The TV miniseries is perhaps the most unsung of the motion picture formats. A sort of middle ground between the short-form movie and the much longer traditional television show – even ones that only last a single season – the miniseries is a potent tool for visual storytelling despite its margin...
Read MoreAll the Old Knives, the new spy thriller from Amazon Studios, flew a bit under the radar, as many of these streaming productions seem to do. I was only made aware of it thanks to Spybrary, my favorite podcast (outside of the fine programs in the Geeks + Gamers network, of course). This kind of &hell...
Read MoreThe regular season for blockbusters seemingly erupted a few months later with a huge drop of content this weekend domestically and abroad. As Hollywood tries to maintain the marketing of every release being “record-breaking” or “historic,” we have just such a 3-day weekend fo...
Read MoreIn an interview for The Radio Times, Daniel Craig was asked if he would support a more diverse actor as his James Bond replacement. In response, the Bond of the past 15 years said that women should have better roles instead. This remark echoes a comment from Barbara Broccoli, daughter of Cubby Brocc...
Read MoreAfter several years of stirring, EON decided to shake up James Bond fans with a final No Time to Die trailer. The next Bond film – the 25th in EON’s long-running movie series and the fifth to star Daniel Craig – has kept its plot under wraps, but from the trailers so far, we can …
Manners have gone out the window as 20th Century Studios – which is no longer 20th or 21st Century Fox because it’s property of the Magic Kingdom now – has released a red band trailer for The King’s Man. A prequel to the wacky Kingsman spy series based on Mark Millar’s comic books, The Kin...
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