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For the longest time, we’ve been striving to find love in shows since the likes of 1965’s The Dating Game to The Bachelor, without much yield. Amazon Prime Video has brought, Cosmic Love, a show that’s above all dating shows, by utilizing cosmos’s compatibility test to evaluate how much singles are desperate for a relationship. Other Prime Video reality dating shows of such strength are Forever Summer: Hamptons and The One That Got Away. 

It has been three decades since the first time that 'Duke Nukem' made his debut. And now, after all these years of waiting and anticipation from fans worldwide, he is getting an official feature film!The beloved video game series from Gearbox Software is finally set to make its way onto the silver screen, thanks partly because of a creative team behind 'Cobra Kai,' including Josh Heald and Jon Hurwitz, who have been attached as producers. Legendary will also produce the film with Jean Julien Baronnet on board for this project over at Marla Studios.

Thanks to the popularity of Rotten Tomatoes, there is better awareness of the critic/audience discrepancy that has always existed since blockbuster movies began. The Gray Man, the newest Netflix feature from the directors of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, highlights the difference perfectly, with audiences shooing away the negative reviews to shine glowing praise on their new favorite film. Sadly, The Gray Man truly does not deserve the praise, and thanks to movies like John Wick, it's frankly hard to see exactly how this movie could top any of the critically acclaimed action flicks that now sit alongside vacant scripts like this one.

Benediction, a true story of poet Siegfried Sassoon, shows the kinship that acclaimed director Terence Davies always makes in any of his films. His first two films, the masterpieces Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988) and The Long Day Closes (1992), were both blatantly autobiographical, and it is abundantly apparent that Davies might have followed in Sassoon's footsteps had he lived during World War I. Here is everything you need to know about this great movie!

With their second album for Sub Pop, 2007's Cease To Begin, Band of Horses cemented their signature sound following the surprise mega-hit 'The Funeral,' and they have been a staple of the light indie-rock scene that appealed to lovers of their folksy sound as well as the casual masses. These early successes in the 2000s helped them onto major labels and allowed them to survive some critical low points in the 2010s with Mirage Rock and Why Are You OK. Now, with Things Are Great, they have reclaimed their sound and are as good as ever.