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Top 20 Films of 2020 (#20 – 11) Welcome, one and all, to my Movies Year in Review for 2020! I’m your host Jeremy Thomas, and today we’ll starting a look at the best and worst films of the past 12 months. Keep in mind that this list is meant to be my personal opinion and not a definitive list. You’re free to disagree; you can even say my list is wrong but stating that an opinion is “wrong” is just silly. With that in mind, let’s get right into it! My 2020 movies year in review...

The Undoing Star Nicole Kidman on Finding Her Voice and Shooting The Northman Amid Pandemic Marc Malkin, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Nicole Kidman and Donald Sutherland make a good team. In “The Undoing,” Kidman stars as Grace, an Upper East Side therapist whose life unravels when her husband (Hugh Grant) is accused of a grisly murder. Sutherland plays Kidman’s wealthy, stoic father. More from Variety In one of the hit HBO series’ most powerful scenes, Kidman and Sutherland discus...

Martin Carr reviews the third episode of American Gods season 3… With news that this season is getting slayed by critics, while fans are apparently abandoning ship like their life depended on it, episode three brings hope. Something approaching a coherent storyline is starting to kick in and visual confidence is being restored. Whether that is due to a burgeoning relationship between Shadow and Marguerite, or Laura Moon’s foulmouthed further adventures, things are definitely improving. Ian ...

With it being more than three years since the release of his last film and with the project originally slated to hit theaters last year, fans of Edgar Wright are immensely excited to check out his latest endeavor, Last Night in Soho. Adding even more excitement to the project is the fact that [...]

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Photo by File photo /Postmedia Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content LOS ANGELES — Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem are in negotiations to play the iconic Hollywood couple Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, respectively, in the upcoming film “Being the Ricardos,” directed by Aaron Sorkin. The movie will take place du...

12 January 2021 Share with: Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem are in talks to portray I Love Lucy co-stars and real-life married couple Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in Aaron Sorkins next movie. The pair are reportedly in negotiations to play Ball and Arnaz, who famously played Lucy and Ricky Ricardo in the pioneering 1950s sitcom, in Sorkins movie Being the Ricardos. According to Deadline, Sorkin was originally going to simply write the screenplay but hes now set to also direct the movie for ...

The Witch offered up some genuine thrills, audacious film-making and a couple of real jaw-dropping moments. Set in New England, 1630, its the story of an English emigrant family whose life in the New World has gone pear-shaped after being banished from a Puritan plantation for father Williams (a terrifyingly gravelly-voiced Ralph Ineson) "prideful conceit". Struggling to adapt to life on their own, joy comes in the form of the birth of the seventh family member – Samuel. However, thats sho...

Our 100 Most-Anticipated Films of 2021 January 8, 2021 After highlighting 40 films we can guarantee are worth seeing this year and films we hope will get U.S. distribution, it’s time we venture into the unknown. Due to all the pandemic-related delays, our most-anticipated list this year may ring familiar to those who follow our coverage, but there’s still plenty of currently under-the-radar movies that will hopefully make a mark in 2021. While the majority might not have a set release–...

The Movies To Watch Out For In 2021 Tom Jolliffe looks ahead to the cinematic offerings that 2021 will bring… Despite the uncertainty running throughout the film industry in the continuing pandemic, and a genuine threat to the future of cinemas, 2021 (in principal) promises a whole host of cinematic delights. Looking ahead to some of the most enticing films will also bring a sense of deja vu to similar lists this time last year. Of course it has come to pass that some films initially due for ...

When time stands still and all around you shudders to a halt, we seek inspiration beyond our reality and find refuge in the magic of film. Taking us up into its arms and away into its dreams, film will forever be our saviour. Showing us the light that bursts forth from beyond the storm, film shelters all its children in its warmth and wonder and promise of other worlds. In film, we trust. And so we take this opportunity to reclaim moments of a broken year and celebrate the films from 2020 that...