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3 Greatest Movies To Watch on Netflix This Weekend (Aug 22-23)
Collider’s weekend film picks focus on Netflix streaming choices for 22–23 August, offered as an alternative to a busy cinema slate that includes new releases such as Hot Spot, Insidious: Out of the Further and It Ends. The list follows a strong weekend at the box office for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, alongside new entries…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day director’s live-action Naruto movie might have cast its first actor, and it’s one of the MCU’s rumored X-Men
Charles Melton is reportedly in talks to play Kakashi Hatake in Lionsgate’s planned live-action Naruto film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton. If agreed, it would mark the project’s first reported casting of a named actor and a significant step for an adaptation that has spent years in development, although neither the studio nor Melton has…
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Sriram Raghavan Developing New Thriller in the ‘Johnny Gaddaar’ Zone for India’s Matchbox Shots as ‘Operation Safed Sagar’ Soars on Netflix Charts (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian filmmaker Sriram Raghavan is developing a new thriller for Mumbai-based Matchbox Shots, set in the same tonal territory as his acclaimed 2007 neo-noir heist film “Johnny Gaddaar,” which turns 20 next year. The move comes as the production house expands its slate off the back of the global Netflix success of its war series…
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10 Greatest Neo-Noirs of the ’90s
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest neo-noir films of the 1990s, a decade the outlet identifies as the genre’s biggest boom, drawing on both independent filmmakers and established studios. The piece traces neo-noir’s evolution from 1960s films like Point Blank through 1970s classics such as Chinatown and Taxi Driver to the…
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Swedish Dramedy ‘Adult Supervision’ Sells To WB Discovery, Fandango, Palace, Vertigo & More Ahead Of Fantastic Fest Launch; Watch Trailer
Sales agency Heretic has closed a string of international deals for Swedish dramedy “Adult Supervision” ahead of its world premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin, where it will screen in the Next Wave Competition. The film, from author-turned-director Alex Schulman, marks his feature directorial debut and follows the Cannes market launch of the title, with…
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8 Extremely Spoilery Questions with ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Star Tramell Tillman
Tramell Tillman, best known for the Apple TV+ series Severance, has spoken publicly for the first time about his secret role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, having kept the part hidden from fans, friends and family since his casting was announced in August 2025. In an interview with Polygon, the actor answered spoiler-filled questions about…
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Folk Horror ‘Wolf Days,’ Family Drama ‘The First Week of August’ Win at Sarajevo Industry Awards
Emilija Gašić’s folk horror “Wolf Days” and Filip Mojzeš’s family drama “The First Week of August” took the top prizes at CineLink Industry Days, the Sarajevo Film Festival’s industry section for projects in development from Southeast Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The awards, which come with substantial cash prizes, help fund and promote…
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Harry and Meghan reportedly plan UK return and school enrolment
Prince Harry and Meghan are reportedly preparing to leave their home in Montecito, California, and resettle in Britain within weeks, with sons Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, due to start at a British school in September. According to commentary in the Daily Mail, the King was informed of the decision only on the Sunday before…
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‘The Marching Band’ Review: Brothers From Opposite Worlds Are United by Music in a Finely Tuned French Crowdpleaser
Variety film critic Caspar Salmon reviews “The Marching Band,” a French drama directed by Emmanuel Courcol, which opens theatrically in the United States this week via Greenwich Entertainment after being a domestic hit in France in 2024 and premiering at Cannes over two years ago. The film follows a Paris-based classical conductor, Thibaut, who is…
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Icelandic Producer Hlín Jóhannsdóttir Sets ‘Just a Kid’ With Alief Ahead of Haugesund and Reunites with ‘Driving Mum’ Team (EXCLUSIVE)
Icelandic producer Hlín Jóhannsdóttir of Ursus Parvus has signed with French-UK sales company Alief to handle her latest project, the coming-of-age drama “Just a Kid” (“Bara barn”), directed by newcomer Vala Ómarsdóttir. The deal reunites Jóhannsdóttir with collaborators from her earlier film “Driving Mum” and continues her track record of backing debut features by emerging…