Production companies: 20th Century Studios, Hutch Parker Entertainment, Joel B. Michaels Productions
Overview
After his life is turned upside down when his wife is killed in a London terrorist attack, a brilliant but introverted CIA decoder takes matters into his own hands when his supervisors refuse to take action.
‘Sinners,’ ‘Starfighter,’ and the Night That Drove a Stake Through Hollywood’s Love Affair with Mediocrity
On the very same night that"Sinners" stormed into theaters, Disney announced a"Star Wars" movie directed by Shawn Levy. One of these projects feels like the future, the other a relic from a long time ago.
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‘Andor’ Showrunner Reveals Season 2 Secrets and Why Writing Darth Vader Is ‘Limiting’
Tony Gilroy goes deep on the first three episodes of the groundbreaking Star Wars series — and explains why two major characters from the saga will never show up onscreen
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Let This Be a Photo Diary of Renée Zellweger & Ant Anstead's Romance
Technically, Ant Anstead and Renée Zellweger don’t owe anyone a look inside their private romance.Still, there’s someone the TV host would like to thank for making his meet-cute with the two-time...
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Havoc Feels Like a Grand Theft Auto Adaptation (Derogatory)
Tom Hardy plays a dirty cop in the new movie from the director of The Raid, which is all cool elements and no coherence.
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Peter Bart: Big B.O. Bets Wagered On Video Games And Vampires As Hollywood Tries To Banish Bitter Woes
Talk about turnarounds: Hollywood is getting high marks this week for two timely hits that are being devoured by Gen Z audiences worldwide. Filmgoers are lauding the game-based A Minecraft Movie and the original thriller Sinners — a veritable feast of video games and vampires. And memories are short. Two years ago at this moment [...]
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‘Étoile’ Review: Amy Sherman-Palladino’s Aimless Ballet Series Falls Flat
The new"comedy" from the"Gilmore Girls" and"Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" showrunner follows two ballet companies in New York and Paris that trade their most-talented stars in a desperate bid to revitalize their fading art form.
