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The Testaments review: Chase Infiniti struggles with limited material in Handmaid’s Tale sequel | Web-series News

The Testaments review: Chase Infiniti struggles with limited material in Handmaid’s Tale sequel | Web-series News

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7 min readMay 28, 2026 08:17 AM IST In 2025, The Handmaid’s Tale finally came to an end after a painfully long run of six seasons. Those who managed to watch it all will know how particularly boring and repetitive those last few seasons were with June (Elisabeth Moss) going in and out of Gilead (the dystopian totalitarian regime run by men) as she pleased, as the viewers waited for her to actually reunite with her long lost daughter, Hannah. In case anyone remembers, that was her mission when she first started her rebellion. As the seasons went on, the missions kept changing, and June found smaller wins, Hannah became a haunting memory, as it reminded her that despite all the good she had tried to do, she had failed on her biggest mission. In The Testaments, which begins four years after the events of The Handmaid’s Tale, Hannah is at the center, but she isn’t the same anymore; she is now known as Agnes (Chase Infiniti). With no memory of her birth parents, she …

Taylor Swift song used during rebellion in The Handmaid’s Tale episode; internet calls it dystopia’s ‘revenge anthem’ | Web Series

Taylor Swift song used during rebellion in The Handmaid’s Tale episode; internet calls it dystopia’s ‘revenge anthem’ | Web Series

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May 20, 2025 07:22 PM IST A new version of Look What You Made Me Do by Taylor Swift featured in the latest episode of The Handmaid’s Tale. Here’s how fans reacted Singer Taylor Swift debuted a new version of her hit song Look What You Made Me Do on Hulu’s Emmy-winning web series The Handmaid’s Tale. The song is played during a key scene in the latest episode of the series and fans are split about how they feel. (Also Read: Blake Lively steps out with sisters Robyn, Lori amid Taylor Swift rift rumours) The latest episode of The Handmaid’s Tale featured a new version of Taylor Swift’s Look What You Made Me Do. Taylor Swift’s song in The Handmaid’s Tale During a scene featuring a rebellion led by Elisabeth Moss’ character June, a new version of Look What You Made Me Do plays. Posting pictures of cast members Elisabeth and Bradley Whitford at Taylor’s concerts over the years, the official social media handle of the series wrote, “Fun fact: The cast of #TheHandmaidsTale …

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 Release: When and Where to Watch, Episode Titles, and Everything We Know About Final Run

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 Release: When and Where to Watch, Episode Titles, and Everything We Know About Final Run

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The Handmaid’s Tale will once again amuse its die-hard fans with another intense season. Unfortunately, this will be the final chapter of the beloved series. An adaptation of the seminal 1985 novel by Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale tells the story of a dystopian future ruled by a totalitarian regime, where women are reduced to one sole purpose: surrogacy. Season 6 of The Handmaid’s Tale will pick up exactly where the previous season left off. While the excitement is real—as the series returns to TV screens after nearly two and a half years—we are here to guide you through all the details. The final season will consist of 10 episodes. As for the release schedule: the first three episodes will premiere on the same day, with the remaining episodes being released weekly, one at a time. ALSO READ: Did The Handmaid’s Tale Staffer Take Home Elisabeth Moss’ Custom Underwear? Actress Reveals Surprising Story Here is the exact release schedule of the episodes: Episode 1: April 8  Episode 2: April 8  Episode 3: April 8  Episode 4: April …

Shooting The Handmaid’s Tale’s final season as a new mother was ‘visceral’, says Elisabeth Moss

Shooting The Handmaid’s Tale’s final season as a new mother was ‘visceral’, says Elisabeth Moss

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Apr 03, 2025 11:33 PM IST Now that Elisabeth Moss is a mother herself, playing June Osborne and bidding goodbye to her with the final season of The Handmaid’s Tale has to hit different It’s not hard to see why The Handmaid’s Tale struck a chord with women the world over. Across 5 stupendous seasons, the dystopian drama has painted a world which may seem like an outrageously exaggerated take on the social standing women in an eternally-patriarchal world — but not exactly improbable. The series which has crowned Elisabeth Moss with an Emmy and Golden Globe win for her portrayal of June Osborne, will soon be airing its final season. The official trailer for the same was released by Hulu 2 weeks back which rightly proclaimed — ‘everything has led to this’. Elisabeth Moss comments on how motherhood impacted her approach to The Handmaid’s Tale’s final season Ahead of the season premiere held last night in California, Elisabeth opened up about her last dance of death with June on-screen: “I love this story so …

The Veil Review: Elisabeth Moss’ Outstanding Performance Keeps You Hooked Despite the Uneven Writing

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The Veil Review: There is no denying that Elisabeth Moss is an outstanding actress. Year after year, she has been picking up unique roles delivering interesting series. While we all know her for the famous Mad Men and The Handmaid’s Tale, in 2022, she impressed everyone with the thriller Shining Girls. The British-American actress returns with yet another thriller, titled The Veil. However, the uneven writing feels like a blow to her performance. Set against the turbulent areas of Syria, Turkey, and Paris, The Veil revolves around two women — Imogen (Elisabeth Moss) and Adilah (Yumna Marwan). Imogen is a veteran MI6 agent with her ways of getting to the truth. Extremely smart, she fits into any situation like a chameleon. She is assigned a task of abducting a woman from a refugee camp on the borders of Syria. The woman is identified as Adilah, who is under the military custody at the camp and is said to be a probable threat to the world. However, when Imogen and Adilah cross paths, viewers along with …

Next Goal Wins movie review: Taika Waititi keeps it light and fun | Movie-review News

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Taika Waititi is perhaps trying to pack too much into a film that is about the length of a football game. There is the underdog story, of the American Samoa football team that carries the tag of being “the world’s worst” for losing a game 31 goals to nil. There is the coach story, of the kind who needs to redeem himself having had one tumble too many. And there is the Waititi story, which must now make itself felt in his every venture – a blend of funny, absurd, and on-the-nose White Man vs The Rest theme. It’s perhaps not the best way to tell this tale, based on the real-life American Samoa team, which suffered the ignominy of that loss. The jokes come at the expense of digging into the individual stories of the players, some of whom hold multiple jobs to be able to continue playing. And at the cost of looking deeper into the small island of just over 50,000, which is on the face of it a paradise, of communal …