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Netflix Has Canceled Another Successful Show

Netflix has canceled ‘Kaos’ despite rave reviews, and y’know. Jeff Goldblum.

By JD Davis and RFT Writers

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Entertainment VS Ethics: Has True Crime Gone Too Far?

By JD Davis and RFT Writers

In Challengers, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor are former pals turned tennis rivals — and Zendaya is in the middle.

Challengers Teases with Tennis and Sexy Times, But Falls Short of Euphoria

By Craig D. Lindsey

Journalists like Jessie (Cailee Spaeny) seek to cover the war zone in their own backyard.

Civil War Shows a Violent, Fractured America, But Fails to Explain It

By Cliff Froehlich

Childhood stories of the heroic monkey-god Hanuman inspired our hero — and may haunt your dreams.

In Dev Patel’s Monkey Man, Vengeance Is a Bloody Beast

By Andrew Wyatt

They're big boys are back.

Godzilla x Kong: The Empire Is Another Forgettable MonsterVerse Chapter

By Craig D. Lindsey

Regina King stars as Shirley Chisholm, the first African American woman elected to Congress

Shirley Has a Remarkable Subject, But Loses the Personal in the Political

By Chuck Wilson

Sydney Sweeney is Sister Cecilia, who is a virgin, yet pregnant. How can this be?

Immaculate Is a Batshit Psycho-Thriller Just Like They Used to Make

By Craig D. Lindsey

Po (Jack Black) is back. Maybe he should have stayed home.

The Annoyingly Predictable Kung Fu Panda 4 Is a Sequel Too Far

By Craig D. Lindsey

Girls State was a highlight at this year's True/False, and coming soon to Apple TV+.

All the True/False Highlights — Including Films You Can Stream Soon

By Cliff Froehlich

St. Louis film and commercial editor Lucas Harger has two sports documentaries playing at the 2024 South by Southwest film festival, which runs from Friday, March 8 to Saturday, March 16.

St. Louis-Based Film Editor Will Make It a Double at South by Southwest

By Paula Tredway

Happy Gilmore is a now a Czech astronaut in Spaceman.

Spaceman Gives Adam Sandler Another Meaty Role, Without a Script to Match

By Kayla McCulloch

Rumors of the death of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) proved greatly exaggerated.

Dune: Part Two Tackles the Perils of Playing with Faith, Politics and Power

By Andrew Wyatt

Margaret Qually and Geraldine Viswanathan eye the MacGuffin in the trunk.

Drive-Away Dolls Puts a Queer Spin on an Antic Roadtrip Comedy

By Cliff Froehlich

The Taste of Things vividly portrays the pleasures of food.

The Taste of Things Is a Sensual Feast

By Chuck Wilson

Dua Lipa (with Henry Cavill) makes the most of her glorified cameo.

Argylle's Star Power Is Wasted on an Overstuffed Spy Caper

By Craig D. Lindsey

Plane, Trains and Automobiles In Plane, Trains and Automobiles, star Steve Martin filmed a key scene at Lambert International Airport (10701 Lambert International Boulevard). The movie tells the story of Neal (played by Martin), who is trying to get home to Chicago for the holidays. Neal makes it to Lambert via bus from Jefferson City, where he then attempts to rent a car but is unable to find it. Naturally, hilarity ensues.

30 Movies That Were Filmed in St. Louis

By Paula Tredway

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