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Erin Boswell

Atlanta
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These Are the Movies You Need To See in the Second Half of 2026

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By Erin Boswell, Matt Morrison
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The movie industry has been up in the air in 2026. Tech is on everyone’s minds, with artists fighting executives over how much AI (if any) should be used in film production. Another hot topic has been the on-going battle between who will buy Warner Bros. Discovery. Yet in the midst of all this, films still get released, and there are many highly anticipated movies to come. ​What are the most anticipated movies of 2026?
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If You Want the Most Out of the Jurassic Park Movies, You Need To Watch Them In This Order

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By Matt Morrison, Erin Boswell, Jason Faulkner Verified
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The best way to watch the Jurassic Park movies is by watching the original ad infinitum. You could add in the sequel if you're feeling adventurous (it's also pretty good), then rinse and repeat. That's just our humble opinion, though. If you're looking for something a little more practical, the good news is that watching the Jurassic Park movies in order couldn't be easier. Despite the lengthy gap between the third and fourth films, the franchise story flows entirely in chronological order.
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The Best True Crime Movies Are Better Than Any Fiction

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By Erin Boswell
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If the number of feature films, television series, podcasts, and documentaries is any indication, our culture is obsessed with true-crime stories. Whatever the reason, we can tell from the film archives that the fondness started a while ago and hasn't lessened. From white-collar scandals and political conspiracies to murders, heists, and criminal empires, there's no shortage of films inspired by real events.
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