By The Holdout Six-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams is attached to star in and executive produce the legal thriller drama series “The Holdout” from Oscar winner Graham Moore (“The Imitation Game”) based on his novel of the same name. Ten years after Maya Seale (Adams) turns the tide in a hugely
Blu-ray Review: Savage Guns: Four Classic Westerns Vol. 3 (Limited Edition)
Fistful of Dollars proved that Hollywood didn’t have a monopoly on the Western genre in the mid-60s. Very quickly Italian studios got into the business as more and more of their films found success in Europe and even America. This initial success turned into an avalanche of productions as Italian
Netflix Reveals First-Half 2023 Numbers
In recent years, streamer Netflix has generally reported on its audience numbers in two ways – its weekly Top 10 charts, and its occasionally publicised metric as to how well a show has done in its first four weeks. However, plenty of people don’t get around to series until many
The Taste of Things: Carving and Serving, by Scott Nye
The post The Taste of Things: Carving and Serving, by Scott Nye appeared first on Battleship Pretension. The classic “dinner and a movie” date set-up never quite tracked to me. You either have to eat quite early or catch a later movie, by which time you’re prone to falling asleep,
Cameron On “Avatar 3” Goals, “Avatar 4” Time
In a new interview with People magazine, filmmaker James Cameron says the third “Avatar” currently remains on track for a December 2025 release. In fact, he says things are moving much smoother on the third one production-wise than the second as it’s “much more straightforward”. Part of that reason is