Month: March 2020

1. “Ozark” Season 3 (available March 27) Why Should I Watch? If you’re a fan of dark crime stories, “Ozark” probably pulled you in a while ago. 1,927 more words via 7 New Netflix Shows in March 2020, and the Best Reasons to Watch — IndieWire

https://youtube.com/watch?v=jRLH8E_CpP0%3Fversion%3D3%26rel%3D1%26fs%3D1%26autohide%3D2%26showsearch%3D0%26showinfo%3D1%26iv_load_policy%3D1%26wmode%3Dtransparent This week’s return episode marked John Mulaney’s third time hosting “Saturday Night Live.” After two stellar hosting stints, it seems we know exactly what we’re going to get out of that. 1,661 more words via ‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: The Best and Worst of John Mulaney’s Third Time Hosting — IndieWire

With streaming dominating the industry — and more services on the way — IndieWire is taking a closer look at the news cycle, breaking down what really matters to provide a clear picture of what companies are winning the streaming wars — and how they’re pulling ahead. 1,549 more words via Streaming Wars Report: Netflix Top… Continue reading Streaming Wars Report: Netflix Top 10 Lists Build Buzz, Dick Wolf Looks to the Future — IndieWire

Throughout the 2019-2020 awards season, a narrative had been building that Jennifer Lopez would receive her overdue, first-ever Academy Award nomination for her already iconic turn as a stripper in Lorene Scafaria’s “ 379 more words via Jennifer Lopez Says ‘Hustlers’ Oscar Snub ‘Felt Like I Let Everyone Down’ — IndieWire

The weekend box office brought both good and bad news. Universal’s “The Invisible Man” exceeded expectations with a $29 million opening, but the overall box-office total fell under $100 million, a rarity between Super Bowl Sunday and Labor Day. 1,187 more words via Why Universal Monster Remake ‘The Invisible Man’ Hit Big for Blumhouse — IndieWire

For fans eager to fill in the gaps in storytelling left by J.J. Abrams’ 2019 film “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” the wait is over. 432 more words via Want to See Deleted Scenes From ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’? There’s a Comic Book for That — IndieWire

The 2020 Berlin Film Festival, which kicked off on February 20, handed out its top prizes today as the fest comes to a close in Germany. 603 more words via Berlin 2020 Winners: Mohammad Rasoulof Claims Golden Bear, Eliza Hittman Takes Grand Jury Prize — IndieWire

Brooklyn filmmaker Eliza Hittman found out the month before Sundance that her abortion drama “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” was also invited to the Berlinale Competition, where her film quickly topped the Screen critics’ jury grid, beating Christian Petzold’s popular “Undine,” and wound up taking home the Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize from the Competition jury,… via… Continue reading How Berlin Prize-Winner Eliza Hittman Delivered the Brilliant Abortion Drama ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ — IndieWire