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Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeGreta Gerwig’s Barbie has scored an impressive 89 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes.The film which debuted on the review-aggregation website on Wednesday (19 July) stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie and Ken.Other cast members of the much-awaited film include Will Ferrell, Emma Mackey, Simu Liu and Michael Cera.So far, 96 reviews have been added to the Rotten Tomatoes website,…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeTom Cruise has earned an impressive Rotten Tomatoes feat thanks to the new Mission: Impossible film.The film franchise is about to release its seventh outing, with the second part due to arrive in 2024.Reviews for Dead Reckoning Part One have been glowing, with its score on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes currently sitting at 98 per cent after 171 reviews.With the film, the…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeTom Cruise has earned an impressive Rotten Tomatoes feat thanks to the new Mission: Impossible film.The film franchise is about to release its seventh outing, with the second part due to arrive in 2024.Reviews for Dead Reckoning Part One have been glowing, with its score on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes currently sitting at 98 per cent after 112 reviews.With the film, the…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeTom Cruise has earned an impressive Rotten Tomatoes feat thanks to the new Mission: Impossible film.The film franchise is about to release its seventh outing, with the second part due to arrive in 2024.Reviews for Dead Reckoning Part One have been glowing, with its score on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes currently sitting at 98 per cent after 112 reviews.With the film, the…

via SC Films International Great horror isn’t too difficult to find these days, especially with the genre having struck such a rich vein of form over the last year or so, but gems like Little Bone Lodge are somehow still allowed to slip through the cracks. Director Matthias Hoene’s spine-chilling offering may be one of the more recent additions to the back catalogue of nightmarish stories to unfold on windswept nights, but it hasn’t gathered much in the way of buzz outside of the ardent gorehounds who make a…

via NBC Come one, come all — you dazzling ghouls, goblins, ghosts, and monsters! Yes, that’s right, we’re back for another fresh-faced weekly horror roundup right here at We Got This Covered. Sure, the main topic of this week in the cinematic realm is DC’s The Flash, but that doesn’t mean there still isn’t a slew of genre treasures just ready to be explored this Friday. In fact, it’s been a particularly news-heavy week as far as we’re concerned — with a gut-busting new horror comedy rising up the ranks on…

Image via Lionsgate By now, it’s certainly common knowledge that the mammoth horror genre has been crawling with an assortment of projects which have debuted to dazzling Rotten Tomatoes scores. From supernatural thriller Barbarian to slasher spectacle Scream VI, it’s fair to say that the horror catalog is growing not only in quantity but in quality, too. That being said, the genre has unequivocally done it again — with horror comedy The Blackening skyrocketing up the ranks and debuting with a flattering Rotten…

Screengrab via Disney Picture this: It’s the day before the premiere of the movie you’ve waited all year to see. You open your phone, navigate to Rotten Tomatoes, and immediately wish you hadn’t after seeing the critic score next to the big bright red tomato (or green splat); Rob Marshall’s The Little Mermaid is worse than seven other Disney live-action remakes, according to the website. So, you trepidatiously drag your feet to the movie theater and spend the subsequent two hours and fifteen minutes with a…

Near the end of 2021, YouTube made the controversial decision to make dislike counts private across the entire service. You can still dislike YouTube videos with the thumbs down button, but the only people who will ever see those dislikes are the channel’s owners. At the time, YouTube explained that the goal was to protect creators from harassment and dislike attacks, but it also removed a potentially valuable metric that viewers could use to evaluate a video. Pros and cons aside, dislike counts probably…

via Disney There was bound to be backlash from Disney’s shocking announcement last week that it plans to purge over 50 movies and TV shows from Disney Plus and Hulu. Now diehard Willow fans are following in the footsteps of Warrior Nun fans by taking to the proverbial streets to demand justice for the show. Indeed, Disney is evoking Netflix in the worst way possible. Meanwhile, a specific scene from The Little Mermaid is already being roasted so badly that it has been labeled the worst part of the movie. Halle…