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3 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Created by Danish filmmaker and actress Ingeborg Topsøe, Netflix's Secrets We Keep (originally titled Reservatet) is a splashy and entertaining, yet gripping and relevant whodunit miniseries about tensions and suspicions between the haves and the have-nots. It's hard to imagine it won't find an audience, as Secrets We Keep explores similar thematic territory to this year's most zeitgeisty hits Adolescenceand The White Lotus, and in some ways handles its dark material even better.
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1 month ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Now that over three years have passed, and filmmakers and audiences alike are looking forward to the currently-forming next generation of Bond films, it's time to fully and accurately assess the Daniel Craig era. With a full 15 years between Casino Royale and No Time to Die, Craig played the role longer than any other actor (exclusively considering the Eon films, anyway).
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1 month ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Following the success of films like Reach for the Sky, Sink the Bismarck!, and the Michael Caine comedy Alfie, London-born film director Lewis Gilbert became attached to Eon's James Bond series just as Bondmania ascended to the stratosphere. Gilbert directed three James Bond movies, one in the Sean Connery era and two for Roger Moore.
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1 month ago | 
metacritic.com | Samuel R. Murrian |Joel Keller
April 2025 TV Preview Jason Dietz Get details on the most notable new and returning shows debuting in April, including new seasons of The Last of Us, Andor, Black Mirror, Hacks, and The Rehearsal.
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1 month ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Created by Swedish crime author Camilla Läckberg, Netflix's new miniseries The Glass Dome (Glaskupanin Swedish) is a taut, often quite gripping psychological thriller. It works as both a twisty kidnapping crime saga with a lot of moving parts and fleshed-out characters, and as a tactful, skillfully performed meditation on the long-lasting and intergenerational effects of trauma.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Here's some good news: There's no shortage of popular entertainment on Netflix to stream from the couch. If watching television shows helps you relax and destress, look no further than our list of the very best shows you can watch on Netflix right now. We know scrolling through the massive selection on the streaming service can be daunting, so we've rounded up the best of what's on. We've included selections for audiences of all ages, with something for all tastes.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysVal Kilmer, the actor who played Bruce Wayne in Batman Forever, Doc Holliday in Tombstone and most recently reprised his role as Tom "Iceman" Kozansky in Top Gun: Maverick in what would be his final role, has died. Kilmer was 65 and had been diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014.
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2 months ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
As a new millennium loomed on the horizon, the century's greatest film franchise surged in popularity. Following a critically underrated and commercially meh Timothy Dalton era, the Pierce Brosnan era of movies ushered in something of a golden age across media. The Brosnan age was distinctly action-heavy, generally just the right amount of gritty and outlandish, funny and straight-faced. Brosnan was a consistently brilliant Bond who took everything just seriously enough.
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2 months ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
Cinema has been most influential means of storytelling for a century, thanks in no small part great characters brought to life via great screenwriting, direction and performance. The best and most iconic movie characters permeate the zeitgeist, contributing to pop culture and culture at large. Sometimes we love to root for these film presences; sometimes we fear them. We swoon for them sometimes. Some of them are beautiful; others aren't.
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2 months ago | 
collider.com | Samuel R. Murrian
"Remake" is a word that all but actively carries a negative connotation, even more than "sequel," though that's perhaps not fully deserved. It's safe to say a majority of remakes are artistically uninspired and inferior. This isn't always the case, but perhaps it's not so hard to see why remakes have a reputation that's less than stellar.
