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CBS All Access only rebranded as Paramount+ in March, but the latest combatant in the streaming wars is already making some serious moves to establish itself as a major player right out of the gate. As well as pulling the long-awaited Halo series from Showtime to position it as one of the platform’s marquee episodic projects, big hitters like Mission: Impossible 7 are set to arrive just 45 days after they premiere theatrically. If that wasn’t enough, Paramount+ has also announced ambitious plans to debut a brand new original movie every week, and to get a head start, Mark Wahlberg‘s ...

1917 star Adam Hugill has reportedly joined Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as alien Minotaur Rintrah.

HBO Max also got into the game with Locked Down, which was released onto the platform last month, and there’s plenty of top tier talent involved. Doug Liman directs from a script by Peaky Blinders‘ Steven Knight, with Anne Hathaway and Chiwitel Ejiofor in the lead roles, while support comes from the likes of Stephen Merchant, Mindy Kaling, Ben Stiller and Sir Ben Kingsley. The plot follows a married couple stretched to breaking point during the pandemic, but they put their differences to one side and stage a jewellery heist. Locked Down has been greeted fairly tepidly by critics and h...

‘Locked Down’ Film Review: Anne Hathaway and Chiwetel Ejiofor Dazzle in COVID Heist Film The genre trappings are fun, but the film has a lot to say about how we will shape our lives post-pandemicAlonso Duralde | January 13, 2021 @ 9:00 AM Last Updated: January 13, 2021 @ 9:10 AM Susie Allnutt/HBOMax It’s January 21, and with the COVID-19 vaccine still in the preliminary stages of roll-out, it’s far too early to think of the world as being “post-pandemic.” But it’s clear that our lives will be different when this health crisis is over, and “Locked Down” is alrea...

Watch: Locked Down Trailer Teases A Heist Thriller With A Quarantine Twist Hollywood was inevitably going to start churning out movies and TV shows centered around the current Coronavirus predicament, but an argument can be made that the last thing audiences want to see are fictional stories revolving around the various lockdowns and quarantines that we’ve all grown tired of by this point. You either go full-blown Corona Zombies and cash in with a bargain basement B-movie, or you run the risk of turning out like Michael Bay’s Songbird, which was roundly dismissed from the second it arri...