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Take “Back in Action,” now streaming on Netflix, for example. The film centers on two CIA operatives who take an opportunity to fake their deaths once they learn they’re having a baby.

This one is “Back in Action.” Now streaming on Netflix, the film centers on Emily and Matt, two spies who learn during a mission that they’re having a baby. When that mission gets ...

And while in recent months industrial action in the capital has mellowed (ASLEF voted to approve a pay deal and then called off strikes on November ... that it is rolling back the law, telling ...

Netflix's Back in Action is the platform's latest movie directed by Seth Gordon, which has broken streaming records on the platform. The movie was released on January 17, 2025, on Netflix and is ...

Another pair of local school districts are discussing a possible merger. As the deadline approaches for the Fort Plain and Canajoharie schools to vote on the idea, each district’s ...

Titans will get to dress up as a Stormtrooper, Hunters will get to cosplay as a Death Trooper, and Warlocks can pretend to be Royal Guards. Bungie also showed off a new Ghost shell that turns your ...

Back in Action marks a huge success for Netflix as it breaks a major streaming record. The action comedy, which brought Cameron Diaz out of her acting hiatus, has been a hot topic since the moment ...

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Warning: Back in Action spoilers ahead! Married CIA operatives Matt (Jamie Foxx) and Emily (Cameron Diaz) may have saved the day in Back in Action, but their mission appears to be far from over.

Or at least what you imagine an entirely AI-generated movie would be: Netflix’s shiny, sterile Back in Action, a film so dismayingly soulless that it could mark a new low in Hollywood creativity. Why ...