completely different and slightly off. A lot of that footage is scratched, burned,
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse is not only one of the best, and more innovated animated films of this year, but is also one of the best Spider-Man movies we'll ever get to experience. It is packed with characters, wild animation, and a slew of references that never deter