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Refreshingly, the Weeknd has made it clear in a number of After Hours era interviews that he’s been taking COVID-19 quite seriously. Abel, of course, is one of a number of artists whose 2020 agenda was—for lack of a more apt description—wholly fucked up by the seriousness of the pandemic here in the U.S. While […]
“From the fruit of his mouth a man eats what is good, but the desire of the treacherous is for violence.” -Proverbs 13:2 Netflix’s The Devil All the Time is an unbelievably grim yet enthralling piece of cinema. Based on the novel by Donald Ray Pollock, the film spans decades in the lives of its […]
On Tuesday, it was announced that China will soon be easing restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic by allowing the nation’s movie theaters to sell 75 percent of available tickets per showing. At the moment, cinemas in China are only allowed to be filled to half capacity. This new bump will kick in on September 25, […]
Crazy; it’s been twenty years since Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe’s love letter to his days as a teenage rock reporter, was released. During his time at Rolling Stone, Crowe toured with the Allman Brothers Band, Led Zeppelin, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. For the iconic magazine he also conducted interviews with the likes of Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, […]
Fresh off the release of a slew of new production stills perfect for crafting into iPhone wallpapers, Disney+ came through on Tuesday with a new trailer for the impending second season of The Mandalorian. Catch the Season 2 trailer, which indeed features the Child (a.k.a. Baby Yoda), up top. The Mandalorian returns Oct. 30. Source […]
Netflix just released a new trailer for The Trial of the Chicago 7, a film that is set to chronicle the true-story court hearings for the people who were involved in the peaceful protests that turned violent at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Written and directed by Academy Award winner Aaron Sorkin and set to premiere on Netflix on Oct. 16. The […]
Deadline reports Netflix has acquired the worldwide rights to Malcolm & Marie, the Sam Levinson-directed romantic drama starring Zendaya and John David Washington. The deal is rumored to be nearly $30 million. Zendaya got the ball rolling on Malcolm & Marie after receiving word that production on Euphoria had to be shut down due to […]
Despite stumbling out of the blocks in the United States, Christopher Nolan‘s Tenet has soared globally. Per Deadline, Tenet has grossed $29.5 million to date domestically but has pulled in more than $200 million globally. Tenet‘s struggle at the domestic box office speaks to the way the pandemic has impacted the movie industry in the United States. Over three days over […]
The much-anticipated Candyman reboot has been hit with another delay. According to Deadline, Universal Pictures has decided to postpone the Nia DaCosta-directed film to an unset 2021 date. The horror flick was originally set to hit theaters in mid-June, but was pushed back to Oct. 16 due to the coronavirus lockdowns. Deadline reports studio partners are assessing a new […]
There’s reportedly been a cast shakeup for Olivia Wilde‘s much-anticipated film, Don’t Worry, Darling, and there’s no doubt some fans will be torn. According to Deadline, Shia LaBeouf has exited the psychological thriller due to undisclosed scheduling conflicts. The lead role will be filled by singer-songwriter and former One Direction member Harry Styles. Though he’s mostly known for his musical outputs, Styles did […]
