Chris Pratt Scared Out Of Joining Indiana Jones By Harrison Ford

Despite rumors back in 2019 of the “Guardians of the Galaxy” actor leading an “Indiana Jones” reboot franchise, Pratt shut down speculation during a July 14 appearance on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast. In fact, it’s Indiana Jones himself, played by Harrison Ford, who intimated the idea of even revamping the series ahead of the upcoming “Indiana Jones 5.” “I don’t even know who Steven Spielberg is. Who? Steven Who?” Pratt joked on the podcast, before saying, “No, aren’t they doing ‘Indiana Jones’ with Harrison Ford?...

December 21, 2022 · 3 min · 462 words · Lisa Rivera

Daniel Kaluuya Almost Quit Acting Before Jordan Peele S Get Out

But Kaluuya now admits that he was on the verge of quitting acting altogether if it had not been for “Get Out” writer-director Jordan Peele. In a new joint interview with Essence, Kaluuya told Peele for the first time that after starring in the 2011 “Fifteen Million Merits” episode of “Black Mirror” he had trouble landing other parts. “I’ve never told you this, but when you reached out to me and we had that Skype, I was really disillusioned with acting,” Kaluuya said....

December 21, 2022 · 2 min · 417 words · Kevin Hanson

David Lynch Interview Inland Empire Restoration Laura Dern

The original version of “Inland Empire” was shot in standard definition video and output to HDCAM-SR tape and 35mm film; for the re-release currently playing in theaters, the footage was downscaled back to SD in order to get rid of false details introduced during the original HD conversion, then upscaled to HD once again using the GaiaHD algorithm. Lynch supervised a new color pass and sound mix that have made the movie even more immersive and affecting than it was before, confirming it as another of the director’s masterpieces about the fragility of identity, the ways in which possessive men destroy the women they love and hate, and the struggle to recognize what’s real in a media-saturated culture....

December 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1253 words · Sierra Brown

David Madden On Potential Amc Networks M A New Wattpad Webtoon Gig

It sounds like the sales pitch for a sketchy screenwriting contest, except for the part where it’s totally true. Before Netflix had a hit teen rom-com franchise in “The Kissing Booth,” and star Jacob Elordi became the “Euphoria” rogue and a James Bond candidate, it all began when writer Beth Reekles self-published the story on Wattpad. Here, internet fandom is binary: Wattpad stories sink or swim. That ruthless crucible for new-yet-proven IP is a nice facsimilie for Hollywood, which increasingly turns toward self-published corners of the internet....

December 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1158 words · Jennifer Roberts

Deaf Charity Slams Quiet Place 2 For Lack Of Subtitled Screenings

“Deaf people are just as entitled to enjoy the thrill of the cinema as hearing people, but they’re still not being provided for,” National Deaf Children’s Society campaign lead Beccy Forrow told Metro. “Half of cinemas didn’t provide any subtitled showings and those that did were unwilling to offer them at convenient times. It’s a sad yet familiar story for millions of deaf people across the UK, where subtitles are now a holy grail instead of something they can rely on....

December 21, 2022 · 2 min · 408 words · Ryan Ramirez

Dear Mr Brody Trailer Michael James Brody Jr Telluride Documentary

But there is much more to the story than just Brody himself. “Dear Mr. Brody,” the new documentary from director Keith Maitland, explores the events in a new light. Watch the full trailer, an IndieWire exclusive, below. Much like Maitland’s previous documentary, “Tower,” the documentary relies on recreations of historical events to discuss issues that still resonate today. The team behind the film unearthed over 12,000 unopened letters that were written to Brody asking for money....

December 21, 2022 · 2 min · 303 words · Samantha Sanford

Don T Look Up Has Dicaprio Lawrence But Is It Too Funny For Oscars

Last week’s reaction at the Bruin in Westwood was raucous as befits a laugh-out-loud comedy about the end of the world (a similar tone swept Monday’s NYC screening at the Paris). But critics and awards voters look forward to movies from McKay because his dense comedies have political underpinnings, whether it’s Michael Lewis’ true characters from the world of finance (“The Big Short”) or the saga of real-life vice president Dick Cheney (“Vice”)....

December 21, 2022 · 8 min · 1540 words · Theresa Hudson
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