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Film & TV quick links · July 31, 2026
Scottie read Across the Movie Aisle, GOOD MOVIE, and Projections for someone who wants: A film reader who enjoys critics arguing about new releases, AI, canon-building, and whether a director's work holds together.
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July 31, 2026 · Quick links with descriptions
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A bonus podcast episode breaks down Nate Jones's ranking of Hollywood's 100 most powerful directors. Critics examine how power is defined across the film industry today.
Original sourcesAcross the Movie Aisle
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Film critics name their top five releases from the first half of 2026. The discussion also covers potential next steps in the P-Sky/WBD deal.
Original sourcesAcross the Movie Aisle
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Ahead of Tom Holland's fourth Spider-Man film hitting theaters, a new analysis explores the character's cinematic history and current summer movie releases.
Original sourcesProjections
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A fresh essay and interview look back at Neil Jordan's Interview with the Vampire, detailing behind-the-scenes stories like Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt racing go-karts after filming.
Original sourcesGOOD MOVIE
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