It’s too bad there doesn’t appear to be a trailer for Open, the half-musical comedy, half-thriller from Virgil Films coming to theaters and streaming next month. From the description we received today, it sounds like a wild one.
“Argylle is probably one of the most ambitious spy action comedies ever made because of its ensemble cast. Actor Matthew Vaughn steps behind the camera to direct this fascinating movie that proves more than ever that Henry Cavill should be playing James Bond. The film stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Bryan Cranston, Sam Rockwell, Katherine O’Hara,Sofia Boutela, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, Samuel L. Jacksonà, and John Cena. Universal Pictures hit the jackpot with this movie. The action and comedy had me watch the trailer over and over again.
“May December” is probably the most controversial movie role Natalie Portman has ever accepted. The movie tackles a forbidden issue that is very common in American schools, next to school shootings and bullying. One of the biggest problems in the U.S. is extramarital affairs between teachers and underage students. There’s always news about a teacher being arrested for having romantic relations with their students. Teachers are figures of authority. Parents trust them to be guardians outside the household for their sons and daughters. So a teacher must not abuse their authority.
It was six years ago when The Walt Disney Company first announced it was absorbing 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios), and one major motive for that purchase was blatantly obvious: Disney only partially owned the movie rights to the Marvel catalogue. Marvel had given the X-Men away to Fox (as well as the Fantastic Four) and buying the studio outright would mean Disney owned the concept of a mutant again, and wouldn’t have to keep pushing “Inhumans” as a thing.
One of Netflix’s largest projects to date is Rebel Moon, a big, expensive, super-long sci-fi movie created by Zack Snyder and based on ideas he had for a Star Wars film. The movie is set to hit the streamer in December, but before then, a tabletop RPG was set for release that would establish the setting and world.
Boudicca: Queen of War, scheduled to grace theaters on October 26, 2023, embarks on a journey through the life of one of Britain’s most formidable queens, Queen Boudicca. This historical action epic delves into the Celtic queen’s life, hailing from the Iceni tribe during the 1st century AD, who posed one of the most daunting challenges to the mighty Roman Empire.
This December, the Studio Ghibli film The Boy And The Heron will open in US theaters….a movie director Hayao Miyazaki promised would be his last. To the surprise of no one, he has already gone back on that promise. However, he is not so naive to believe he’ll be around forever, and thus he has announced Studio Ghibli has been sold.
Cinephobia Releasing has announced they’re bringing the Italian horror flick The Goldsmith to the US, publishing it on DVD and VOD platforms this fall.
We promised we’d pass along more info about the horror parody Caddy Hack when we got it, and something just came in. Wild Eye Releasing has announced a date for the home release of the film. Digital will get it first October 10, followed by the Blu-Ray release on October 24.
You probably know by now that The Walt Disney Company is 100 years old this year. The”Disney100″ branding on most products issued out in 2023 is designed to make sure everybody knows. But the celebration comes at an awkward time, as the studio is currently filming nothing while a bitter strike rages outside its walls. At this time they’d rather magnify the past, not the present.
How and why is there so much Godzilla news coming out at once? There’s a new Toho movie, there’s a first-of-its-kind English translation of the original book coming, and now we’re hearing of a Godzilla TV show on the way for Apple TV+.