The Mr. & Mrs. Smith series starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine cleverly reworks the original movie’s spy fantasy into a layered drama about relationships.
Were it not for Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later, Cillian Murphy might not have ended up becoming the odds-on favorite to win Best Actor for his Oppenheimer turn at this year’s Oscars.
And in a lovely bit of Hollywood symmetry, the Murphy has signed on to executive produce (and possibly star in) Boyle’s forthcoming 28 Years Later, which is set to be distributed by Sony.
It feels like it’s only a matter of time until Amazon really starts pushing itself as a full-on healthcare provider for its millions of Prime subscribers.
In the meantime, though, the mega store / streaming platform’s gearing up for the February 23rd launch of The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy, which feels a lot like the kind of show you’d check out while waiting in a doctor’s office.
Honestly, nobody really seems all that excited in the latest trailer for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. But it’s about damn time Ernie Hudson and Annie Potts — the original movie’s real MVPs — really got a chance to flex their ghost busting skills front and center.
If it weren’t for the way Warner Bros. almost immediately put Tenet on HBO Max (rip), the studio would probably be thanking Christopher Nolan right now for all the critical acclaim and financial success Oppenheimer’s racked up.
But rather than dwelling on what awards season coup that could have been, Warner Bros. Discovery is putting Tenet back in theaters for one week beginning February 23rd — just in time to get people amped up for Dune: Part 2.
Rather than Patrick Swayze, it’s Jake Gyllenhaal starring as a stoic cooler in Amazon’s upcoming Road House remake from director Doug Liman. And in the movie’s newest trailer Gyllenhaal appears to be having the time of his life slapping the hell out of his co-stars right up until Conor McGregor shows up.
The new Road House hits Amazon Prime on March 21st.
Much in the same way Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron was a poetic and fantastical rumination on living with grief, A24’s Tuesday from director Daina O. Pusic seems like the sort of movie that’s going to hit you right in the heart when it debuts sometime in the nearish future.
Director Matthew Charman’s sci-fi action thriller The Mother starring (executive producer) Halle Berry wrapped shooting months ago.
But despite the movie sounding the sort of Netflix release that people would definitely want to check out, the streamer’s made the all-too-familiar decision to simply not release it — reportedly because of its lengthy post-production process.