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You can catch up on much of Carey Mulligan’s filmography via streaming services.

'Cause there are thrillers...

If you love Bryan Cranston, here's what you should stream.

Watched the John Wick trilogy so many times your Blu-ray player refuses to boot up the disks? Here are some movies to pass the time.

These serious roles from these comedic actors are no joke.

Prepare to live on the edge of your seat.

This binge is intense...

With Uncut Gems about to come out, let's celebrate some truly spectacular performances.

Sitting in all that L.A. traffic sparked some incredible contributions to cinema.

Edgar Wright's Baby Driver is the coolest film in theaters at the moment. If you want to see films of a similar style and ilk, then you really need to click inside.

Are you ready to cap off your night with some high octane action? Strap in, shift down, prepare yourself for the chase compilation to end all chase compilations.

Refn knows the allure of The Driver, and while he's dead-set against making a Drive sequel, he recently confessed he's considering folding the character into a future film. He tells the paper: "[As far as a sequel goes] that is never going to happen. But the character of The Driver might return in another film. We're playing with that idea. We'll see what happens."

FilmDistrict has acquired the Dead Man Down from director Niels Arden Oplev , the man behind the original Swedish adaptation of Stieg Larsson's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Dead Man Down also re-teams the Oplev with his Dragon Tattoo leading lady, with Noomi Rapace starring alongside Colin Farrell in this romantic revenge thriller.

Netflix's streaming catalogue has been getting a little stale of late. Sure, they've got some amazing-sounding original content in the works, but there's been something of a lull when it comes to new and exciting movie content being added. Thankfully, there is some good stuff coming down the pike in the next two months, including the acclaimed film Drive and last year's Thor.

In this clip we're introduced to Gosling's enigmatic stuntman, his rules for getaway driving, his car-savvy cohort (Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston), and the beginnings of the chase featured in its trailer. Gosling's silent driver is the picture of calm as the sharp ticking of the clock pronounces the soon-to-close window for his work. Cleverly, the clip cuts off just as the getaway literally kicks into high gear, teasing viewers with just a taste of what Drive has in store.

As both a film critic and reporter, I have to sit through a lot of terrible movies. This year I spent hours of my life watching movies like New Year's Eve, Spy Kids: All The Time in the World, Abduction and Waiting For Forever. But it's the good movies that make it all worth it, and this year there were some truly brilliant films in release. But among those great titles, what were my favorites? Well...

Much like 2010, this year was packed with not only amazing soundtracks, but also movies that knew how to use songs to perfect effect. From the synth sounds in Drive to the insanely happy tunes in The Muppets, this year in music moments made audiences feel unending joy and devastating sadness, but it all made for great times at the cinema.

The BFCAs cover all the categories done by the Oscars-- yes, including Best Sound-- and then add a few of their own to the end, so instead of going through each category individually it seems easier to simply look for surprises. They nominated six people in each acting category-- all the better to predict the Oscars with, my dear

Drive provided movie fans with a lot to gush about. The slick direction by Nicolas Winding Refn. The amazing performances by Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, and Albert Brooks. The unforgettable moments of sudden, shocking violence. That freakin' soundtrack. One details that many movie fans might not have noticed, however, is that Drive was based on a book of the same name by crime-fiction writer James Sallis. You'll also be interested to hear that there's a sequel to the novel coming out this April.

Like many movies that slam full-force into the movie-going consciousness, Drive is absolutely chockablock with elements just begging to be skewered, referenced, and outright parodied. Director Nicolas Winding Refn's unforgettable visual style. The propulsive faux-vintage soundtrack. The Driver's racing-jacket-and-gloves wardrobe, already a go-to Halloween costume. Gosling's "less is more" performance. That elevator scene. It's all there, just waiting to be mocked.