By Blake Edwards’ Victor/Victoria is built around a joke that becomes more complicated the longer you think about it. Victoria Grant (Julie Andrews) is a struggling soprano in 1930s Paris who finds success by pretending to be Count Victor Grazinski, a man who performs as a female impersonator. She is a
D23 reveals Disney Experiences
If you couldn’t make it out to D23 in Anaheim, we have another update of all the fun coming from Disney in the near future including upgrades at Tomorrowland. Here’s the press release from Disney with all the details: DISNEY EXPERIENCES SHOWCASE GIVES SOLD-OUT CROWD A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT’S
Man of War movie review
Man of War takes the classic men-on-a-mission formula and moves it into a fictionalized Eastern European conflict, following former operator Michael Connor as he enters a dangerous war zone to rescue his niece and the children trapped with her. The premise is straightforward, but director William Kaufman understands exactly where
“The Hunt for Ben Solo” Is Still Dead
Late last year we heard the surprising news about Steven Soderbergh’s rejected “The Hunt for Ben Solo” film. The filmmaker, along with actor Adam Driver and writer Rebecca Blunt, teamed up to develop a film that would’ve taken place after the events of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” and
Miyazaki Working On Secret New Project
Like Ridley Scott, legendary filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki is almost certainly never going to retire and keep making films until he dies. A new report at Bloomberg (via WoR) has gone into the inner workings at Studio Ghibli and reveals that 85-year-old Miyazaki is still very much in charge of creative
