A Reliable scooping entertainment journalist, Jeff Sneider, just released the titles of the first six episodes and the directors for each.
1. The Crawl - Duffer Bros
2. The Vanishing of ___________ Wheeler - Duffer Bros
3. The Turbow Trap - Frank Darabont
4. Sorcerer - Duffer Bros
5. Shock...
Not the Fathom Event, but my local independent theater which shut down in February when the lease holders decided to drop the lease just reopened today and they are showing classic films today. I went to The Wizard of OZ with my mom. It looked and sounded great and the theater has DLP...
Title: Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
Genre: Documentary
Director: Ian Bonhôte, Peter Ettedgui
Cast: Christopher Reeve, Amanda Reeve, Matthew Reeve, Will Reeve, Gae Sexton, Glenn Close, Jeff Daniels, Whoopi Goldberg, John Kerry, Steven Kirshblum, Susan Sarandon
Release...
I think Disney just seriously underestimated the demand for the Cameron films. They are decades old and have never been available on HD physical media. These aren't films where people might just decide to hang on to their old Blu-Rays.
Also they are from a director who has 3 films in the top...
Original Scream screenwriter Kevin Williamson is directing Scream 7.
https://ew.com/neve-campbell-back-scream-7-director-kevin-williamson-announcement-8608180
I went to every store that sells movies locally today and found no James Cameron discs anywhere. Still a very big week for me, I got Aquaman 2, Poor Things, Anyone But You, and a release I didn't see an announcement for. A 4K steel book for the 2022 All Quiet on the Western Front.
I can't decide if Pacino completely messed best picture up by not reading the nominees or if he wasn't supposed to because of the segments for each nominated film during the night. The nominees weren't read for original song either.
I tuned in at 7:45 to catch the end of the pre-show and they were presenting the screenplay awards. I quickly caught up with Deadline and saw the rest of the awards. Of course the start early and finish early.
Congrats to Oppenheimer for dominating tonight's awards.