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This February, Prime Video is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the return of beloved shows like Invincible and Reacher to the much-anticipated teen romantic drama film My Fault: London. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Prime Video this month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 10 best films that are coming to Prime Video in February 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

A Fish Called Wanda (February 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96% Credit – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

A Fish Called Wanda is a heist comedy film directed by Charles Crichton from a screenplay by John Cleese. The 1988 film revolves around a group of thieves and con artists who team up to pull off the perfect heist, but things go horribly wrong because they all try to double-cross each other.

Sensitive and nuanced, Katarina Zhu’s directorial debut Bunnylovr is a compelling character study that never quite makes sense of the messy life of personal assistant by day / cam girl by night Becca (Zhu). Perhaps that is the point, although the film often edges close to something fascinating only to backpedal––perhaps a feature more than a flaw of Becca, a millennial who finds herself stuck. She’s initially drawn to a mysterious client who first refuses to go on camera with her. The Philly native sends her a rare bunny in the mail to keep her company and then insists on her putting on a show. The connection appears to be driven more by loneliness and isolation than pure fetish, but the film leaves the stranger’s motivations somewhat ambiguous until he lays down the ground rules, at one point telling her this is a transaction.

Living in Manhattan’s Lower East Side,...

Writer, director and star Katarina Zhu’s feature debut is a personal portrait of fulfillment, bringing a nuanced perspective to universal themes of daddy issues, privilege and self-love.

In Bunnylovr, Zhu plays Becca, a twentysomething Chinese American who struggles through life in New York City while moonlighting as a cam girl. Her life takes a turn when a persistent client sends her a live bunny, whom she names Milk. Meanwhile, she runs into her estranged, dying father on the street.

Being fetishized and objectified by everyone in her life quickly takes a toll on Becca. She’s her father William’s (Perry Yung) lucky charm, helping him count cards in the park; she’s her best friend Bella’s (Rachel Sennott) muse, even though the artist ultimately makes her feel violated with her “feminist” creative license; her ex Carter (Jack Kilmer) strings her along as she struggles to move on...

The relationships between humans and animals are mutually beneficial. Feeding a pet is a reason to get out of bed in the morning; taking them out is an excuse to get dressed, go outside, and get some sun. And although she didn’t ask for the responsibility, taking care of a sweet, fluffy white rabbit with enormous eyes is exactly what the protagonist of Katarina Zhu’s “Bunnylovr” needs.

Rebecca (Zhu) is having what you might call a quarter-life crisis. Nearly friendless and struggling to pay rent, she supplements her income as a personal assistant with the money she makes chatting with guys and posting pictures of her feet on a camming website. It’s one of her clients who sends her the rabbit, actually; it’s a weird thing to do, and given the violent arc stories about sex work often take in media, the anticipation is sickening whenever...

If you don’t know a great deal about bunnies apart from their cuteness, a piece of rabbit-centric trivia you will learn in writer-director Katarina Zhu’s debut feature “Bunnylovr” might just break your heart. Turns out, when bunnies experience a considerable amount of stress or a sudden burst of fear, they might go into a state of shock: Their soft bodies become limp, their floppy ears get cold, and if untreated, they can even die from it.

Rest assured, there are no gruesome bunny deaths to worry about in Zhu’s intimate yet slight portrait of New York-based Chinese American cam-girl Rebecca, delicately portrayed by Zhu herself. But existential dreads and visceral gusts of panic are quietly (and symbolically) everywhere in the film, as Rebecca drifts through her dead-end day job as a personal assistant, and her alternate persona by night as an online sex worker. These anxieties don...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Boys!Any fan of Amazon’s The Boys knows that the show has gotten away with a lot of fight scenes that are bloody, brutal, and just plain cringe-inducing. However, some moments from the source material go further than the live-action show would ever dream.

From the very first issue, The Boys’ subversive takedown of the superhero genre is filled with scenes and fights that will have most turning their heads. And while the fan-favorite TV show has done its best to keep the spirit of the comic alive, the following ten moments are simply too over-the-top to ever been adapted faithfully.

