By Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has commented on recent reports that Greta Gerwig’s “The Chronicles of Narnia” has secured an IMAX theatrical release before its debut on the streaming service. In mid-2023, “Barbie” director Greta Gerwig closed a deal to direct two films for the streaming service based on the famed
Netflix’s New Harlan Coben Thriller Is Breaking With Tradition
Ever since he led the cast of 2020’s The Stranger, actor Richard Armitage has become as much part of Netflix’s UK-set Harlan Coben novel adaptations as long-buried secrets and marble kitchen islands. The Hobbit star has so far played a lawyer, a photographer, a big-pharma millionaire, and a police detective
Review: NOSFERATU – A Second Opinion
Wrenage reviewed Nosferatu the other day, fresh from the cinema. Reading his review, I was a little disappointed as it didn’t sound as good as I was hoping. I missed it at the cinema, due to illness, but I’m gutted I did. It’s now in streaming, so I’ve seen it
Oscar Watcher: QUEER
Outposter Mhatt continues his highbrow walk through this year’s awards contenders as the season gets underway. Oscar Watcher returns and this time he goes Queer. Queer Queer is directed by Luca Guadagnino and written by Justin Kuritzkes. It is based on a source novel by William S. Burroughs. It stars
Quick News: Point, Vampire, Traveler, Veils
Running Point Netflix has announced a February 27th premiere date for its basketball comedy series “Running Point” starring Golden Globe winner Kate Hudson. The project marks Hudson’s first major TV project as the solo lead. The series sees the sister of the disgraced President of the Los Angeles Waves take
