‘I Don’t Like The Whole Thing’: Taxi Driver Writer Offers Scathing Critique Of Joker 2

Paul Schrader, the esteemed screenwriter behind the 1976 masterpiece “Taxi Driver,” is well-versed in crafting intricate and complex characters that dwell in shadows. Lately, this influential director of the ’80s has turned his critical eye towards a dark film slated for release in 2024: “Joker: Folie à Deux“. Known for shaping the gritty, introspective style of American cinema, not just through “Taxi Driver” but also by writing “Raging Bull,” directing “Hardcore,” “American Gigolo,” and “Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters,” this master filmmaker is no stranger to delivering tough critiques. His latest focus? He offered some blunt criticisms of Todd Phillips’ upcoming “Joker” sequel.

Jonathan Bennett And Lacey Chabert Had A Sweet Mean Girls Reunion On Hallmark, And I’m In My Feels

Lacey Chabert, known as the queen of Hallmark, gets a chance to meet up with some old colleagues again, which always turns out delightful. Some of these actors are her peers from the same network, while others are those she’s collaborated with under different production companies. Currently, Chabert is working on another project for the 2024 TV lineup and has managed to arrange yet another reunion. In this case, she will be teaming up with Jonathan Bennett, her co-star from “Mean Girls,” in an exciting segment that’s making me emotional.

Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson to Star in Neil Diamond Musical

Following the phenomenal success of the summer blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, Hugh Jackman has some intriguing and non-traditional plans for what’s next. Rather than capitalizing on his success with more action comedies as one might expect, the X-Men star is instead reconnecting with his musical past. Jackman has demonstrated his impressive musical abilities in film musicals like The Greatest Showman and Les Misérables, and now this versatile performer is teaming up with Kate Hudson, who recently released an album, for a new musical directed by the man behind Hustle & Flow.

Greta Gerwig & Netflix Clash Over Theatrical Release for Narnia Reboot

Even as Greta Gerwig continues to shift between significant film franchises, including her long-discussed reimagining of The Chronicles of Narnia, it appears that her upcoming movie won’t be gracing the big screen anytime soon. The rumors about Gerwig’s Narnia remake have been circulating since her impressive work on Barbie. In collaboration with Netflix, Gerwig is embarking on a multi-million dollar adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ cherished novels. However, there seems to be a disagreement between the parties regarding the release date.