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Why Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Rejuvenated the Knives Out Franchise
Courtesy of Netflix After Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, the Knives Out franchise was stuck in the mud. The disappointing sequel was seen a huge disappointment for movie goers and Netflix. But after 3 years, our favorite detective Benoit Blanc is back. This time he is investigating the murder of Monsignor Jefferson Wicks. Like all other Knives Out films, we follow Blanc as he investigates a group of people and discovers which one murdered him. But in this film, one actor
Thomas Ippolito
3 days ago3 min read


Netflix Buys Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount’s Hostile Bid!
2025 was a solid year for Warner Bros. Discovery movies, as many movies did well at the box office and were praised by critics. Because of that and its large library of movies and shows, it was no surprise that Paramount Skydance was pursuing a merger with the company. Paramount’s CEO, David Ellison, made a few bids for WB in September and October that were rejected by David Zaslav. Zaslav had already planned to split Warner Bros. Discovery into two separate companies, with D
George Burkert
3 days ago4 min read


Why Zootopia 2 is the Best Disney Animated Sequel
Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Zootopia 2 is the new Disney animated movie directed by Jared Bush and Bryon Howard, starring Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, and Ke Huy Quan. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are officially partners at the Zootopia Police Department, but they risk being separated if they keep messing up. They pursue Gary De’Snake and learn about Zootopia’s dark, hidden secret from 100 years ago as they try to clear their names. It’s been almost a decade since the f
George Burkert
Dec 74 min read


“Song of My City” Director David C. Roberts Talks His Ode to Old New York in His Newest Film
Courtesy of HBO Max and TCM Let’s get the strange part out of the way first. Song of My City is indeed a montage-like time capsule into the 1970s New York City that can only be captured through a cinematic lens. That much is certain. But how much can the viewer grab onto, perceive and feel when the project in question is only a seventeen minute short film? Surprisingly, a whole lot. Now diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer, filmmaker David C. Roberts has decided to craft
Sal Cento
Dec 19 min read
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