By A24 has premiered the first trailer for “Tony,” a new biopic based on the life of legendary chef, commentator, documentarian and author Anthony Bourdain. Dominic Sessa (“The Holdovers,” “Now You See Me 3”) stars as a 19-year-old Bourdain in the film, which is set in 1975 when he is working
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Disney and Lucasfilm wrapped up “Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord” last night, the last two episodes of the ten-episode first season being released on the Disney+ service. The series has scored some of the best critical reviews of any “Star Wars” film or TV series on Rotten Tomatoes, pulling
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It’s become cliché in modern pop culture discourse to lament they couldn’t make The Lord of the Rings today like they did at the turn of the century. When Peter Jackson came down from the proverbial Mountains of Moria, he and an army of craftspeople brought with them a set
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This The Terror: The Devil in Silver review is Spoiler-Free. When the first season of AMC’s The Terror premiered in 2018, it seemed an odd choice for a franchise, likely because it wasn’t supposed to be one. An adaptation of Dan Simmons’ novel of the same name, the critically-acclaimed limited
Spike Lee Defends MICHAEL
The Michael Jackson biopic – Michael – has overcome both criticism for omissions and some very weak reviews to storm the box office. It is a genuine financial success. The movie ends in 1988, which was around 5 years before Michael Jackson found himself on the receiving end of
