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January 23, 2024

David Fincher Re-Ups Netflix Deal Until 2026

David Fincher will continue making movies and TV shows for Netflix, as his deal with the streamer has been extended another three years. Coming off his successful The Killer, according to the company’s metrics, Fincher told Premiere Magazine that his...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

January 17, 2024

‘American Nightmare’ Review: Netflix Docuseries Captures the Truth Behind the “Gone Girl” Case

A few minutes into the first episode of American Nightmare, the new Netflix crime docuseries from Felicity Morris and Bernadette Higgins, Aaron Quinn is retelling to the interviewers his account of what happened in March 2015. As he naïvely looks...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

January 15, 2024

‘The Gentlemen’ Trailer for Netflix Series Revealed, Coming in March

Netflix has released the first trailer for Guy Ritchie’s upcoming series The Gentlemen, which is set in the same world as the 2020 movie but with completely new characters. They have also confirmed it will come out sometime in March....

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

January 12, 2024

‘Lift’ Netflix Movie Review: F Gary Gray Knows Exactly What Movie He’s Making, and Makes an Enjoyable Experience Out of an Abysmal Screenplay

If there was ever any doubt of how good of a director F Gary Gray can actually be, Lift will certainly clear it up. Not because the movie is particularly great, or even good for that matter, but because the...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

January 9, 2024

‘3 Body Problem’ Debuts New Trailer, Series Coming to Netflix on March 21

Netflix premiered today a brand-new trailer for their upcoming event series 3 Body Problem, from Game of Thrones directors David Benioff and DB Weiss. Miguel FernandezMiguel Fernández is a Spanish student that has movies as his second passion in life....

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

January 3, 2024

‘Society of the Snow’ Review: J.A. Bayona Recreates Horrifying Survival Experience of the 1972 Plane Crash With Excruciating Detail

If you were worried 2012’s The Impossible was too cute for its own good, director J.A. Bayona has got you covered. With his latest post-disaster movie Society of the Snow (La Sociedad de la Nieve), the Spanish-born filmmaker examines up...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

December 23, 2023

‘Rebel Moon — Part One: A Child of Fire’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Sci-Fi Epic Is Uninspired and Unoriginal

I opened Netflix on Friday to check out Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon, already bracing for impact, and I was struck by the biggest twist of all: I couldn’t find it. It might be my own algorithm, but it’s definitely not...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

December 21, 2023

‘Maestro’ Review: A Directing Achievement That Left A Lot of Story on the Table

Bradley Cooper‘s Maestro depicts the life of famed American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein, but he isn’t focused on his life’s work or accomplishments (which are rarely brought up during the two-hour runtime). Cooper’s attention is mostly set on his...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

December 20, 2023

Frank Darabont Directing Two Episodes of ‘Stranger Things’ Season 5

As production on Stranger Things season 5 gears up to start in just a couple of weeks, a new name has been added to the director’s list for this season. Miguel FernandezMiguel Fernández is a Spanish student that has movies...

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BY: Miguel Fernandez

December 8, 2023

‘Leave the World Behind’ Review: Sam Esmail Explores the End of the World in Ultimately Unsatisfying Psychological Thriller

As we’ve learned over the past couple of years, there have been two types of post-pandemic movies to come out of our top creators’ minds. We have the “revisiting my childhood” wave, spearheaded by movies like Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans...

Tagged: Netflix

David Fincher Re-Ups Netflix Deal Until 2026

‘American Nightmare’ Review: Netflix Docuseries Captures the Truth Behind the “Gone Girl” Case

‘The Gentlemen’ Trailer for Netflix Series Revealed, Coming in March

‘Lift’ Netflix Movie Review: F Gary Gray Knows Exactly What Movie He’s Making, and Makes an Enjoyable Experience Out of an Abysmal Screenplay

‘3 Body Problem’ Debuts New Trailer, Series Coming to Netflix on March 21

‘Society of the Snow’ Review: J.A. Bayona Recreates Horrifying Survival Experience of the 1972 Plane Crash With Excruciating Detail

‘Rebel Moon — Part One: A Child of Fire’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Sci-Fi Epic Is Uninspired and Unoriginal

‘Maestro’ Review: A Directing Achievement That Left A Lot of Story on the Table

Frank Darabont Directing Two Episodes of ‘Stranger Things’ Season 5

‘Leave the World Behind’ Review: Sam Esmail Explores the End of the World in Ultimately Unsatisfying Psychological Thriller

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