The following list contains mentions of graphic deaths.

The Boys' Attack on the Maverickz Was Just Bone-Chilling As Seen In: The Boys #31

The Maverikz aren’t the most well-known team in The Boys, but their fight is certainly one to be remembered. The...

Kneecap is leading the charge at this year’s Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) awards, with 17 nominations across 12 categories.

Rich Peppiatt’s feature about the eponymous Irish-language Belfast hip hop act is on an awards season roll, having led the winners at the Bifas back in December with seven awards, as well as having been shortlisted at the Oscars in the international feature category, and being longlisted in seven categories at the Baftas (with nominations announced tomorrow).

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Tim Mielants’ Small Things Like These, an Ireland-Belgium co-production that opened the Berlin film festival last year,...

In the season 4 finale of The Boys, Homelander took a major step towards taking full control of the United States by removing all political obstacles and rounding-up his enemies, including Mother's Milk, Frenchie, Kimiko, and Hughie (only Starlight and Butcher remain at large).

It was strongly hinted that Homelander's plan would involve interning those who opposed him in prison camps, and we now have confirmation that "Freedom Camps" will indeed be employed for this purpose.

These latest set photos reveal adverts for the camps on the sides of some buses, which also provide a first look at new Supe team, Teenage Kix.

This group is a parody of the likes of the Young Avengers and Teen Titans, and counts A-Train, Sister Sage and the late Popclaw among its former members. In the comics, the roster also includes Big Game, Jetstreak, Hyperion, Shout Out and Mesme.

Check out the photos at the link below.

Make-up design doesn’t always mean prosthetics or extremes — that’s why the Emmy Awards smartly single out contemporary make-up design as its own category. But too often, those more immediately arresting designs are the ones that get all the attention. Not anymore. Join IndieWire in celebrating the make-up artists creating subtle, character-specific work for contemporary characters with our series, “Making Up Is Hard to Do.”

Look, sometimes subtlety is for the weak.

“What We Do in the Shadows” has always been the rare delight of a comedy set in a contemporary setting that still gets to play with a cornucopia of mixed-up period details and fantastic monsters. It is as big and broad as it can be, in part because the comedy lives in its contrast between ordinary Staten Islanders and the Vampire Residence that has so fascinated us, and also, apparently, the Maysles brothers.

For six seasons, the...

Sean Penn, the Oscar-winning star of Mystic River, Milk, and Dead Man Walking, has decided to play some hardball before awards season officially begins. The outspoken actor had some choice words for the Academy and Hollywood, the latter of which he called "afraid" of acknowledging the Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice.

Penn appeared at the Marrakech Film Festival where he received an honorary award for his decades-long career. Per Variety, Penn used the opportunity to slam the Academy for looking down on Ali Abbasi’s The Apprentice, a film about Trump’s relationship with Roy Cohn during his early years as a real estate mogul in New York City. At first, Penn blasted the organization for having such biased criteria:

“The Academy have exercised really extraordinary cowardice when it comes to being part of the bigger world of expression, and in fact, have largely been part of limiting the imagination...

Sean Penn is not done torching the Oscars. First, he threatened to literally smelt his Oscar statues over politics. And this year, the filmmaker is slamming what he called the “extraordinary cowardice” of those who vote for the Academy Awards in general — especially when it comes to boundary-pushing features.

“The Academy have exercised really extraordinary cowardice when it comes to being part of the bigger world of expression, and in fact, have largely been part of limiting the imagination and very limiting of different cultural expressions,” Penn said during the Marrakech Film Festival (via Variety), where he received a lifetime achievement award. “So I don’t get very excited about what we’ll call the Academy Awards [except for] when a film like ‘The Florida Project,’ or ‘I’m Still Here’ [are nominated], or, you know, ‘Emilia Perez,’ of the things that are likely to happen this year.”

Penn specifically pointed to Ali Abbasi’s...

