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How to Watch It: Available to rent or own on demand. The Awards Chatter: Was the biggest movie on this list also a major Oscars player? Definitely. The crowd favorite of this year’s awards ...

Just look at stars like Michelle Yeoh and Lily Gladstone and the success of female-led and female-made movies like "Barbie," which smashed box-office records when it was released in 2023 and ...

Watching “Flow” in the theater is a wonderfully immersive experience where the spectacle of the movie’s visuals are on full display. On a big screen, you can lose yourself in the animation ...

A classic clone-comedy cavalcade ensues. The film’s tone is slapstick dystopian, like a Harold Lloyd movie written by Philip K. Dick, and its star would be playing both a doofus and a psycho ...

A third commented: "Ever watch the first Terminator movie? The opening scene? Sky net (AI) destroying the world with nukes, then hunting down the survivors?" Meet Ameca, Etisalat's latest 'human ...

As convenient as today's grand selection of paid streaming services is, sometimes it feels good to watch a movie knowing that you aren't paying for a subscription. Luckily, there is an array of ...

As more robots become more advanced, one may worry over the place of humans in certain jobs in the future. Ameca, a human-like robot created by a British firm, Engineered ArtsRobot, gives epic answers ...

“I directed a movie that’s going to SXSW in 2025 with the homies,” McCarthy posted to Instagram earlier this year to celebrate the announcement of the film’s premiere.

Will robots really take away humans’ jobs? At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, a human-like robot named ‘Ameca’ was asked the question, and its response was both surprising and ...

That’s pretty much all there is to the Thursday Film Series, a movie club started by students at the prestigious University of Ibadan in Nigeria, which forms the focus of Alain Kassanda’s ...

A humanoid robot named Ameca turned heads at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, delivering surprisingly witty—and perhaps unsettling—answers to a question many of us have ...