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Far From Home and the best games of 2019 headline our favorite stories of the week

By The A.V. Club  |  June 29, 2019 | 11:00am
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Far From Home and the best games of 2019 headline our favorite stories of the week
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Here’s a compilation of our favorite features published this week. Be sure to follow along with our TV recaps and check out all our recent reviews.


Monday

  • The A.V. Club’s best games of 2019 so far
  • Dear John: Why does Keanu Reeves like to play you so much?
  • Children are right to be lying little turds, posits Overheard At National Geographic
  • The best, worst, and weirdest of this year’s Cinepocalypse film festival

Tuesday

  • The best comics of 2019 so far
  • 15 years later, Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 remains essential American agitprop

Wednesday

  • Honey, I Shrunk The Kids is just as terrifying 30 years on

Thursday

  • Rory Kinnear on Years And Years, the power of male pattern baldness, and fucking a pig
  • Before Pose, before Drag Race, and even before Stonewall, there was The Queen
  • Spider-Man explores an overpopulated post-Endgame world in the funny Far From Home

Friday

  • All these years later, The Sound Of Music remains one of the world’s favorite things
  • We wade through fidget spinners and porn to bring you the best games for less than $1 right now on Steam
  • 5 new releases we love: A beautiful bummer, a fuck-you to creeps, and more

 
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