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Review: Arrested Development – Season Five Part Two

When Netflix originally announced that it would be reviving Arrested Development for a fourth season, fans were ecstatic. The irreverent and off-beat comedy ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 22, 20190

News

Bill and Ted Face the Music enters productions, aims for 2020 release

Bill and Ted Face The Music has officially begun production. The Hollywood Reporter broke the news today and revealed that the film has ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 20, 20190

News

Bear Grylls and Netflix team up for a new interactive project

Netflix and Bear Grylls are teaming up to bring a new interactive show to the streaming juggernaut. Similar to last year’s “Bandersnatch” film ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 18, 20190

News

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune starts filming, Hans Zimmer set to score

According to a report from Collider, Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Dune has entered full production. Filming is taking place in Budapest, Hungary, and ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 18, 20190

Trailers

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is set to get super violent for part two

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will be returning soon for what looks to be a super violent half-season. Falling in love with her ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 18, 20190

News

Cannes 2019 will not host any Netflix films

Netflix may be an extremely popular service for watching films, but the old guard of critics and film institutions haven’t taken to it. ...

By Peter GlagowskiMarch 18, 20190

Movies

SXSW Review: Show Me The Picture: The Jim Marshall Story

For whatever reason, this SXSW was my year of documentaries. Maybe it’s because I like the journalistic element of them, and maybe it’s ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 18, 20190

Movies

Our top 10 movies of SXSW 2019

It’s been a fantastic year for movies at SXSW. We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve eaten more queso than I care to see again ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190

Movies

SXSW Review: Strange Negotiations

Strange Negotiations was a deeply personal and heartfelt documentary, an essay film exploring one man’s crisis of faith. Named after the eponymous album ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190

Movies

SXSW Review: Olympic Dreams

Maybe it’s in the name, but this is a dream of a film. To see a film completely sold out at the end ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 17, 20190

Movies

SXSW Review: Bluebird

To anyone who’s a fan of country music, the Bluebird Cafe, Nashville, is the holy grail, a place of pilgrimage and wonder. People ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 15, 20190

Movies

SXSW Review: Pig Hag

Pig Hag is one of the best, most truthful films I’ve seen this festival. I don’t say that flippantly — there have been ...

By Sian Francis CoxMarch 15, 20190

Review: Arrested Development – Season Five Part Two

Bill and Ted Face the Music enters productions, aims for 2020 release

Bear Grylls and Netflix team up for a new interactive project

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune starts filming, Hans Zimmer set to score

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is set to get super violent for part two

Cannes 2019 will not host any Netflix films

SXSW Review: Show Me The Picture: The Jim Marshall Story

Our top 10 movies of SXSW 2019

SXSW Review: Strange Negotiations

SXSW Review: Olympic Dreams

SXSW Review: Bluebird

SXSW Review: Pig Hag

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