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Maestro Trailer Plays All the Familiar Notes
In a sure sign that Oscar-bait season is upon us, Netflix has released a trailer for Maestro, the upcoming biopic from second-time director Bradley Cooper. Cooper stars as Leonard Bernstein, the legendary American composer, with the film focusing on his undoubtedly troubled marriage to Felicia Monte...
Read MoreFargo Season 5 Trailer Hunts Down Fall TV
Practice your manners, and don’t plan on fleeing any interviews because FX has released a trailer for the fifth season of Fargo. Season 5 of the anthology series, a sort of spin-off of the classic film from the Coen Brothers, revolves around a Midwestern housewife named Dot with a secret past, an...
Read MoreGuillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Movie Cast and Roles Revealed
Guillermo del Toro is creating a monster, and he’s showing off some of his utensils. The celebrated filmmaker’s next movie under his overall Netflix deal is a Frankenstein movie based on art from the late Bernie Wrightson (which was sold to Netflix by his widow, Elizabeth S. Wrightson). The tit...
Read MoreMission: Impossible 8 Gets New Release Date and Title
One mission Ethan Hunt couldn’t accomplish was getting his next movie into theaters on time. The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that the next Mission: Impossible film, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two, will not meet its original release date of June 28, 2024. Instead, it will arr...
Read MoreJames Bond will be Further Modernized in Next Film
If you thought James Bond couldn’t get any worse, buckle up, because EON ain’t done yet. In an interview with The Guardian, 007 producer Barbara Broccoli was asked about the next actor to play the world’s most famous spy, and while there’s no answer on that score yet, she did talk a bit abou...
Read MoreREVIEW: Killers of the Flower Moon (2023)
Killers of the Flower Moon is Martin Scorsese taking his time. It doesn’t have the frenetic energy of some of the films for which he’s most famous, but its intimate, slow-burn story reveals itself gradually, slowly setting the stage for a rumination on the nature of evil. And it’s done with a...
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