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THR calls balls and strikes on the actors who deserve an MVP award for their athletic prowess onscreen — and those who needed a little more time in the minors.

Three major blockbusters all arrive on streaming this week, as does one of the year's most acclaimed low-budget independent films. James Gunn's highly anticipated follow-up to "Superman" makes its long-awaited premiere on HBO Max this week as well,

Netflix has a new astrology hub where you can watch your favorite movies and shows by your zodiac sign. Are you a Libra looking for that sweet rom-com, or a Scorpio ready to indulge in a psychological thriller at the edge of your seat?

Based on how many alien invasion movies there are, you'd be forgiven that there's gotta be some proof of extraterrestrial life—and that the aliens are out to get us here on Earth. Often, these alien invasion movies can have elements of the horror or action genres,

In Her Shoes, the 2005 dramedy, is white noise. No, pink noise—heartfelt but easy. Toni Collette and Cameron Diaz play feuding sisters. Shirley MacLaine is their long-lost grandmother. The movie has cute dogs and witty seniors. It’s an in-flight tonic that beats even benzos and cabernet.

Part genuine zombie thriller, part satire, and all guts, Zombieland follows a ragtag group of survivors as they embark on a road trip to find an area of the USA not absolutely infested with zombies. Along the way, they’ll have to battle their way through interpersonal conflict, an accidental murder or two, and a zombified amusement park.

12 Angry Men is often considered one of the best films of all time, and the whole thing takes place in real time. So much happens in just one room over the course of the movie's 96-minute runtime that it's almost astounding. The acting performances and the script keep the movie sizzling, despite the confined time and space.

The ’70s were a turning point for sci-fi in cinema. Before that, the genre felt more like playtime than serious storytelling, but in this decade, movies started bringing bolder ideas, sharper critiques,