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Stephen King Admitted He Was Totally Wrong About Kurt Russell's "Low-Budget Western Epic" From 11 Years Ago

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By Bill Dubiel
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As one of the most influential voices in the horror genre for half a century, Stephen King's opinion on any new horror movie or TV show is always worth paying attention to. While the prolific writer certainly keeps up with the latest major horror releases, he can't possibly expect to see them all, especially the more limited releases. That occasionally yields an after-the-fact review from the modern master of horror, some of which stand out more than others.
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7 Possibilities for Christopher Nolan's Next Movie, Based on His Interviews

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By Bill Dubiel
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While Christopher Nolan's fantasy epic The Odyssey just started smashing box office records in its first weekend in theaters, moviegoers are already asking what could be next for the legendary director. Dating back to his near-perfect superhero movie The Dark Knight, every Nolan film has become a global cinematic event, and thus far he has not disappointed audiences.
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The 15 Greatest Netflix Shows of All Time, Ranked

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By Bill Dubiel
| MovieWeb Verified
In an age in which many families have traded cable packages for piecemeal clusters of dozens of streaming services, it's easy to forget that Netflix was the pioneer behind the binge-watching culture that now exists. Right around 2011, Netflix changed the game by using the data it had gathered on viewer preferences to order its own original content, resulting in the first elements of the now-neverending steam of Emmy-winning, cross-generational and cross-demographic programming.
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