A Final Goodbye: Tributes to Some of the People We Lost in 2023 | Tributes

TERENCE DAVIES Terence Davies was once called “the keeper of British cinema.” He kept it well. It felt like watching a film by Terence Davies was to spend time with Terence Davies. More than most filmmakers, he poured himself into his work, using his craft to reflect his memories and dreams. His films are often … Read more

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom movie review (2023)

Not a good situation at all. Definitely the kind you’d want Aquaman to handle. Momoa is the best reason to see the movie. He’s as alpha-cool, even jerk-ish, as a “maverick” action star can be while also making you believe his character is fundamentally decent and knows when he’s gone too far and sincerely feels bad about it. And … Read more

Texas Chainsaw 3D lost its cannibalism because of Midnight Meat Train and lost massacres due to budget

Screenwriter Adam Marcus discusses the development of Texas Chainsaw 3D, including the loss of cannibalism and massacre sequences 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the events of the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the 20th anniversary of the release of the remake, and also the tenth anniversary of an entry in the franchise that has … Read more

Lost Vegas unfinished anime series included a Rebel Moon crossover

Zack Snyder reveals that the unfinished anime series Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas features a Rebel Moon character For a while, Zack Snyder was building a cinematic universe for the Netflix streaming service that centered on his zombie movie Army of the Dead. The film was quickly followed by a prequel called Army of … Read more

Fincher lost Spider-Man because he called origin story “dumb”

David Fincher was on the shortlist to direct 2002’s Spider-Man but couldn’t commit to the “dumb” origin story. David Fincher might not have seemed like the most natural choice for directing a Spider-Man movie, but in 1999, he was considered for the gig – that is, until Sony heard his pitch, which ditched the traditional … Read more

Netflix’s Neon Gets Lost in Its Many Disconnected Elements | TV/Streaming

The main trio also lacks emotional stakes, with none of them getting a meaningful or emotionally resonant arc until the end. Before that, their concerns are largely getting into the next party and polishing Santi’s ego. Instead, Mia (Courtney Taylor), as the band’s maybe record-label connection, makes real sacrifices and takes real risks. But she’s … Read more