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A World Full of Killing and Blood Spilling
Eric Kripke's action-satire returns as bloody and bold as ever, but the latest battle between average Americans and an encroaching fascism feels all the more dour in these trying times.
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And then there are the more dire numbers of Apple TV+ and Discovery+.
Walton Goggins spent hours in the makeup chair for his latest role in the TV adaptation of the "Fallout" video game series.
Robinne Lee, author of the best-selling novel "The Idea of You,” is addressing the changes made in the adaptation now streaming on Prime Video.
TV Ratings
Amazon says the video-game adaptation was viewed by 65 million people in its first 16 days, behind only the debut of "Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power."
Give Goggins His Nose
Blending "Westworld" and "The Boys," Prime Video's adaptation of the popular video game franchise depicts a dystopian society struggling to survive a nuclear strike that wiped out most of humankind — and all our humanity.
"Shows about the world ending have been made for a hundred years," Goggins tells IndieWire. "Now, given how scary things are, [we can] explore this bleak reality with humor and talk about things going on in the world."
The Wars
Netflix is still number 1 — but by what margin?
Kick Off (the Whining)
But perhaps with not as much gusto — or righteousness — as this past January's Peacock grumbling.
Baby, I Love Your Way
Cena and costume designer Katherine Milne talk about transforming Cena into Britney Spears, Boy George, and others in Peter Farrelly's comedy.
“If You Barf, I Barf”
An allegory with emotional heft and an action series that's modishly surreal, "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" takes an honest look at relationships through the fantastic lens of espionage.
No Free Lunches
Freevee, the former IMDb TV, is unlikely to fold, analysts tell IndieWire — but should it?
