Tag: IndieWire
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Marvel’s Edgy First TV-MA Series on Disney+ and Hulu – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] The reverberations of upcoming Disney+ series “Echo” are immense for both the MCU and Disney+ streamer. The Marvel installment centers on Indigenous deaf antihero Maya Lopez, played by Alaqua Cox, who first appeared in 2021 Disney+ series “Hawkeye.” However, “Echo” will take a “grittier” approach to the Marvel storytelling, according to Brad Winderbaum, head…
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Taylor Sheridan ‘Lawmen’ Series Is Criminally Bad – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] In the last two years, Paramount+ has released 13 drama series, six of which have stemmed from “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan. Some are directly tied to the hit cable (and now broadcast) series, like the timestamped prequels “1883” and “1923,” while others merely bear the prolific writer and producer’s name (“Mayor of Kingstown,” “Tulsa…
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Daisy Ridley Leads Damp Thriller – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] Based on nothing but its name, Neil Burger’s “The Marsh King’s Daughter” sounds like the first draft of a Shakespeare comedy or maybe a fantasy adventure about a princess who inherits a spirited wetland full of talking birds and bullfrogs. Indeed, the title first belonged to a Hans Christian Andersen story about a pair…
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Talia Ryder Meets an Unhinged Jacob Elordi – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] There’s nothing as sweet as discovering the inner cults behind modern America. Or so it seems to acclaimed cinematographer Sean Price Williams, who makes his directorial debut with twisted coming-of-age dramedy “The Sweet East” that stars a who’s who of millennial–Gen Z talent. Written by Nick Pinkerton, “The Sweet East” follows a high school…
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All Hail Bradley Jackson, Reigning Chaos Queen on ‘The Morning Show’ – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] One thing you gotta give Bradley Jackson: She was right to freak out. The maverick news anchor played by Reese Witherspoon on “The Morning Show” has been off-kilter since Season 3 premiered on September 13, and for good reason; not only was she at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, but her brother Cal…
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Sofia Coppola Movies Ranked Worst to Best – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] Sofia Coppola movies are defined by desolate landscapes, lonely characters, a wry sense of humor, and painterly compositions. For fans of this aesthetic, it’s pretty hard to get it wrong, and Coppola’s nearly 20-year track record attests to the consistency of her talent. From her feature-length debut “The Virgin Suicides” through “Priscilla,” Coppola’s dreamlike…
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Lisa Marie Presley Thought Elvis Was a ‘Predator’ in ‘Priscilla’ Draft – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] Sofia Coppola reassured the late Lisa Marie Presley that “Priscilla” was being made with a certain “sensitivity” to the legacy of Elvis Presley. The writer-director responded to two emails sent by Lisa Marie in September 2022 that objected to the initial script. Coppola adapted the screenplay from Priscilla Presley‘s 1985 memoir “Elvis and Me,”…
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IndieWire Earns 9 National Arts & Ents Journalism Award Noms – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] The Los Angeles Press Club unveiled the nominations for the 16th annual National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, and IndieWire earned nine nominations. After 1,600 entries were evaluated by the committee, IndieWire’s entire staff was honored with a nomination for Best Entertainment Website, and eight staffers received additional nominations for their individual works. IndieWire’s…
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Meg Ryan’s Charm Can’t Save Rom-Com – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] Meg Ryan has returned to rom-coms, but sadly, even one she co-wrote and directed is not worthy of her charm. Ryan co-stars alongside David Duchovny in “What Happens Later,” based on the play “Shooting Star” by Steven Dietz. Ryan co-wrote the script along with playwright Dietz and Kirk Lynn; the film marks her sophomore…
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Paramount Lost $238 Million from Streaming in Q3. That’s a Good Thing. – IndieWire – Armessa Movie News
[ad_1] Paramount Global lost $238 million from its streaming business this summer — and that’s a good thing. The number is a marked improvement over recent quarters (a $424 million loss in Q2 and a $511 million loss in Q1), and quite a bit better than the market expected. Paramount executives now say they believe…