Anyway, fact of the matter is this: What was supposed to be a swan song for Rambo and Sly has turned into the release of yet another sequel, “Rambo: Last Blood.” At this point, all I can look forward to is the same R-rated carnage of the last film. I don’t expect a work of art, nor do I expect anything new to be said. ‘Last Blood’ is a film that is surely intended to roid-up every ’80s action movie trope we’ve come to know all-too-well these last 30 years....

The plot is already shaping up to be a controversial one as a virus, dubbed COVID-23, wipes out millions of humans all over the planet amidst a neverending four-year lockdown, this one forcing people to stay in literal house-imprisonment lockdown for four years. As seen in the trailer for “Songbird,” this pandemic-era film is being delivered to us in the form of a thriller and takes place during the current fourth year of lockdown....

Darius Marder directed and co-wrote “Sound of Metal” with Abraham Marder, based on a story by Derek Cianfrance (director of “Blue Valentine”). Through tone and sound, they create a world where the viewer is immersed inside Ruben’s head, focusing on the ranges of sounds he hears (and doesn’t). The film starts off with a thundering bang, the intense amalgam of noise and rattle of a rock band, before slowly deviating into the quiet and tender world of silence that Ruben has to get used to....

Many are predicting similar theater re-openings all across the U.S in the weeks and months to come, but will it be successful? Hollywood has all but rescheduled its entire summer movie lineup from May to July, with the exception of one movie, which, it turns out, was going to be the big kahuna of the summer movie season: Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet.” Will Nolan’s movie be the title that relaunches the industry as a whole?...

According to Nielsen estimates (via Variety), an incredible 17.1 million people in the US checked out “The Irishman” on Netflix during its first five days of release. This is, of course, an estimate from Netflix, based on the “average minute audience” of 13.2 million viewers. We can’t confirm that this is the number of people who watched the entire film from beginning to end. There must have been an incalculable number of people who started it and just haven’t finished watching it yet....

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I was told around 30% of the dialogue is in Spanish. Spielberg wanted to make a much more authentic remake of Robert Wise’s 1961 classic and he seems to have succeeded in doing that; casting Latino actors, having Spanglish uttered in many scenes etc. Personally, if it doesn’t detract from understanding the story at hand then I don’t really care if no subtitles are used. I was reading some of the comments on Twitter both praising and shaming this choice....

The reader below claims to have attended a test-screening that went very well for the film, which stars Hill, Eddie Murphy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and David Duchovny. The synopsis for the film is below: “Follows a new couple and their families, who find themselves examining modern love and family dynamics amidst clashing cultures, societal expectations and generational differences.” Here’s the reaction:“I just found your site recently and since you publish test screening I thought I should message you about a recent test screening I went to....

For the story to work the bad guys need to be three-dimensional and Will Patton and John Travolta, both cast as the sadistic baddies, benefit from their overacting chops to construct antagonists that are as despicable as they are humane. Henseligh directs the action scenes in ways that the surroundings breathe. There’s no relentless cutting, nor is there any reason to make them too stylized, this is old-school 1970’s maverick filmmaking....

With all that being said, There are movies still set to be released this year. Others are in a state of limbo. A lot of the releases will have to depend on what kind of state the U.S. and Europe will be by the time vaccination rates exceed the 60 or even 70 percent threshold. Will that be enough to get asses back into seats at the local multiplex? We had a ray of hope a few weeks ago when “Godzilla vs....

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Nichols hasn’t made a movie since 2016’s subtle, but beautiful interracial romance “Loving.” The 41-year-old director has built up an impressive filmography ever since his 2007 debut “Shotgun Stories,” he followed up that indie with the critically-acclaimed “Take Shelter,” “Mud” and “Midnight Special.” Driver is one of the hottest actors around right now. Every filmmaker wants to work him right now, he’s already starred in films directed by Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Steven Spielberg, Joel and Ethan Coen, Jim Jarmusch, Spike Lee, Noah Baumbach, Steven Soderbergh, JJ Abrams, Terry Gilliam — all of this in a span of fewer than 10 years....

OK, fine, I’ll budge. Many readers of this site love lists, understandably so, and there have been a few emails I’ve gotten about what the best movies of 2019 have been so far. I won’t list the stuff I saw at Sundance, I’ll just list the movies that have already been released, the cutoff date is April 30th just to give me a little room to manoeuvre. Dogman (Matteo Garone)Dragged Across Concrete (Craig Zahler)Gloria Bell (Sebastien Lelio)High Life (Claire Denis)Us (Jordan Peele)The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (Terry Gilliam)Ash is Purest White (Jia Zhangke)Hail Satan (Penny Lane)Fyre (Chris Smith)Avengers: Endgame (Joe and Anthony Russo)Booksmart (Olivia Wilde)Transit (Christian Petzoldt) Contribute Hire me...

That’s eight movies, although ‘The Way of Water’ has been slipping a tad since its release, but let’s pretend that it’s in for now. That leaves us with two empty spots and that, to me, is the most interesting and pertinent mystery in this race. We can speculate all we want about who will win, but it’s best to just leave that conversation for another time (probably after the ten nominees are announced)....

They finally got with the program. “Elvis” has entered the top ten (as it should have months ago). “The Fabelmans” is the de facto frontrunner. “Everything Everywhere All At Once” is their #2, but I much prefer “The Banshees of Inisherin” in that spot — it’s the only film I can think of that can dethrone ‘Fabelmans’ come Oscar night. Because it’s been such a weak year, we’re assuming that “Babylon” and “Avatar: The Way of Water” will make it....

Those two wins are an enormous momentum boost for Martin Scorsese’s gangster epic, which, although critically-acclaimed and a no-brainer contender, has a few handicaps going against its chances 1) it’s a Netflix movie and, if you believe the reports that many in the academy’s voting body still have a bias against the streaming giant and wouldn’t vote for one of their movies, then we have a major problem and 2) “The Irishman” is not just 3 and a half hours long, but it will also test the patience of many who are expecting another vibrant portrait of the mob ala Goodfellas or Casino....

The film opened below some of the crazier expectations last weekend with a $120.9M 3-day intake. The projections were all pushing it at close to $150M, alas, it fell $20M short of the projections. If you’ve read this site, you would know that I thought “Toy Story 3” should have been the appropriate end to the story, nobody really demanded a fourth film since, well, the ending of the third chapter was so damn perfect and complete....

Regardless, Fraser received another ridiculously lengthy standing ovation at the BFI London Film Festival screening of “The Whale.” This latest one is up there, in terms of passionate applause, with the other ones he received at TIFF and Venice. Edgar Wright was in attendance and tweeted: “At the screening of Darren Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale’ I’ve never seen a more rapturous reception to an actor at LFF than when Brendan Fraser stepped onstage....

On a recent episode of his podcast (via The Wrap), Ellis bashed the quality of filmmaking of “Black Panther”: “No superhero movie has ever gotten a Best Picture nomination. But believe me, Disney is doing everything in its power to make sure this happens. Even though there is no one out here in La La Land I’ve met who thinks ‘Black Panther’ is that good as a movie. Yet, as a piece of representation, they are supporting it....

It has been undoubtedly in our minds to get an experience of casinos since we first watched movies like Ocean’s 11, Casino Royale, and 21 which made us crave to internalize the experiences of the characters of the movies and hence, to encourage the readers to do the same we are here about to discuss the venues where the shoot of these movies took place and what are the places one can personally visit to feed into that craving....