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Fair Play (2023) – Psychological thriller about a couple, played by Alden Ehrenreich and Phoebe Dynevor, who are pushed to the edge at the cutthroat hedge fund at which they both work.
Over 20 years since they last collaborated in Gladiator, Joaquin Phoenix and acclaimed director Ridley Scott have reunited to craft a stunning cinematic experience that focuses on the legendary French military commander, political leader, and king. Paul Merson: Football, Gambling and Me (2021) – Documentary about former England footballer Paul Merson.
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Stretching from 2023to 2031, here's how your movie calendar is shaping up. (The followingdates are subject to regular changes owing to the shifting release schedule. UK and Ireland release dates are accurate at the time of publication, as per the Film Distributors' Association. Certain dates indicateUS releasing where UK has not yet been confirmed.) Mission: Joy – Finding Happiness in Troubled Times (2021) – Documentary about Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama's friendship. Love Like a K-Drama season 1 – Reality series in which pairs of actors try to get lead roles in Korean dramas.
The Dads (2023) – Documentary short film about five dads on a fishing trip discussing their love, hopes and fears for their trans kids.
The Billionaire, The Butler and The Boyfriend – French political documentary series about a national scandal. 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.
It already showed at Cannes to many hosannas and some controversy, and yet Martin Scorsese’s nearly four-hour adaptation of David Grann’s history about the Osage murders of the 1920s continues to be one of the most anticipated films of the year. That’s partly because it unites longtime Scorsese actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro onscreen in one of the director’s movies for the first time. The film itself is spectacular and complicated: It isn’t the true-crime mystery the book was, nor is it really a western or a gangster movie. Rather, it’s the story of a tragic, bizarre, heartbreaking marriage. And despite all the fine work by the bigger names in the cast, at the center of it all, carrying so much of the film’s emotional weight, is Lily Gladstone, who will surely be a major star by the time this year is over. ( In theaters October 20.) —Bilge Ebiri Priscilla Strange Way of Life (in theaters October 4) , Foe (in theaters October 6), Cat Person (in theaters October 6), The Burial (in select theaters October 6 and streaming on Prime Video October 13), Pet Sematary: Bloodlines (streaming on Paramount+ October 6), Reptile (streaming on Netflix October 6), Totally Killer (streaming on Prime Video October 6), True Love (in theaters October 6), PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie (in theaters October 13), The Exorcist: Believer (in theaters October 13), The Persian Version (in theaters October 13), Ordinary Angels (in theaters October 13), What Happens Later (in theaters October 13), The Delinquents (in theaters October 18), Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls (in theaters October 19), Nyad (in theaters October 20), Radical (in theaters October 20), The Other Zoe (in theaters October 20), Underdoggs (in theaters October 20), Old Dads (streaming on Netflix October 20), Pigeon Tunnel (in theaters and streaming on Apple TV+ October 20), Full Circle (in theaters October 20), Four Daughters (in theaters October 27), Fingernails (in theaters October 27), Five Nights at Freddy’s (in theaters October 27), Sight (in theaters October 27), and Pain Hustlers (streaming on Netflix October 27) 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 Best. Christmas. Ever! (2023) – Family Christmas film starring Jason Biggs, Heather Graham and Brandy Norwood. Temple of Film: 100 Years of the Egyptian Theatre (2023) – Documentary about LA's historic Egyptian theatre, featuring interviews with Guillermo del Toro, Rian Johnson and more.Scott Pilgrim Takes Off season 1 – Anime series based on the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels, executive produced by Edgar Wright and featuring the cast of the 2010 film adaptation reprising their roles. Ariana DeBose ( West Side Story) voices Asha, who travels to Rosas, the kingdom of wishes, to have her wish granted by its magical ruler King Magnifico (Chris Pine). When her request isn't approved, Asha makes a wish so powerful that it's answered by a cosmic force, known simply as Star. Along with Asha's pet goat Valentino, the duo embark on a quest to save Asha's kingdom from a looming darkness, which King Magnificio may have a hand in ushering in. Belfast (2022) – Oscar-nominated film from Kenneth Branagh, which stars Judi Dench and Jamie Dornan and follows a young boy's childhood in Belfast in 1969. All the Light We Cannot See – Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie star in this historical drama, an adaptation of the 2014 novel of the same name.
Replacing Chef Chico season 1 – Filipino kitchen drama about a sous-chef struggling to keep a restaurant afloat when the head chef falls into a coma.Going by the less internet-friendly title of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, this superhero sequel – which we're calling Aquaman 2– will continue the underwater adventures of Jason Momoa's DC superhero. Nyad (2023) – Sports drama film about swimmer Diana Nyad, starring Annette Bening and Jodie Foster.
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