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Why Netflix’s ‘A House Of Dynamite’ Ending Is Extremely Frustrating

Netflix has had a new #1 movie for a while now, its original feature A House of Dynamite, a political thriller directed by Zero Dark Thirty’s Kathryn Bigelow, starring Rebecca Ferguson and Idris Elba,...

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‘House of Dynamite’ Viewers Rage Over ‘Worst’ Ending Ever

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Netflix viewers have one major complaint about “horrifying” A House of Dynamite ending

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Watch 'House of Dynamite' director Kathryn Bigelow discuss the explosive reality of nuclear stockpiles

Director Kathryn Bigelow brought awareness to the explosive reality of nuclear stockpiles' during the "House of Dynamite" panel at the Venice Film Festival.

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Kathryn Bigelow Responds to Pentagon Criticism of ‘A House of Dynamite’: “I Just State the Truth” (Exclusive)

Officials including Massachusetts Senator Edward J. Markey have gone public praising the film for raising nuclear awareness — and getting it seemingly right.

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Why the Ending of A House of Dynamite Is Getting Polarizing Reactions from Audiences

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Is ‘A House of Dynamite’ Based on a True Story? The Pentagon Weighed In

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What Fans Missed in the Breaking Bad Ending

Spoiler alert! Because today I'm forever changing the way that you look at the final scene of one of the greatest television shows of all time - Breaking Bad. The show ended with what a lot of people thought was a cop out.

A House of Dynamite Writer on Pentagon Disputing Netflix Movie’s Accuracy

Netflix’s latest thriller, A House of Dynamite, may have garnered positive reviews upon its release, but the film has also drawn criticism from the Pentagon. Representatives from the US Department of Defense recently issued a memo questioning the authenticity of the events showcased in the new Kathryn Bigelow movie,

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Pentagon Goes to War With Netflix Over 'House of Dynamite' Missile Claim… as Film's Oscar Winning Director Sounds Off in Response

The Pentagon is once again focused on important issues. like a Netflix film about a nuclear disaster, RadarOnline.