Writer/Director Jim Jarmusch has always made films for him, the way he wants them. I wouldn’t call any of his films ‘commercial’, per se. Some are more accessible than others, perhaps, but commercial? Not really. That being the case, some of his films resonate more than others. I like most of his films such as,…
DetailsAnd on to the next week of film-y news! IN THIS WEEK’S “Post-poning the fight” story, Speaking about the upcoming Godzilla vs. Kong, WB executive Toby Emmerich assured folks (via Deadline) that Godzilla vs. Kong “will deliver for fans in the way they were looking for” in the latest ‘Godzilla.’ But that confidence doesn’t mean…
DetailsGodzilla: King of the Monsters was awesome and you should go see it on the big screen. And now, more film news! IN THIS WEEK’S “What could have been” story, Long before Avengers: Infinity War delivered the “most ambitious crossover event in history,” 20th Century Fox had an even bigger one planned with the Marvel…
DetailsIt’s Godzilla week! YAY! IN THIS WEEK’S “No Star Trek 4 for Thor” story, in a new Variety cover story, Chris Hemsworth got candid about turning down the next Star Trek sequel. Hemsworth was originally in negotiations to star in the fourth “Star Trek” movie (the follow-up to 2016’s Star Trek Beyond), reprising the role…
DetailsTo say I was looking forward to this film from the day it was announced would be a grave understatement. I’ve been waiting since about the age of 7 or 8 for this film, really. I mean, the old school Godzilla movies are great for kids, but as I got older, the Hesei Godzilla films…
DetailsAnother week closer to Godzilla King of the Monsters! Is there really anything else? …Yeah, probably. IN THIS WEEK’S “New Nolan info!” story, Warner Bros said Wednesday that shooting has begun on Tenet, which is now officially the title of Christopher Nolan’s secretive next movie. It also has added Michael Caine, Dunkirk‘s Kenneth Branagh, Dimple…
DetailsWhat’s new this week? Let’s find out! IN THIS WEEK’S “In MEMORIUM” story, Doris Day, whose career spanned radio, film, TV and, perhaps most famously, the beloved sweetly innocent “sex comedies” of the 1960s, most notably with co-star and friend Rock Hudson, died today. She was 97. Her death was confirmed by The Doris Day…
DetailsWhat surprising things are happening this week? A LOT! IN THIS WEEK’S “Rom Com time!” story, In the first trailer for Hampstead, Diane Keaton stars as an aging widow that is trying to get out and rejoin the dating scene. However, the men she’s coming across aren’t exactly what she’s looking for. Instead, she finds…
DetailsWelcome to another big week of news! Believe it or not, there are actually other stories BESIDES Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones! IN THIS WEEK’S “Hiroshima and paper cranes” story, Evan Rachel Wood will star alongside Jim Sturgess and Shinobu Terajima in One Thousand Paper Cranes, the story of Hiroshima survivor Sadako Sasaki and…
DetailsHere we are again, another big week of film news – and Avengers: Endgame! IN THIS WEEK’S “The old ‘creative differences’”, story, At one point, Narc and The Grey filmmaker Joe Carnahan was set to direct Mission: Impossible III, but left the project due to creative differences. History would repeat itself, with Carnahan leaving yet…
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