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in NewsAlejandro G. Iñárritu’s Film ‘BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths’ Acquired by Netflix for Release This Year
The movie was shot in 65mm by Academy Award winner Darius Khondji, and will release later this year in theatres and on Netflix. More
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Netflix to Launch a Lower Priced Ad-Supported Tier
Reed Hastings has explained that the company will launch an ad-supported tier in the next year or two. More
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Netflix Drops Will Smith Movie ‘Fast and Loose’; Sony Pauses ‘Bad Boys 4’
David Leitch, the initial director of the movie, left the project a week before the Oscars and will now helm “Fall Guy.” More
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Kathryn Bigelow to Direct ‘Aurora’ for Netflix
The movie will be adapting David Koepp’s upcoming book of the same name, with Koepp also writing the script. More
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Film Review: ‘The Bubble’ Sees Judd Apatow Satirizing Pandemic Moviemaking
Making a movie during the lockdown days of the COVID-19 pandemic brought up a ton of conflicting emotions in people. Some folks thought it was frivolous and needlessly risky. Others felt it was important to retain a sense of normalcy and give people something to look forward to. For filmmaker Judd Apatow, it eventually became […] More
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Marilyn Monroe Film ‘Blonde’ Receives NC-17 Rating
Director Andrew Dominik’s latest film Blonde, starring Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe has received an NC-17 rating from the Motion Picture Association of America. This marks the first Netflix original film to receive such a rating. Dominik was not pleased with the rating, calling it “a bunch of horseshit,” and noting “If I look at […] More
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Film Review: ‘The Adam Project’ Sees Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds Crafting a Modern Day Amblin Adventure
High concept science fiction adventures used to be par for the course in a previous era. It’s interesting how with more and more technology at filmmakers’ hands, we’re not necessarily seeing added creativity. Luckily, something like The Adam Project then comes along to course correct. I was unexpectedly blown away. This is a tremendously fun […] More
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Netflix Working on a ‘BioShock’ Movie
Video game series BioShock looks to be getting a film adaption at Netflix. Take-Two Interactive and Vertigo Entertainment will serve as producers of the film after a deal has been on the table for nearly a year. BioShock is a sci-fi franchise that takes place in 1960. Protagonist Jack discovers an abandoned underwater world after being the lone […] More
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Interview: Steven Levenson on Adapting Jonathan Larson’s ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ and His Deep Love and Appreciation of Theatre
On November 12th, 2021, I would argue that most of the world was introduced to a musical on Netflix, Tick, Tick… Boom!, written by the late, great Jonathan Larson. But if you’re like me, you’ve known all the words to “Come to Your Senses”, “Louder Than Words” and “30/90” for YEARS. You may have even […] More
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Benedict Cumberbatch, Ralph Fiennes, Others to Join Wes Anderson’s Upcoming Netflix Film
Benedict Cumberbatch, Ralph Fiennes, Dev Patel, and Ben Kingsley have all signed on to join Wes Anderson’s upcoming film adaptation for Netflix. The film adapts Roald Dahl’s short story collection The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More. While it has not been announced what roles Fiennes, Patel, and Kingsley will be playing, Cumberbatch […] More
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Interview: A Conversation About ‘The Hand of God’ with Paolo Sorrentino and Filippo Scotti
If you love a beautiful looking film, The Hand of God is going to be your jam. Considering it’s the latest movie from writer/director Paolo Sorrentino, that should go without saying. Whether you see it in theaters or streaming on Netflix, the beauty and emotion of his deeply personal story seeps through. So, it was […] More
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Film Review: ‘The Hand of God’ is Another Masterwork from Paolo Sorrentino
“The Hand of God” cements Paolo Sorrentino as one of the greatest living filmmakers in simple, but emotionally profound coming-of-age story. More
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