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 on Gyllenhaal’s adaptation of an Elena Ferrante novel.
This one hits theaters and Netflix Dec. 31.
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.
This Edgar Wright drama/thriller with comic undertones opens Friday in some parts of the world, end of the month in others.
Classic breathless sultry “selling” of the song by a siren du jour, ATJ.
On December 10, “Luuuuuuuuucy” comes back to life in this biopic of the pioneering TV moguls/power couple.
J.K. Simmons is another Oscar winner decorating this Oscar bait. Nina Arianda plays Vivian Vance to his William Crawley, with Alia Shawkat, Linda Lavin, Tony Hale and Clark Gregg.
Will Aaron Sorkin give them the Zuckerberg treatment?
This minimalist, haunted looking take on “the Scottish play” resembles the Orson Welles 1940s version.
Knowing the Coen Brothers (Joel directed and adapted it), no doubt they/he willdeny ever seeing that “Macbeth” before taking on “The Tragedy of Macbeth” for Apple (in theaters Dec. 25, streaming just after), just as they denied taking a look at the original “True Grit.”
Sure.
A great role for the esteemed Mr. Washington, a grand villainous opportunity for Frances McDormand as well.
What do we think?
“Twilight” to “Dark Knight at Midnight?”
It’s dark enough, but the casting and the visuals suggest a tiny hint of Tim Burton whimsy.
Zoe Kravitz, Andy Serkis, Turturro, Farrell and Jeffrey Wright? Keoghan and Dano? I’m in.
March 22.
Warners needs this to work, and it seems more likely to pay off than one might have initially thought.
A less mythic origin story than Nolan’s.
The perfect finish to a travel day is thus soured by Netflix’s stinginess with its archive.
Pity. Amazon it is, then?
Well, he is the life of the party.
This Nov. 24 Netflix release has the Oscar winner playing a disgraced MMA fighter who reconnects with a son she gave up for her career
A little awards bait in time for awards season?
