Monthly Archives: October 2021

A lot more license might have been granted the randy, horny teenagers farce “Our Ladies” had it started life as a novel by a woma, and reached the big screen with, you know, a woman or two on the script … Continue reading →

It was a French thriller about 16 years ago, about a heist that goes wrong and ambulance that gets hijacked. Eiza Gonzalez, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, A Martine Garret Dillahunt and Devan Long flesh out the cast of this action packed … Continue reading →

Interesting to see what they’re going for here. Sort of an anime rendered into live-action ’60s camp approach. November 19, John Cho & Co. (Daniella Pineda), drop this bounty hunter series adaptation onto Netflix.

This comes to Netflix next week. Curious to see it, because his image/message control has meant that we don’t hear him making statements or being interviewed. We just see memes and his latest message t-shirt, and gauge reaction to him … Continue reading →

Jacob Fortune-Lloyd of TV’s “Queen’s Gambit” landed the lead. Here’s a look at him in character, and at the real Beatles manager Brian Epstein — dapper, gay, classy and canny — whom he’ll be playing. Rosie Day (“Outlander”) just joined … Continue reading →

A February 18 release with a lot of geography, exotic cultures, and Spider Man and Marky Mark. Looks…nuts. Bugs Bunny Physics, “National Treasure/Tomb-Raiders” plotting…

The director did “Dodgeball” and “We’re the Millers” and DJohnson’s “Central Intelligence” is behind this Netflix comedy/thriller, about an art thief hunted by Interpol, among others. We’ll see what Rawson Marshall Thurber finds funny in all this Nov. 12.

In the late spring of 1951, John Ford and his repertory company decamped from Monument Valley and Hollywood and took passage — paid for by B-Western house Republic Pictures — to The Old Country, the Eire of John Ford’s imagination. … Continue reading →

This Netflix drama stars Oscar winner Olivia Colman as a haunted mother of “two daughters” on holiday, running into a mother (Dakota Johnson) distracted and overwhelmed and perhaps disinterested in hers. Ed Harris, Peter Sarsgaard and Jessie Buckley also star … Continue reading →

Given away, “groomed” for a 19th century life of prostitution, this adaptation of a Francine Rivers stars Abigail Cowen and features Famke Janssen as a villain. Jan. 21.