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10 Unanswered Game Of Thrones Questions Heading Into Next Week's 'The Queen's Justice' HBO We’re only two episodes into  Game of Thrones ’ seventh season, and we’ve already got questions. The various webs of storylines across the Seven Kingdoms are finally coming together this year as new alliances are formed, old ones are tested, and the impending White Walkers are forcing Houses to look at the bigger picture. Last week’s “ Stormborn “ left us with a ton of unanswered questions about what’s happened and what’s to come. For instance –  SPOILER  alert  for Episode 2 – how did Euron find Yara and know Ellaria was on board, what is Littlefinger’s game plan, and should we be worried about Grey Worm? As we head into Sunday’s “The Queen’s Justice,” ScreenCrush’s resident  Thrones  experts Erin Oliver Whitney and Kevin Fitzpatrick breakdown the top lingering questions they’re hoping to get some clarity on. 1. ...

Ryan Reynolds Reveals First Look at Deadpool 2's Domino When Deadpool returns to theater screens next year, he’s going to have a major upgrade in supporting casts. In his first film, the lack of co-starring mutants was basically a recurring gag;  Ryan Reynolds ’ Merc With a Mouth shared screentime with Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead, and that was basically it. But  Deadpool 2   will up the X-Men star power in a major way. ’Pool will meet Cable, played by Josh Brolin, as well as Domino, played by  Zazie Beetz . And today on Twitter, Reynolds tweeted out the first look at Beetz’s version of the character: Some people just know how to work a red carpet. #Domino #DeadPool2 pic.twitter.com/llCc8JfKT6 — Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) July 31, 2017 Domino was co-created by the same guys who first introduced Deadpool to the pages of X-Men comics; writer Fabian Nicieza and artist Rob Liefeld. (Cable was created by Liefeld with writer Louise Si...

The 10 Best Movies of 2017 (So Far) Last year at this time, things were looking pretty bleak in film world. Moviegoers were suffering through  one of the worst summers in recent memory , and things would get much worse before they got any better. 2017 has had its fair share of stinkers, but for all the hand-wringing about the death of cinema and the ascension of television, the first six months of the year have produced a slew of instant classics — so many, in fact, that if 2017 ended tomorrow, there would still be more than enough options to fill out a very respectable year-end top ten list. So why not get a jump on the list-making right now? As we begin the countdown to awards season, the staff of ScreenCrush convened to select ten films to represent the best of the year so far. There was a fair amount of consensus about the top picks, and enough agreement throughout that editors  Matt Singer ,  Erin Oliver Whitney , and  B...