Hatsune Miku is one of the most recognizable icons in the world of anime and related media, and she'd has a lot of marketing crossovers with other brands over the years. Such is once again the case with Sanrio, with a new Sega machine collectible reuniting the Vocaloid with one of Hello Kitty's friends.

Via Sega Plaza, A new figurine in the Chokonose line will feature Hatsune Miku alongside Sanrio characters Cinnamoroll and Milk. Decked out in bows and clothing that makes them look like each other, it's the latest collaboration between the brands and the characters in question. Now beng stocked in Sega machines, it's an adorable way to celebrate fans of Sanrio or singing computer programs.

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Josh Brolin reflected on a previous offer to appear in the Avatar sequel. He said he declined the project but it was nothing personal; James Cameron's reaction was uncalled for.

Josh Brolin recalled his brief spat with James Cameron in an interview for In Depth With Graham Basinger. Cameron wanted Brolin in Avatar: The Way of Water but the actor refused the offer. "I heard he was angry," the Dune actor said. "I understand it, because when you have something in your mind and you have a status and a power you're used to people feeling really grateful that you are offering it to them. I don't know if that's the case with him, because I don't know him well enough. But it was based on the [project]. It wasn't based on him."

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Since the first season of The Boys, the show has been unafraid to explore the ugly sides of its complex characters. Various characters have some uncomfortable and unusual traits that turn people off while also making them weirdly interesting and unique. Homelander’s perverse obsession with milk and Deep’s relationship with Timothy were some outrageous traits.

Kimiko and Frenchie in The Boys season 4 | Prime Video

From season 1, Tomer Capone’s Frenchie has been paired with Kimiko, and their romantic tension has always been a focal point in subsequent seasons. Frenchie’s bisexuality has always been hinted at through his storylines over the seasons. However, fans are not enjoying his current romance with Colin and are calling their relationship forced.

Fans Are Hating on The Boys’ Colin-Frenchie Storyline Leading to Review Bombing

Some fans are complaining that the Colin-Frenchie romance in The Boys came out of left field | Prime Video...

There are several moments in The Boys that have left a lasting impression on their fans. However, none have been as iconic as Herogasm. The episode was teased as being absolutely disgusting, weeks before its release, and it did not disappoint in that category in the least. There are several moments throughout the episode that make it difficult to watch, and it concludes with one of the most epic fight sequences throughout the series.

Erin Moriarty as Starlight in a still from The Boys I Prime Video

While the fight between Homelander, Billy Butcher, and Soldier Boy was certainly iconic, there is no denying that the first half of the episode is revolting. One can only imagine what it would have been like to film the episode for each individual actor. During a recent interview, Erin Moriarty revealed her experience filming the episode as Starlight.

The Boys Traumatized Erin Moriarty

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Warning: Contains Spoilers for The Boys season 1, episode 3!

Laz Alonso remains as Mother's Milk in The Boys season 4, despite a noticeable appearance change. Mm's appearance change is addressed in season 4, episode 1. Despite his new look, Laz Alonso's portrayal of Mother's Milk is still intact in The Boys season 4.

Marcus, more often known by his nickname Mm, has gone through a change of appearance in The Boys' season 4, causing many fans to wonder if the series recast Laz Alonso. Throughout the first three seasons of The Boys, Las Alonso played one of the main characters, with Mm serving as one of the members of the titular team. The Boys season 4 has now made Mm's role much bigger, but the most prevalent conversation around the character following the premiere has to do with viewers wondering if Laz Alonso was recast.

The Boys season 4 is finally here, with the highly anticipated continuation of...

The Boys is most definitely not a program that's recommended for children, but that doesn't mean the series can't have its own licensed toys made by Fisher-Price. A new Little People set based on The Boys has been created, as unveiled by series showrunner Eric Kripke.

The unveiling was posted to Kripke's account on X. "Dreams do come true," he said in the caption, also noting how the fourth season of The Boys will debut on June 13. Also included was a video that showcased Kripke opening a box to take a look at a six-pack of Little People toys, including three Supes along with three members of the titular group. Though it's not a crystal clear look, it can be seen that the set includes Homelander (Antony Starr), Starlight (Erin Moriarty), Queen Maeve (Dominique McElligott), Billy Butcher (Karl Urban), Hughie Campbell (Jack Quaid), and Mother's Milk (Laz Alonso).

