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The Gentlemen Trailer Brings Guy Ritchie’s World to Netflix
Netflix is about to take you on a tour of the British underworld. The first name in streaming released a trailer for The Gentlemen, the new crime series from Guy Ritchie “inspired by” his recent movie. The Gentlemen (the show) finds a man inheriting a large estate from his deceased father, onl...
Read MoreDaisy Ridley Talks Star Wars’ “New Direction”
In an interview with AlloCiné last Friday, Daisy Ridley discussed her upcoming Star Wars film directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy. Ridley says Rey’s next adventure will take Star Wars in “a new direction.” Read more here, and check out the interview in full on YouTube: “So I thought about it ...
Read MoreFast and Furious 11 Will Have Smaller Budget
The Fast and Furious franchise is finally coming back down to Earth. In a post on his blog Insneider (which is behind a paywall, so this is via ComicBook.com), Jeff Sneider says that the next entry in the racing-turned-heist-turned-spy franchise will have a smaller budget and a lower-scale story mo...
Read MoreNeve Campbell Would Consider Returning to Scream
Neve Campbell is toying with Spyglass and the makers of Scream 7, and it’s delicious. Speaking with Variety at the BAFTA Tea Party (which sounds like something middle-aged husbands get dragged to), Campbell said she’s open to returning to the Scream series “under the right circumstances.”...
Read MoreParamount is Making Top Gun 3 Because of Course They Are
Maverick won’t quit flying anytime soon. Puck News was the first to break the story that Paramount will produce another Top Gun movie, with Tom Cruise returning as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. Miles Teller and Glen Powell are expected to reprise their roles as Rooster and Hangman, respectively. ...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Beekeeper (2024)
I’m not going to pretend The Beekeeper is a great movie, because it isn’t. It’s got less character work than your standard Allstate commercial, the acting – outside of a couple of performances – is just below mediocre, the narrative is thin as a shoestring, and the admittedly interesting ...
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