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Gorgeous George stars in and directs this sci-fi film based on the book Good Morning, Midnight. Originally shot for cinema, it's coming to Netflix on 23 December. They even shot it on 65mm for IMAX. Also stars Felicity Jones, Kyle Chandler, David Oyelowo, Demián Bichir, Sophie Rundle, Ethan Peck, Tim Russ and Miriam Shor. George is in an arctic scientific outpost when some sort of catastrophe befalls Earth. Meanwhile, others are on a spaceship, apparently on a mission to check out a possibly habitable world from the looks of it. Neither location has been able to contact anyone else on Earth for weeks. George is trying to contact the ship to tell them not to return to Earth.
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I was in before I read anything else Coming to Netflix on 5 January. The 6 episodes are about fuck, shit, bitch, dick, pussy and damn. Also features guests such as various comedians and experts.
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The follow-up to The Haunting of Hill House The Haunting of Bly Manor is set in 80s England. Some actors returning in different roles. Coming on 9 October.
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After giving a different than normal turn in Uncut Gems, Adam Sandler seems to be trying it again in this novel adaptation. It'll be directed by Johan Renck for Chernobyl too.
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Netflix show based on a 1959 Shirley Jackson gothic horror novel, but with the plot updated. Coming on 12 October. Created and directed by Mike Flanagan, of Oculus and Gerald's Game. It's about a group of siblings who lived in what would later become the most famous haunted house in the country. As adults they are brought back together and must face the ghosts of their past (cliche alert).
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Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan have made an origin story for Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest. Regular collaborator Sarah Paulson in the title role. Comes to Netflix on 18 September. A few other familiar faces in there, like Cynthia Nixon, Sharon Stone, Judy Davis, Jon Jon Briones, Corey Stoll and Vincent D’Onofrio, among others.
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The trailer had me at Alison Brie
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Hilary Swank is going to Mars as part of a multinational mission for the first manned landing. Drama ensues as they are apart from their loved ones. Even the Russian cries. Coming on 4 September.
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Yeah so Daybreak. No post about it which kinda shocks me - or maybe we are all getting a bit long in the tooth for a show like this. HOWEVER, it's not what you think it is going to be. Give it a shot. It's actually a great mix of action, story, humour, redemption and a nice look at the next generation in a sense. Directed by the guy who did Rampage and half of the Rock's movies weirdly enough I just binge watched ten episodes this week and it's been one of the few Netflix Originals I've enjoyed in a while.
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Charlize Theron and friends stab and shoot people all over in a movie based on a graphic novel. She and her group have been around for centuries thanks to immortality. But in the present day, their ability is discovered and they must stop those who seek to replicate their power. It's on Netflix on 10 July. Rated R.
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Netflix are making a prequel to The Dark Crystal. It's a 10 part series, produced by The Jim Henson Company with Louis Leterrier directing. *sploosh* [edit] A bit more detail
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https://deadline.com/2019/06/jurassic-world-camp-cretaceous-netflix-animated-series-1202626611/ Netflix and Dreamworks Animation are doing a show set on the other side of Isla Nublar in the timeline of the Jurassic World movie. 6 teenagers are at a special adventure camp on the island when the dinosaurs break loose. Coming in 2020.
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A new superhero-ish movie out on Netflix today. A new drug gives people a superpower for 5 minutes. Or a chance that it kills them. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a local cop. Dominique Fishback is a teenage dealer and aspiring rapper (apparently rap is part of the storytelling). Jamie Foxx is a former soldier whose daughter was taken. They team up to try to bring down the pills creators, while risking taking it to achieve that. It's written by the co-writer of Reeve's The Batman.
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https://deadline.com/2020/07/beyond-good-evil-movie-at-works-at-netflix-with-director-rob-letterman-1203001341/ Netflix and Rob Letterman are to make a BG&E movie. He directed Detective Pikachu, and like that, this will be a live/CG hybrid. I wonder if this will make it out before the game sequel.
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Coming to Netflix on July 2nd. A series about super powered teenage warrior nuns fighting the forces of hell. Looks like a lot of fun
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The latest from Spike Lee, coming to Netflix on Friday. Getting good reviews. Rated R, 154 minutes. Also features Jean Reno and Giancarlo Esposito. Apparently the flashback sequences will feature the actors without deaging effects or makeup.
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Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan (who worked together for Glee and Scream Queens) have a new 7-part limited series on Netflix, coming 1 May. It's about actors and filmmakers doing what it takes to make it in post-war Hollywood.
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https://deadline.com/2019/11/chinatown-prequel-series-pilot-robert-towne-david-fincher-netflix-1202789041/ Netflix have got David Fincher and Robert Towne (original movie writer) together for a prequel series to the movie. It'll focus on a younger Jake.
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It's a French series about a young woman who has been writing successful horror novels with the inspiration of her recurring nightmares about a witch, Marianne. When she decides to stop writing about her after 15 years, her nightmares return with a vengeance, seemingly intersecting with her real life, thus forcing her to return to her hometown to find out what is happening. I know, doesn't really sound like anything new, but I'm 4 episodes in and very pleasantly surprised. There are some wonderfully eerie scenes that truly manage to build suspense. Without spoiling anything, there is also an actress who is very, very good at being the creepy grandma of nightmares.
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Not much detail on plot, but Netflix, with Skydance, are apparently spending about $150m on an action thriller movie directed by Michael Bay, starring Ryan Reynolds and written by Deadpool writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese. There will probably be explosions. Supposed to start shooting in summer for release next year. Unconfirmed reports from "sources" say it's about six billionaires who fake their deaths and form an elite team to take down bad guys.
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This looks like "What if Fyre Festival was a behavioural experiment?" With Kate Bosworth and Natalie Martinez.
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http://deadline.com/2017/10/netflix-raising-dion-black-superhero-family-drama-michael-b-jordan-from-co-star-charles-d-kings-macro-carol-barbee-1202182365/ A 10 episode (an hour each) "sci-fi family drama" based on a short (and comic) by ad and music video director Dennis Liu (short posted below). Michael B. Jordan is also involved in bringing the show about, as well as having a supporting role. It's about a single mother raising a child, Dion, who starts to exhibit superpowers. She tries to keep it secret, especially from those who would exploit it. The original short
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Maniac, a dark comedy staring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as two strangers drawn to a mysterious pharmaceutical trial. Unsurprisingly, things don't go as planned. Also stars Justin Theroux as the drug's inventor and Sally Field in a recurring role. It's a limited run 10-episode series directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. Based on a Norwegian series of the same name. Seems to have some good ingredients at least. Streaming on 21 September. Teaser doesn't give much away.
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Ryan Murphy's new show, a dark comedy for Netflix. Stars Ben Platt as Payton Hobart, who has "known" since he was seven that he will become the President of the US. But forst he needs to become Student Body President in High School. Also stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Lange, Zoey Deutch, Lucy Boynton, Bob Balaban, David Corenswet, Julia Schlaepfer, Laura Dreyfuss, Theo Germaine, Rahne Jones and Benjamin Barrett. Comes on 27 September.
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Paul Thomas Anderson directs and Thom Yorke scores a short musical film on Netflix. Apparently goes alongside Yorke's upcoming album of the same name. They say it's a "mind-bending visual piece, best played loud." Coming on 27 June.
