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Todd Haynes reunites with frequent collaborator Julianne Moore, who plays Gracie Atherton-Yoo, a Savannah housewife who once went to jail for having a sexual relationship with the 13-year-old boy who’s now her 23-years-younger husband (Charles Melton). Gracie’s efforts to smooth over the scandals of the past start to fail when an actress (Natalie Portman) who’s been cast to play Gracie in a movie arrives to shadow the couple, asking questions they aren’t entirely ready to answer. It’s Ingmar Bergman’s Persona by way of Mary Kay Letourneau. ( In theaters November 17.) — A.W. Next Goal Wins
Obliterated season 1 – Action comedy-drama series about an elite team who get drunk after stopping a bomb threat, but find it was fake so must neutralise the real bomb while drunk.
Robbie Williams – All-access documentary series charting the life and career of singer and songwriter Robbie Williams. The Netflix Cup season 1 – Live sports competition featuring Formula 1 drivers and PGA Tour golfers teaming up. Then on Christmas Day itself, it’s highly anticipated premiere of The Super Mario Bros. Movie that’ll have everyone in your household singing a certain song until at least the first week of January. If you know, you know… Squid Game: The Challenge season 1 – Reality series spin-off from Squid Game, which sees real contestants taking on the games from the show to try and win a huge cash prize.
Kenneth Branagh’s latest Hercule Poirot mystery adapts one of Agatha Christie’s lesser-known works, 1969’s Hallowe’en Party, and ports the action (a murder at a séance) from a small English village to Venice. Michelle Yeoh, Tina Fey, and Branagh’s Belfast boys Jamie Dornan and Jude Hill are among the suspects — or, perhaps, the victims. ( In theaters September 15.) — Nate Jones Dumb Money In this dystopian sci-fi thriller from Welsh Rogue One director Gareth Edwards, AI is the enemy. John David Washington plays an ex-special forces agent in a world of robots-versus-humans warfare tasked with a mission to assassinate the elusive mastermind behind advanced artificial-intelligence tech that could either obliterate mankind or finally enable lasting peace. Traveling into the “dark heart of AI-occupied territory,” however, David discovers the weapon he’s hunting is but a small child (or at least a cyborg in kid’s clothing), triggering some latent paternal instinct. From there, at least judging from its trailer, there are more tonal similarities to Children of Men than The Terminator. ( In theaters September 29.) — C.L. Studio 666 (2022) – Horror comedy film starring the Foo Fighters and based on a story by Dave Grohl.Cast: Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Hannah John-Kamen, Wyatt Russell, David Harbour, Olga Kurylenko, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Harrison Ford, Steven Yeun, Ayo Edebiri
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