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  • Community Moderator and Contributing Writer, The New York Times
  • None, Freelance, People Magazine, The Boston Globe, The New York Times
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The Mandalorian and Grogu Little green guy, big screen: A feature-length adventure builds off three seasons of the Disney+ hit MOVIE In the seven years since a Star Wars movie was last in theaters, Disney+ has tested whether George Lucas’s galaxy far, far away worked on the small screen. The experiment led to a political drama (Andor), interstitial retcons (Obi-Wan Kenobi) and Pedro Pascal’s swashbuckling bounty hunter and “Baby Yoda” on Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian (launched in 2019).
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By Lizz Schumer Verified, Kim Hubbard, Wadzanai Mhute, Brittany Talarico Verified, Marion Winik Verified
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Remarkably Bright Creatures Sally Field connects with an octopus in a moving adaptation of the book-club favorite MOVIE Lonely widow Tova (Sally Field at her heart-wrenching best) wears her pain like a smock—it covers her body, apparent for everyone to see. Everyone including the film’s narrator Marcellus, an octopus on display at the Washington State aquarium he’d like to escape. “Day 1,401 of my captivity,” Alfred Molina, who voices the mollusk in dulcet tones, notes dryly.
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By Lizz Schumer Verified, Louisa Ermelino Verified, Wadzanai Mhute, Robin Micheli
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The ’Burbs Keke Palmer leads this fun take on a cult classic SERIES Keke Palmer steps into Tom Hanks’s shoes in this eight-episode modern remake of the 1989 comedy horror film The ’Burbs. She and Jack Whitehall star as Samira and Rob, new parents adjusting to life in suburbia after leaving an unnamed big city and moving into Rob’s childhood home.
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