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James Gunn has said he meant for Robert Patrick’s White Dragon character to be terrible, its own TV twist on Peacemaker’s comics father. This all lines up with DC Comics history of the character.

Peacemaker episode 6 review: "Murn After Reading" posits the idea that even a psychopath can develop empathy and strive for redemption.

From classics like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Spy Game to newer additions to genre like Red Joan and Red Sparrow, here are the best spy movies to stream in 2022.

There are only three episodes left of Peacemaker, and James Gunn is teasing big things for the upcoming sixth episode. Last night, Gunn was joined by some of the HBO Max shows cast for a Twitter watch party about the fifth episode, Monkey Dory. Gunn is always sharing fun facts and [...]

Warning: this story contains spoilers for Peacemaker Episode 5, Chapter 5: Monkey Dory. Auggie Smith (Robert Patrick) is gunning for his son (John Cena) in the first look at Peacemaker Episode 6, Chapter 6: Murn After Reading. Freed from prison after being framed by John Economos (Steve [...]

Peacemaker is the newest arrival on HBO Max but only three episodes were released on launch day which has left fans asking when episode 4 will land.

Starring Denzel Washington and Francis McDormand, highly abstracted version of Shakespeare's classic reaches US theaters, will stream online January 14

In Joel and Ethan Coens "Inside Llewyn Davis," Oscar Isaacs folk musician is trying to make it on his own, without his longtime partner. He travels to Chicago to audition for Bud Grossman, who gives the damning judgment: People need time to get to know you, he says, "buy you as a solo act."

NEW YORK (AP) — In Joel and Ethan Coen’s “Inside Llewyn Davis,” Oscar Isaac’s folk musician is trying to make it on his own, without his longtime partner. He travels

NEW YORK (AP) — In Joel and Ethan Coen’s “Inside Llewyn Davis,” Oscar Isaac’s folk musician is trying to make it on his own, without his longtime partner. He travels to Chicago to audition for Bud Grossman, who gives the damning judgment: People need time to get to know you, he says, "buy you as a solo act.”