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Does ‘The Truman Show’ exist in the same universe as ‘Westworld’? We break down the parallels for the 20th anniversary of the Jim Carrey film.

Bring yourself back online. Or don’t! Humans aren’t in charge anymore. Either way, We’ve got eleven ‘Westworld’ mysteries Season 2 desperately needs to solve.

HBO made a point of correcting pay parity among its male and female stars, though the network understandably declined to name examples. Westworld star Evan Rachel Wood has no such qualms, however, and reveals her raise won’t take effect until Season 3.

Our favorite HBO sci-fi is back with a whole new set of robot mind-games, but why is Season 2 playing under the same rules? Our advance review, before the April 22 premiere.

The new Netflix movie follows Jason Sudekis on a road trip with Elizabeth Olsen and Ed Harris.

Our violent delights spent the entirety of 2017 without violent ends, and Westworld is finally making up for lost time. Sneak another peek at Season 2 with a new round of photos from the April premiere, including some surprising makeovers for the hosts.

If the football game doesn’t look like anything to you, we have something that might. Return to Westworld as HBO drops the first official Season 2 trailer, chock-full of all the robot-on-human carnage you could ask for from the Super Bowl, along with an April premiere date.

This disaster movie starring Gerard Butler as a scientist trying to prevent the end of the world is one of the worst films of 2017.

In honor of ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’s 25th anniversary, let's celebrate its staggeringly talented cast by pitting them against each other to see who comes out on top, much as the characters they play do for an hour and forty minutes onscreen.

It would be an understatement to call Darren Aronofsky’s mother! simply crazy. This movie is a balls-to-the-wall bonkers nightmare that feels like diving head-first through the fiery pits of hell. It more than earns its titular exclamation point; as a matter of fact, it could use at least six more of those, bolded in 50-point font. It’s a uniquely thrilling ride ribbed with shards of dark humor, but mother! is bound to be Aronofsky’s most divisive film yet. Though wildly daring, Aronofsky’s latest is a self-indulgent melting pot exploding with too many ideas that’s as enthralling as it is frustrating.