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Is The Harder They Fall Netflix release date confirmed? When is it out?   Is The Harder They Fall Netflix release date confirmed? When is it out? The forthcoming movie stars Jonathan Majors, Idris Elba and more. Despite the numerous release delays and temporary cinema closures, 2020 was arguably still a satisfying year for film fans. Sure, the likes of Dune didn’t reach the big screen, but anticipated efforts like Tenet, Saint Maud did. Then we have Netflix, which offered subscribers a w...

January 12, 2021 Hulu 2020 was a strange year for movies. We had a pandemic that hit theaters in a bad way by mid-2020, causing most studios to pull movies out of their release schedules and shoved them deep into 2021 instead. As a result, we got less blockbuster releases compared to 2019 - which had Avengers: Endgame and Joker, for example. Streaming services went on practically undisturbed however, pumping out content for those at home to binge. The year is over now though, and we still mana...

Bill & Teds Princesses remember the first Excellent Adventure Jo Berry © MGM The real-life BFFs are still partying on. Its 31 years since teenage dudes Bill S Preston Esq (Alex Winter) and Ted Theodore Logan (Keanu Reeves) first went on their excellent adventure through time collecting historical figures to complete their school history project, in what would turn out to be one of the best-loved comedies of the late 1980s. They are both back in their time-travelling phone box...

Opening Banter: Get ready for round two. If you’d like to avoid all discussion of Nomadland, skip from 41:05-43:40. If you’d like to avoid all discussion of One Night in Miami, skip from 46:00-49:57. If you’d like to avoid all discussion of Promising Young Woman, skip from 57:09-01:04:35. Here is our unranked list of moments: The Restaurant Scene in The Invisible Man Rudy Giuliani Puts His Hand Down His Pants in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Nyles Gets One More Sentence in Palm Springs ...

I’ve seen dozens of effective and affecting war films over the years, but the fact that Sam Mendes stages “1917” as one continuous shot (actually two shots) puts into the foreground the sense of exhaustion that soldiers in combat must experience. Two anonymous whey-faced kids are tasked with getting a message across enemy lines that will have a critical impact on an imminent campaign. The cinematography, choreography and performances are perfectly sustained from start to finish. ...

Streaming release date: Available now  Head over to Sky Store to check out The New Mutants. After the films premiere date was delayed several times, it has finally been released to streaming - and we cant wait. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Maisie Williams, the film follows a group of mutants who are held in a facility and have to break out to save themselves against all odds. Are you going to give  The New Mutants a try? Tenet  Streaming release date: Available now  If you didnt make it to...

Posted on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 by Meagan Navarro Year-end coverage often focuses on the award-worthy contenders. While 2020 featured no shortage of Oscar potential, what’s most notable about the performances this year was the element of surprise. Unexpected breakout roles, actors that chewed scenery like no tomorrow, and daringly bold choices resulted in many unforgettable characters that brought immense joy and entertainment during a dark period. Save the award talk for another time;...

It most certainly wasn’t a typical year, especially for cinema. As Tinseltown put many things on hold until 2021 (or at least until an unexpected release on streaming services), questions of how to truly evaluate this year’s entertainment have surfaced. Many critics groups as well as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences pushed their voting and changed their rules to accommodate this significant shift. The pandemic didn’t mean we didn’t get some good movies in 2020...

– Erica Barry, “ Something’s Gotta Give,” Columbia Pictures, 2003 It’s finally 2021 and from the movie perspective, not a lot has changed. Movie theaters cleaned up their collective acts scrubbing stuff, opening, closing, scrubbing stuff, opening, closing, opening and…hoping for the best. Studios kicked the can down the road again and again in the Americas and the EU with their multi-million-dollar mega hopefuls only to see chump change openings despite the massive marketing build u...

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...