By Even at its absolute worst, Game Of Thrones was still better than 95% of everything else on television in its era. Now, a few years later, it remains better than about 75% of anything ever put on television in all of human history. Because it was just so damned good,
Ang Lee Reflects On “Brokeback” Loss
Nearly twenty years after one of the biggest Best Picture upsets in Oscar history, “Crash” winning over “Brokeback Mountain,” the latter’s director Ang Lee says the decision came down to discrimination against a gay love story. Speaking with IndieWire recently, Lee said of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts &
“Who” Showrunner Tackles Christie’s “Dials”
“Broadchurch” creator and former “Doctor Who” showrunner Chris Chibnall has set his first post-“Who” television project. Netflix has announced that Chibnall is set to write a new adaptation of the 1929 Agatha Christie novel “The Seven Dials Mystery” for the streamer. Chris Sweeney is set to direct this take which
Box-Office: “Kong” King, “Ghostbusters” Slimed
With the numbers still coming in over the holiday around much of the world, “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” is continuing to exceed expectations both domestically and abroad. Critics may be mixed, but the monster mash-up nabbed a solid A CinemaScore from audiences and is tracking for a $75
“Boys” Spin-Off “Gen V” Delays S2 Filming
In the wake of the news this afternoon of the sudden death of 27-year-old actor Chance Perdomo, Deadline has confirmed that production on the second season of Amazon Prime Video’s “Gen V” has been delayed indefinitely. The trade indicates the cast and producers were set to reconvene for the new