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Editor’s Pick

Sci-Fi

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The Invisible Man + Hollow Man
Invisible predators. Two films about what happens when a man can do anything and nobody can see him.
Arrival + Solaris
Alien contact as grief counseling. Two films about scientists who find that understanding the alien means understanding themselves.
Dune + Blade Runner
Dense atmospheric sci-fi worlds. Two films that build universes so detailed you can feel the air.
Cloverfield + War of the Worlds
Running from alien invasion. Two films about what it feels like on the ground when the world ends above you.

Action

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Mission: Impossible - Fallout + John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
Action franchises at their peak. Two third installments that proved the formula only improves with repetition.
John Wick + Nobody
Retired killers who just wanted to be left alone. They were not left alone.
A Bittersweet Life + Oldboy
Korean vengeance elegance. Two films about men destroyed by betrayal who rebuild themselves as instruments of revenge.
John Wick + Upgrade
Bodies as weapons of revenge. Two films about men who become killing machines to avenge what was taken from them.

Animation

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Up + The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Adventure as grief therapy. Two films about men who discover the world after losing the person who was their world.
ParaNorman + The Sixth Sense
Boys who see dead people. Two films about children whose supernatural sight is the only thing standing between the living and the lost.
Klaus + The Polar Express
Christmas through the eyes of doubt. Two animated films about characters who must lose their cynicism to find the magic.
Zootopia + Monsters, Inc.
Animated social systems. Two films about characters who discover the world they live in is built on lies.

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