
loaded question: what death scene from a movie or TV show haunts you?
My pick is from the early 1990s British crime drama series Cracker, in which Robbie Coltrane played a criminal psychologist. The character whose death haunts me is [spoiler]…

My pick is from the early 1990s British crime drama series Cracker, in which Robbie Coltrane played a criminal psychologist. The character whose death haunts me is [spoiler]…

2003’s Hulk is on Hulu in the US, and on Prime on both sides of the Atlantic.

2013’s Inside Llewyn Davis is on Prime on both sides of the Atlantic.

I got Ted Lasso’s “Believe,” Homer Simpson’s “Doh!” and the Fonz’s “Ayyyyy!” What others are there?

2017’s Dunkirk leaves US Netflix soon; on Prime in the UK.

2022 doc Navalny is on Max in the US, Curzon Home Cinema in the UK.

2013’s Philomena is streaming on Prime in the US, and on Disney+ in the UK.

2017’s Prevenge is streaming on Shudder in the US, Prime in the UK.

Does IMAX make a film feel more like an event in a way that cannot be replicated even with the best home setup, or even in small multiplex screens? Or does IMAX come at too high a price?

Rote cat-and-mouse thriller spins its wheels getting somewhere obvious, just so wild-eyed Nic Cage can cartoonishly Rage again. Look, the actor has found his schtick, and he’s sticking with it, okay?