The cinematic universes in Marvel and Star Wars have fought critically – and even in viewership – for a while now, but “Thunderbolts*“And Disney+’s”Andor,“Respectively, the belief restores on desperately broken IP in this week’s section of indiegees”Screenpat“Podcast, co-host Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio dive into the merits and dilapidated for each.
Disney’s “Thunderbolts*” starred in the lead role Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan are removing “sinners” on IMAX theaters, although Warner Bros. prepares to re -release the latter hit film in premium places. And at 70 mm. At the moment, this weekend’s best box-officer initiative looks to be “Thunderbolts*”, which has received better than regular reviews for a Marvel movie and promises something else and more character controlled than just movie chess pieces over a board, since so many MCU films tend to do.
Anne praises the character work and Pugh’s performance especially, while Ryan sincerely did not see the film at the week’s Monday screening, while he participated in Pedro Almodóvar Chaplin Gala Tribute in New York City. There, Friends and Collaborators Like John Waters, John Turturro, Rossy de Palma, Dua Lipa, and More Praised The Great Spanish Authaur, Who Won A Best Original Screenplay Oscar For His Brilliant and Boldly Colored “Talk to Her” in 2003. Its Ans An One of the ONE OF THE AS AN ONE Of Dais at Alice Tully Hall, Actresses Are Always Practically Begging to Work with Almodóvar because of the juicy, complex roles he creates for them.
This week Ryan also pops into the “The Repetitions” creator/star NATHAN FIELDER’S WAR AGAINST PARAMOUNT+ As shown in the latest section of his Meta HBO series. In last Sunday’s edition, he tells how Paramount+ Streaming Service removed a section of his comedy central -show “Nathan for you” completely from the platform due to sensitivity problems about perceived anti -Semitism. (In the section “Nathan for you”, Fielleder took an outer clothing brand to support a Holocaust denier.) In “The Rehearsal” he recreates Paramount+ offices to look like Nazi headquarters. It is an astonishing form of protest on premium TV.
We also talk about the first trailer For Zach Cregger’s Ensemble Horror “Weapon”, out August 8 from Warner Bros. “Barbarian” director Cregger has described his new film, with Julia Garner and Josh Brolin, as a Horror movie Ode to Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Magnolia.” This is evident from Alden Ehrenreich’s John C. Reilly-Esque mustache in the first pictures. We could not be more excited about this one, which is said to ignite a bid war back in February 2023. And apparently so much that Jordan Peele released his representatives so as not to secure his monkey’s rights to produce the script.
Finally, we also remember Bleecker Street founder and previous focus functions such as manager Andrew Karpen, that died this week at the age of 59 from brain cancer. He was deeply loved by the Indie Film Community.
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