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A Familiar Formula in Jason Statham's Latest Action Thriller, Mutiny

The action movie genre has struggled at the box office, but Jason Statham remains a staple in the industry. His latest film, Mutiny, is a by-the-book tale of a hero striking back at crooks, but it still manages to offer modestly entertaining moments.

The Guardian US culture19 August 2026
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Living & behaviour

Big Walk: A Game of Connection and Exploration

Big Walk, the latest game from Melbourne-based developer House House, has been an instant success with over 1 million downloads in its first week of release. The game's unique design focuses on proximity voice chat, allowing players to communicate clearly with each other while on a virtual walk through a beautiful and realistic landscape.

The Guardian US culture19 August 2026
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Living & behaviour

Insidious: Out of the Further - A Fading Franchise Struggles to Sustain Its Chill

The sixth installment of the Insidious franchise, Out of the Further, marks a decline in creativity and entertainment value, despite a few eerie moments. The film follows Gemma, a dental hygienist with the ability to traverse the Further, as she battles demons that threaten her family. While Lin Shaye's Elise Rainier remains a highlight, the series risks becoming as stale as its predecessor, Saw.

The Guardian US culture19 August 2026

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