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The week in TV: The Couple Next Door; Slow Horses; Being Kae Tempest; The Doll Fctory – review

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian · Yesterday - 09:30

Kink meets kitchen sink in C4’s swinging neighbours thriller; Gary Oldman takes dishevelment to the next level; inside the ‘ferocious’ mind of Kae Tempest; plus, some full-tilt gothic Victoriana

The Couple Next Door (Channel 4) | channel4.com
Slow Horses Apple TV+
Being Kae Tempest (BBC Two) | iPlayer
The Doll Factory Paramount+

Does putting out the bins count as sexual foreplay these days? Should I be tossing in the black bags with wild erotic abandon? Perhaps a spot of light frottage against the recycling crates?

Apple TV+ va sortir une série sur le meurtre de John Lennon

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · 5 days ago - 13:00

John Lennon Apple Tv

Apple TV+ va diffuser en décembre une série documentaire de quelques épisodes sur le meurtre de John Lennon, la star des Beatles.

Apple TV+ va sortir une série sur le meurtre de John Lennon

Gary Oldman: cinema’s master of disguise returns as Slow Horses’ seedy spook

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian · Sunday, 26 November - 12:00

As the Oscar-winning actor returns to his filthy desk as Jackson Lamb in the Apple TV+ espionage thriller, we look at the man behind many masks

There are bad bosses, and then there’s Jackson Lamb: rumpled, smelly, discouraging and mildly corrupt. Yet for fans of Slow Horses , the returning Apple TV+ series based on the espionage fiction of Mick Herron , this is a character that reliably emits a magnetic, congealed gleam. Like a day-old doner kebab.

Lamb, rendered in grimy perfection for the small screen by Gary Oldman, is the underachieving spymaster who has been mysteriously placed in charge of a sidelined team of defunct spooks.

Directors are turning to streaming to fulfil their epic visions – and avoid ‘bum ache’

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian · Friday, 17 November - 08:53

Ridley Scott has reluctantly trimmed Napoleon, while Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon is taking flak for its long running time. But streaming services can provide a safe haven

The bladder police have come for Ridley Scott. The veteran film-maker is about to release his epic Napoleon, starring Joaquin Phoenix as the military genius and emperor of France, which will reignite the ever-smouldering debate about lengthy running times v expansive directorial vision.

In a recent interview Scott has confessed that the “bum ache factor” has meant that he has curtailed Napoleon’s running time in cinemas (to two hours and 38 minutes) but he plans to release the full, unexpurgated version on a streaming service, in an edit that could run to more than four hours.

Monarch, Legacy of Monsters : trois raisons de regarder la série Godzilla

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Thursday, 16 November - 17:01

Critique Monarch Apple Tv Plus

En attendant sa prochaine incursion au cinéma, le monsterverse s’aventure sur le petit écran chez Apple TV+. Que vaut Monarch : Legacy of Monsters ?

Monarch, Legacy of Monsters : trois raisons de regarder la série Godzilla

Napoléon : que disent les premières critiques du nouveau Ridley Scott ?

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Wednesday, 15 November - 14:30

Napoléon Premières Critiques Ridley Scott

Quand un Américain raconte l'histoire française, ça donne quoi ? Les premières critiques de Napoléon sont là.

Napoléon : que disent les premières critiques du nouveau Ridley Scott ?

‘A recipe for blandness’: critic Peter Biskind on why quality television is in chronic decline

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian · Sunday, 12 November - 12:00

The author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls has turned his gaze from Hollywood to prestige television, arguing that a golden age of TV that began with The Sopranos has been ruined by corporate greed

On 10 January 1999, the first episode of a drama about a New Jersey gangster with panic attacks debuted on the US cable channel HBO. The Sopranos ran for six seasons, the final episode being broadcast on 10 June 2007. Across eight years and 86 episodes it came to represent a golden age of TV, when moral complexity, deep characterisation and unprecedented authenticity were common features of a bold new form of televisual storytelling.

It’s this “peak era” that Peter Biskind, the cultural critic and film historian, both celebrates and to some extent mourns in his new book, Pandora’s Box: The Greed, Lust, and Lies That Broke Television . Biskind is best known for his eye-opening account of US cinema’s own peak era of the late 1960s and 70s: Easy Riders, Raging Bulls . That book became a word-of-mouth hit, partly for its wealth of lurid anecdotes about Hollywood figures, featuring epic misbehaviour with all the sex-and-drugs trappings of starry success.

Monarch : Legacy of Monsters, premières critiques pour la série Apple TV+

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Friday, 10 November - 15:09

Monarch Apple Tv Premiers Avis

Quelques jours avant sa sortie, la nouvelle série Apple TV+ s'offre de premières critiques. Un nouveau phénomène pour la plateforme ?

Monarch : Legacy of Monsters, premières critiques pour la série Apple TV+

Disney commence à comprendre que les gens ne veulent pas 17 services de streaming

news.movim.eu / Numerama · Thursday, 9 November - 09:30

Durant la présentation de ses résultats financiers, Disney a annoncé le lancement en décembre d'une application fusionnant Disney+ et Hulu, ses deux principaux services de streaming. À terme, la nouvelle stratégie du groupe semble être de réunir les contenus au même endroit. [Lire la suite]

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