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[ad_1] Peacock will become the exclusive streaming home of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer starting Friday, February 16, the NBCUniversal platform announced today. Six Nolan classics — Memento (2000), Batman Begins (2005), The Dark Knight (2008), Inception (2010), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), and Dunkirk (2017) — are set to join the service Thursday, February 1. If you can’t wait for its streaming debut, the… Continue reading When Will Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer Stream on Peacock?

[ad_1] “There’s nothing to watch!” If that’s a familiar refrain from kids in your house, we get it. It’s easy to understand how kids can get overwhelmed looking for great shows to watch. But as it turns out, Peacock always has a huge selection of animated kids originals that will appeal to even the pickiest viewers.… Continue reading The Best Animated Shows on Peacock

[ad_1] Is Peacock a streaming service or a toybox? It’s getting harder to tell because there are now two different shows on the platform about talking toys. One of them is a Teddy bear with a tendency for raunchy humor. The other is a doll who also has a tendency for raunchy humor — and… Continue reading Stream Ted and Chucky, Two Talking Toys, on Peacock

[ad_1] In SYFY’s The Ark (streaming now on Peacock), the passengers of humanity’s most crucial lifeboat, Ark One, embark upon the most important deep space mission in the history of our species. An interstellar ship filled with stasis pods will carry them from Earth to the Proxima centauri system 4.2 light-years away. A journey of… Continue reading See Neptune’s Real True Colors, Like Never Before

[ad_1] Nearly two decades after the release of Twilight, Kristen Stewart has reevaluated the hit vampire film (now streaming on Peacock alongside its four sequels) as a subtle, queer allegory. Why Kristen Stewart Considers Twilight a “Gay Movie” “I can only see it now,” the 33-year-old actress, who played the character of Bella Swan, said during a recent chat… Continue reading Kristen Stewart Revisits Twilight as a Queer Allegory

[ad_1] In a fictional future roughly a century from now, humanity is struggling to survive on a dying planet and readying for the greatest adventure in the history of our species: our first journey to another star. With any luck, our actual introduction to interstellar travel won’t be quite as stressful as The Ark (streaming… Continue reading NASA Wants Ideas for a Mission to the Asteroid Apophis

[ad_1] It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a kid in possession of curiosity and wonder, must be in want of some dope dinosaurs. It’s the reason The Land Before Time and Jurassic Park hold so much cultural currency. Little else could trick a child into learning Latin and liking it, yet toddlers everywhere happily… Continue reading Celebrating Megalosaurus, the Very First Dinosaur