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Charles Pulliam-Moore

Charles Pulliam-Moore

Film & TV Reporter

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    Get ready to be obsessulated.

    Though all of Oz is atwitter in Wicked: For Good’s final trailer, there’s a (literal and metaphorical) storm on the horizon that’s going to pop off when Glinda (Ariana Grande) and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) are reunited.

    Alien: Earth’s beefy tablets were inspired by Sony’s classic Watchman

    Production designer Andy Nicholson looked to the past to make the sci-fi series’ future tech feel real.

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    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Say hello to the oldest resident of Derry, Maine.

    The latest trailer for HBO’s Welcome to Derry series is chock full of alarming new scenes from the It prequel, but the most intriguing thing about it are its shots of what seems to be Pennywise’s arrival on Earth from space(?) in a massive ball of fire.

    This is part of Disney’s legacy now

    ABC’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel in fear of Donald Trump is already casting an ugly shadow on the Disney brand.

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    Him is a grueling and messy takedown of American football culture

    The Jordan Peele-produced sports horror doesn’t quite come together in the end, but some of its core ideas are potent.

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    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Tubi wants to help you slack off at work.

    In an effort to help folks consume as much streaming content as possible, Tubi has just released Productubity, a new Chrome extension designed to make it easier for you to hide the fact that you’re watching movies or shows when you’re supposed to be, you know, increasing shareholder value.

    American Sweatshop depicts content moderation as the hell it is

    Director Uta Briesewitz wants her new film to make you think about the human suffering that keeps the internet running.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore