Pride & Prejudice’ First Look: Netflix’s Jane Austen Limited Series Starring Emma Corrin, Jack Lowden & Olivia Colman Set to Debut This December
Netflix is diving into the world of Jane Austen with a limited series adaptation of Pride & Prejudice, set to premiere in December. The production stars Emma Corrin, Jack Lowden, and Olivia Colman.
Quentin Tarantino Is Publishing an ‘Adventures of Cliff Booth’ Novelization Before the Film Hits Netflix
Tarantino is expanding on his upcoming film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with a novelization of The Adventures of Cliff Booth. The book will be released before the film arrives on Netflix.
‘The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey’ First Look: Clive Owen and Melissa McCarthy Lead Netflix Dramatic Series
Netflix is delving into the infamous unsolved murder case of JonBenét Ramsey with a dramatic series. Clive Owen and Melissa McCarthy will lead the cast.
Zack Snyder Says ‘300’ Is “One of the Gayest Movies” While Defending Himself From Fascist Claims, Teases Samurai Zombie & ‘Rick & Morty’ Movies
Director Zack Snyder sparked controversy with his take on 300, but he’s standing by his film. He also teased potential future projects, including a samurai zombie movie and a Rick & Morty adaptation.
Criterion December: ‘The English Patient,’ ‘Grizzly Man’ & ‘The Shop Around the Corner’ Join Collection, Plus ‘Nashville’ in 4K
The Criterion Collection is adding The English Patient, Grizzly Man, and The Shop Around the Corner to its catalog this December, along with a 4K restoration of Nashville.
Features
Back In Black Review: Christopher Walken & a Good Script Are Wasted in a Badly Directed Comedy [TIFF]
This comedy, starring Christopher Walken, failed to impress critics at TIFF despite having strong material.
The Last Photograph Review: Zack Snyder’s Striking Images Can’t Save a Hollow, Calamitous Misfire [TIFF]
Zack Snyder’s directorial skills couldn’t rescue The Last Photograph from its lackluster script.
The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd Review: Amanda Seyfried & Scoot McNairy Are Extraordinary in Tim Blake Nelson’s Unflinching Prison Drama [TIFF]
The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd shines with strong performances from Amanda Seyfried and Scoot McNairy.
Prima Facie Review: Cynthia Erivo Captivates But Something Is Lost in This Stage-to-Screen Adaptation [TIFF]
Cynthia Erivo’s performance in Prima Facie is a highlight, but the adaptation loses something in the transition to the screen.
Ancestors Review: Éanna Hardwicke Mesmerizes But David Turpin’s Queer Drama Fades Fast [TIFF]
Ancestors boasts a captivating performance from Éanna Hardwicke, but its pacing lets it down.
Television
Rafe Spall Cast as Arthur Weasley in ‘Harry Potter’ Season 2
Rafe Spall has joined the cast of the upcoming Harry Potter series on HBO Max as Arthur Weasley.
Apple TV Renews ‘Slow Horses’ for Season 8 Ahead of Season 6 Premiere
Slow Horses is getting another season on Apple TV+, with Season 6 set to premiere soon.
The Diplomat Season 4 Teaser Trailer: Keri Russell Faces a Marriage Crisis & Looming War in October
A new teaser trailer for The Diplomat Season 4 reveals Keri Russell facing personal and political turmoil.
Interviews
Tim Blake Nelson on ‘The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd’ and Why Ethan Coen Told Him, “Jesus, You Went There”
Director Tim Blake Nelson discusses his new film and the unexpected praise from Ethan Coen.
Owen Wilson Talks ‘Runner,’ Alan Ritchson, and Thinks His Wes Anderson Western “Is Going to Happen” [Interview]
Owen Wilson shares insights into his upcoming projects and his hopes for a Wes Anderson western.
Na Hong-Jin on ‘Hope,’ Why the Sequel Shifts to the Aliens, and His Darker, Bloodier Next Film [Interview]
Director Na Hong-Jin talks about his new film Hope and his future projects.
Andrew Garfield Talks ‘The Uprising,’ Spider-Man, Sam Altman, and Paul Greengrass [The Discourse Podcast]
Andrew Garfield discusses his new film The Uprising and other topics in a recent podcast interview.
Paul Schrader on ‘The Basics of Philosophy,’ Why People Probably Can’t Change, and Suicide as “The Final Control of Your Life” [Interview]
Paul Schrader offers insights into his work and philosophy in a recent interview.
Reviews
Festivals
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Possible Love Review: Lee Chang-dong’s Portrait of Economic Disparity Is an Eulogy for the Working Class
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Future Tense Review: Jenna Cato Bass Reimagines Time Travel as a Provocative Colonial Reckoning [TIFF]
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Back In Black Review: Christopher Walken & a Good Script Are Wasted in a Badly Directed Comedy [TIFF]
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Misty Green Review: Rosalind Eleazar & Daniel Kaluuya Are Magnetic in Chris Rock’s Messy Hollywood Satire [TIFF]
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All That She Wants Review: Annie Murphy & Cooper Raiff Give the Indie Romantic Comedy a Much-Needed Jolt [TIFF]
