What is the dividing line between homage and plagiarism? All of our various forms of modern day, scripted, mass-market entertainment -- movies, TV, comics, videogame -- rely upon mash-ups, high-concepts, and meta connections to engage
War For the Planet of the Apes director Matt Reeves may be over in Warner Bros. land right now, developing the impending Batman standalone film, but it sounds like he’s putting some other irons in
https://youtu.be/u7ZHi_dDSnQ The creators of the comedy series Workaholics are venturing over into film territory with their new Netflix original film, Game Over, Man! Netflix has released the original trailer for the film that can pretty
Netflix's recent string of diverse, and sometimes divisive, original films proves that the streaming giant is pursuing a much different audience than Hollywood's major studios. From War Machine to Okja to Death Note to Gerald's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoFqmF9GHWg UPDATED: The sequel is set to bring back the core cast, as well as director David Ayer. However, David Ayer will also be picking up writing duties from the controversial screenwriter, Max Landis. Netflix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRRoAZcwQMY A couple weeks back, the streaming service Netflix released a unique $100 million-flick in the form of Bright, an urban fantasy feature set in an alternate present-day world. It’s not a genre or type
Right now, we are on the heels of one of the announcement biggest business deals in the history of the film industry. After weeks of speculation, Disney announced that they would be acquiring most
It looks like Netflix’s gamble on big budget home blockbusters is paying off. A couple weekends back, they dropped their biggest film to date, Bright, which was made for a whopping $100 million (which is
Given how long director Ridley Scott has been in the business of filmmaking, and that he’s freakin’ 80 years old, one wouldn’t expect that he’d be a fan of something like Netflix or streaming content.
While a lot of films often seem like incredibly official things made by huge companies and well-oiled money-making machines, the reality is they’re just made by flawed people. Like with any company, mistakes get made,
