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We saw ‘Artificial’ before everyone else, and now we know why Hollywood tried to bury it

After Amazon MGM shelved Luca Guadagnino's $40 million OpenAI drama, Neon brought it to New York; Andrew Garfield plays a scheming Sam Altman, while Israeli-raised Ilya Sutskever emerges as the moral center of a chilling warning about AI

Amir Bogen, New York | 10.11.26

Google Pixel 11 puts AI first as yearly smartphone upgrades make less sense

Google’s latest flagship brings a new Tensor chip, more storage, strong low-light cameras and deeper Gemini integration, but with an unchanged design and mostly software-driven upgrades, Pixel 10 owners have little reason to rush.

Itai Smuskowitz‏/Calcalist | 09.24.26

Andrew Garfield leads a medieval revolt in ‘The Uprising’ — and its aftermath is the real warning

No Robin Hood here, his legend predates the story by 200 years; instead, Andrew Garfield plays a plague-bereaved English peasant crushed by taxes who leads an angry mob against the king and his corrupt advisers; how it ends? check Wikipedia

Shmulik Duvdevani | 09.18.26

Nearly 30 years later, ‘Practical Magic 2’ repeats the original instead of moving forward

Nearly 30 years after the original became a cult hit, the sequel recreates its characters, chemistry and formula instead of moving them forward; it knows what fans loved, but offers little new — a missed chance for Bullock and Kidman

Erez Dvora | 09.17.26

A league of its own: One of Israel’s best brunches is hiding outside Tel Aviv

The croissants are superb, the sourdough is exceptional and the omelet sandwich alone justifies the drive to Kfar Daniel, but the wildly popular bakery is crowded enough that booking ahead is essential

Yehonatan Cohen | 08.08.26

Review: 'Jackass: Best and Last' brings back the pain, but not the old spark

Nearly 25 years after redefining outrageous comedy, Johnny Knoxville and his crew return for a farewell packed with nostalgia, recycled material and a few new stunts; though it is unclear whether Gen Z will care about their aging antics

Erez Dvora | 07.16.26

The Legally Blonde prequel is cute, harmless and mostly unnecessary

Amazon’s 'Elle' returns to Elle Woods’ high-school years to show how the pink-clad Beverly Hills heroine became the woman who conquered Harvard; but compared with the original film, the series feels less like a revelation than a repeat

Smadar Shiloni | 07.06.26

Ferrari’s manual gearbox returns after 14 years, but there is a catch

The 12Cilindri gets a clutch pedal and classic gated shifter for a limited run of 1,499 cars, but the system is electronically operated, costs about 50% more and may reach 4.5 million shekels ($1.2 million) in Israel

Nir Ben Zaken | 07.05.26

Supergirl fails to take flight: DC’s reboot hits a major setback

'Supergirl,' the second film in James Gunn’s DCU reboot, is panned as a muddled, uneven adaptation of 'Woman of Tomorrow', with a weak script, tonal confusion and troubled production, despite Milly Alcock and Jason Momoa’s efforts

Erez Dvora | 06.26.26

Toy Story 5 is more than another sequel, and Pixar still has something to say

Thirty-one years after the first film, Pixar brings Woody, Buzz and Jessie back for a new adventure in a world where children prefer screens to toys, blending humor, nostalgia and real emotional weight

Erez Dvora | 06.22.26

Review: 'Pragmata' reminds us why we are gamers

Capcom blends third-person shooting with real-time hacking puzzles, delivering fast, strategic combat and fresh gameplay ideas, though story and character depth fall short of expectations in otherwise polished and engaging sci-fi experience

Daniela Ginzburg | 04.18.26

Review: Euphoria season 3 disappoints early as series shifts tone

With drug lords, smuggling, strippers and weapons, HBO show shifts from a provocative teen drama into a crime-driven western — featuring the same characters and actors, but feeling like an entirely different series

Hadas Levav | 04.18.26

New series ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ tackles OnlyFans without taking sides

In ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles,’ Elle Fanning plays a student who turns to OnlyFans after an unplanned pregnancy by a married professor; the series avoids judging the platform, treating it as almost innocent while skirting its ties to the sex industry, yet delivers a sharp, funny take on young adulthood, financial strain and new motherhood

Smadar Shiloni | 04.17.26

‘The Bride!’ becomes viral joke after walkouts but emerges as bold, chaotic must-watch

It flopped at the box office and went viral as viewers walked out, but ‘The Bride!’ emerges as an ambitious, chaotic film blending Frankenstein, 1930s Hollywood and modern politics, remaining intriguing even as it unravels

Shmulik Duvdevani | 04.13.26

'Peaky Blinders' film delivers a fitting cinematic ending to hit series

Global hit series gets the cinematic ending it deserves in 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,' as a time jump revisits Tommy Shelby, played by Cillian Murphy, in a rare TV-to-film success that stays true to its roots

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 03.23.26

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