I’ve been stuck on a return route for the past week or so (nice, well, yes I’ll see you again Battlestar Galactica And last night I saw Matrix. Forever). When real world things are so unpredictable and terrifying you feel the comfort of watching a show or a movie. In any case, I’m pushing myself to see something new (or at least new to me) this week Oh well, ICYMI is September 8th. Star Trek Day So maybe I’ll keep that pledge of “see something new” for a day or two.
There are a lot of new trailers out there, plus another trailer No time to die. And when Technically Trailer for Forty year old version I came out last week I’m squeezing it because Radha Blanc is amazing and I can’t wait to see her.
Forty year old version
Radha Blank is approaching a playwright in her 40s, whose shining star is starting to fade, when she rediscovers the love ping ping (Prem Radhamas Prime name) to make a feature film directing in this story. Of course, she records her demos, starts taking notes of her game and decides which path to follow. It is painted in black and white and set in New York City, and Blanc received a director’s award at the Sundance Film Festival in January. In addition to starring in a film that is loosely based on his own life, Blanc wrote the screenplay and shared the credit-generating shares with Lena Weith. Forty year old version Netflix Net debuted on October 9.
No time to die
This is the second 00 facial trailer of the film which is expected to be Daniel Craig’s latest release 007, and we’ll get some more glimpses of not only Remy Malek, as the villain Safin, but also Lush Lynch’s new 00 agent Nomi Mi and Anna de de Armas. CIA agent Paloma. Phoebe and Waller-Bridge (Fleibag) Is part of the writing team and is directed by Carrie Joji Fukunaga. It has all the hallmarks of a Bond movie: stunning location shoots, car chases (in Aston-Martins, no less) and impossible stunts (remember Craig had to have surgery After injuring his ankle during a shooting in Jamaica last May). As long as world events cooperate, No time to die On November 12, the U.K. And U.S. Will participate in theaters on November 20th.
Band in boys
Based on the 2018 production of the 1968 play (which was also a 1970 movie), Band in boys Tells the story of a group of gay men at a birthday party in New York City, visited by a guest from the past who plays a game to uncover deep, dark secrets. The Broadway cast includes Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto and Matt Boomer, all of whom re-present their roles here, and is directed by Joe Mantello, who also directed the stage adaptation. It debuts September 30, from Netflix.
I am Greta
This teaser trailer features a peek into a documentary that tells the story of teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg and her journey to address the United Nations in protest outside the Swedish parliament. I am Greta Hit Hulu on November 13th.
Occupier
A corporate agent uses brain-implantation techniques to live (possess) other people’s bodies in order to carry out a murder: what could possibly be wrong ?! Of course her consciousness is trapped within one of her subjects (don’t you hate when it happens?) And rejoices No Next. Director Brandon Cronenberg’s creepy film will hit theaters on October 9th (again, allowing a coronavirus epidemic).
