The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has changed life and everything associated with it. From virtual classrooms to remote work, the world is changing at a rapid pace. And the entertainment industry too. Producers and filmmakers who relied solely on FDFS and week one income had to focus on OTTRead More →
Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Spider-Man: No Path HomeSpider-Man has always had an eye-catching superhero theme, sourced from the 1967 cartoon and written by Paul Francois Webster and Bob harris. The theme is said to be used in countless Spider-Man properties across entertainment and media. The Spider-Man themeRead More →
The popular show Cobra Kai – a reboot of Robert Mark Kamen’s The Karate Kid movies – has become one of the most-watched shows on Netflix, and in the future we explore the popular songs used to promote Season 4 and who are the composers. Created by Josh Heald, JonRead More →
Doja Cat and The Weeknd are among artists reportedly in talks to write new music for Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda forever. The continuation of the platinum certification of 2018 Black Panther: album, the soundtrack aims to be “bigger than the first,” according to the new report. Kendrick Lamar’s executive producedRead More →
SPOILER WARNING: This story is about the end of “No Time to Die,” currently available for rental and digital purchase. Please don’t read if you haven’t seen the movie. If audiences knew anything about entering “No Time to Die”, it was that Daniel Craig’s fifth film as James Bond –Read More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s cinematic award race. Rebecca Hall made her directorial debut with the Netflix movie Who passed, which also marked its first produced screenplay. She adapted Nella Larsen’s novel about a blackRead More →
One of the reasons that this work doesn’t weigh on me is that I take so much pleasure in welcoming new directorial talents to our screens. So here is our list of filmmakers whose first fiction feature films marked me so much. I’m still ringing the gong for second-time filmmakersRead More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s cinematic award race. The generation gap has inspired many animated films. From Ariel challenging his father to explore the mainland to Moana leaving his family’s island, animated films often appealRead More →
The generation gap has inspired many animated films. From Ariel challenging his father to explore the mainland to Moana leaving his family’s island, animated films often appeal to rebellious children. the Netflix original The Mitchells vs. the Machines understands the gap but offers some hope for harmonious families. Katie MitchellRead More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series makes its debut and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s movie prize race. Oscar-winning screenwriter William Monahan (The dead) admits that after agreeing to adapt author JR Moehringer’s memoir in the feature film The tender bar a waveRead More →