Dreams do come true.

The first Iron Man film led by Robert Downey Jr. in 2008 served as the launchpad for the Marvel Cinematic Universe that became a name synonymous with success. The idea of a flamboyant billionaire who built himself a suit of armor from metal scraps in a cave resonated with the audience, becoming a solid foundation for the superhero franchise that we know and adore.

Billy Butcher, Frenchie, and Mother’s Milk in The Boys. Credits: Amazon Studios

Since then, numerous films made their entries in the MCU, and every film till 2019 was a great watch, but after Avengers: Endgame, their downfall began. Except for Spider-Man: No Way Home, none of the projects could hit the billion mark at the box office. Eric Kripke, the man behind The Boys shares the key reason behind the failure of the films in Kevin Feige’s MCU.

Erick Kripke Shares The Reason Why Fans are...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world at this moment. The twisted take on the superhero genre, adapted from the comic book of the same name, became a major hit for Amazon Prime and a series that has pushed the boundaries of what can be shown on TV in more ways than one. After three successful seasons and a spin-off series, the fourth season of The Boys is coming back later this year, with the premiere scheduled for June 13, 2024 but today, a month before the upcoming season’s premiere, we have received confirmation that The Boys have been renewed for Season 5, which is absolutely amazing!

Not much has been revealed at this point, but Amazon has released a short teaser video featuring Kimiko, which confirms the renewal. As you might have guessed, we are going to show this teaser to you in the upcoming paragraphs.

The wait for the fourth season of The Boys is almost over. Fans will now have just one more month left to go before watching new episodes, and the occasion comes with another tease of Season 4.

Season 4 of The Boys is set to drop on Prime Video on June 13, 2024. On May 13, the official X page for the series posted an image from the set featuring series star Karl Urban alongside franchise newcomer Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Both actors are offering a one-finger salute, though that's certainly in line with The Boys. The message that was posted alongside the photo noted, "This is their 1 month until Season 4 salute." Check out the post below.

This is their 1 month until Season 4 salute. pic.twitter.com/svkbxy9HsN The Boys (@TheBoysTV) May 13, 2024

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Blink-182 are hitting the road for their “One More Time Tour” in June (get tickets here), and ahead of the outing, the pop-punk band has offered some details on what fans can expect.

For starters (literally), an exciting roster of opening acts for the dates has been unveiled, including Pierce the Veil, jxdn, Drain, Hot Milk, Landon Barker, and more. Plus, for two shows in Texas this June, Blink-182 will be joined by metalcore legends, Live Without, the band from the forever-iconic “What the fuck is up Denny’s” video (which Blink-182 themselves paid homage to last fall).

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In a press release, Blink-182 also shared some details for the “new production elements” that will be implemented in the upcoming dates, promising a “brand-new show.” Specifically, the band will now play in a 360-degree-view setting, allowing for more fan seating by placing their stage in the center of the arena.

Spoilers for The Boys (full series) ahead!

The Boys, the superhero satire by Garth Ennis which ran from 2006 to 2012, was one of the most unrelentingly brutal comic book series ever created. While most of its cast of violent psychopaths got some degree of comeuppance before the series concluded, the book was also known for dispatching fan favorite characters with devastating regularity.

As grotesque as it seemed early on, the moral arc of The Boys universe invariably did bend toward justice as the series reached the end of its seventy-two issue run. With most of its characters getting what they deserved in the end, it is worth considering those few who appeared in the comic and somehow managed not to deserve to die, or at least to die a little less painfully.

Queen Maeve

As one of Vought-American's superteam the Seven, Queen Maeve was morally complicit in her teammates multitude of...

Arrow Video has just announced an all-new remastered 4K Uhd release of Al Pacino‘s gritty crime drama with his former Scarface director Brian De Palma. Carlito’s Way is scheduled to hit the streets with this new special edition on September 26. The details for product are listed below.

