“An utterly gripping thriller.” Adam Driver, Miles Teller, and Scarlett Johansson star in PAPER TIGER, written and directed by James Gray. Opens only in theaters November.
Netflix will submit “Too Much To Ask” from ‘RAY GUNN’ for Oscar consideration in the Original Song category.
Written and produced by singer-songwriter Kimbra, the song is performed by Scarlett Johansson in the film.
(via @Variety)
Convivan mucho con sus mascotas, no dejen que se vuelvan solo parte del paisaje cotidiano de sus hogares, recuerden cómo fue la primera vez que se vieron porque las mascotas no son para siempre.
Robert Pattinson for PRIMETIME
Scarlett Johansson for PAPER TIGER
Sebastian Stan for FJORD
THE BATMAN PART II promotional/marketing campaign might actually start during awards season (unofficially). Imagine having these three together during awards shows, events or roundtables
Hace tanto tiempo que no se hace una adaptación de sense and sensibilidad y parece ser que no tiene nada que envidiarle a las otras versiones. Estoy feliz.
EXCLUSIVE: Noah Baumbach is leaving Netflix after five years and signing a new first look deal with Warner Bros.
Baumbach's new movie will be made under Clockwork, Warner Bros.' new upstart indie label. Per usual, Baumbach will write, direct and produce the film. Details are being kept under wraps, though sources familiar with the script say it follows two college students in New York City.
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SENSE AND SENSIBILITY is so exquisite. Don’t let the fact that it didn’t play at any of the fall film festivals, or that it stands in the shadow of Ang Lee’s 1995 masterpiece, throw you off. This is a more than worthy new adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, told with tremendous care, sincerity, and affection by Georgia Oakley in all elements of production. It reminded me of the same initial skepticism I had toward Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women,” only to feel that same warm sense of comfort and relief when I realized just how beautifully it had all come together. Everyone is perfectly cast, with Daisy Edgar-Jones delivering one of her stronger, more heartbreaking performances, while Esmé Creed-Miles radiates off the screen in a breakthrough role that will have everyone falling in love with her. Gorgeous costumes, a swoon-worthy score, and a cast to fall head over heels for, Oakley has crafted another winner that should satisfy Jane Austen fans and hopeless romantics looking for a good cry at the cinema.