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Academy Award winner Al Pacino reunites with his Scarface director Brian De Palma for this tough-minded thriller about a gangster looking for salvation down the mean streets of 1970s New York City. Gangster Carlito Brigante (Pacino) gets released early from prison thanks to the work of his lawyer, Kleinfeld. Vowing to go straight, Carlito nonetheless finds dangers waiting for him in the outside world. As Carlito works toward redemption, Kleinfeld sinks into cocaine-fuelled corruption. When Kleinfeld crosses the mob, Carlito gets caught in the crossfire and has to face a hard choice: remain loyal to the friend who...

The Boys season 4 promises to be full of twists and major reveals, but one storyline could see Marvin T. Milk, aka Mother's Milk's mysterious nickname, explained. Introduced as a reluctant associate of Billy Butcher in The Boys season 1, M.M. has a complicated relationship with Butcher's band of vigilantes. He initially loses his family over rejoining Butcher but sees an upswing when his criminal charges are cleared after Stormfront is taken down. The Boys season 3 saw a greater emphasis on M.M.'s character due to his personal relationship with Soldier Boy, and after his wife Monique sees it's eating him up, she allows him to return to The Boys.

Despite this renewed focus on M.M. in The Boys, the origins behind his nickname aren't revealed. However, The Boys season 3 did give a clue about his nickname, seeing Laz Alonso's character shaking and drinking a milk-like substance in his apartment.

Many of the most important queer films in cinema history share a birthplace: the Sundance Film Festival. Organized by the Sundance Institute, the legendary annual fest in Park City, Utah, has boasted international and U.S. premiere titles as varied as the groundbreaking New York ballroom documentary Paris Is Burning in 1991, Donna Deitch’s 1985 lesbian road drama Desert Hearts or even recent masterworks like Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 adaptation of Call Me by Your Name.

The Hollywood Reporter spoke with Kim Yutani, director of programming at Sundance, about some of the most important Lgbtqia+ films to debut there.

“Seeing the films that Sundance has programmed over the years, especially around the early 1990s with the New Queer Wave, that was what attracted me to Sundance,” says Yutani, who’s been working with the festival for 17 years, and has also worked in various positions within the film industry, like as Gregg Araki...

The cast of the political thriller miniseries Gaslit boasts two Oscar winners alongside other talented actors with varied film and TV experience. Ranking among the best television adaptations of podcasts, Gaslit takes inspiration from the first season of Slow Burn. The narrative focuses on Martha Mitchell, the real-life socialite whose frank and revealing interviews played a major role in President Richard Nixon’s downfall during the Watergate scandal. Gaslit also incorporates the stories of other chief figures of the era such as White House attorney John Dean, Attorney General John N. Mitchell, and G. Gordon Liddy, the leader of the Democratic National Committee burglary at the Watergate Complex.

Like many other fact-based stories that explore the Watergate scandal, the Gaslit cast largely includes actors playing real-life personalities. Even though Nixon is kept in the shadows, Gaslit puts the spotlight on its central figure as well as the lawyers, FBI agents,...

The Ang Lee-directed Brokeback Mountain is one of the most influential movies of the 2000s, but so many behind-the-scenes issues almost kept the profound film from ever being made. At the 78th Academy Awards, when Paul Haggis’ Crash was announced as the Best Picture winner, there was an audible gasp throughout the venue. Pretty much everyone in there – including the award’s announcer, Jack Nicholson – was expecting Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain to win. Lee’s film was a beautiful, tragic love story, a stepping stone for LGBTQ+ representation in mainstream Hollywood cinema, and undeniably one of the finest movies of 2005.

Crash isn't a bad movie, but it's a lot more heavy-handed and a lot less emotionally resonant than the cowboy movie, and Brokeback Mountain changed cinema forever. The Best Picture winner certainly doesn't hold up as well as the Brokeback Mountain either. However, given the subject matter of Brokeback Mountain,...