On November 15, Thom Browne attended a premiere in New York City for the film “The Man Who Tailors Dreams“, offering viewers an intimate peek into the life and work of this American designer. This 95-minute documentary was created by German director Reiner Holzemer, who has previously produced documentaries focusing on other influential designers such as Dries Van Noten and Martin Margiela.
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It’s been some time since “Suits” was leading the streaming rankings, yet NBC anticipates that viewers are eager for more content from the legal series.
Without needing numerous ties to Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” or other Bat-related storylines, “The Penguin” managed to become a heart-wrenching triumph on its own merit. (Admittedly, I was disappointed with the ending’s final scene, but such is life.) Despite enjoying the early references to The Riddler and the possible hints of Hush in this world, there’s one significant Easter egg that I’m grateful I didn’t notice during my first watch: the Scarecrow glove.
This week, Wicked was unveiled with lofty anticipation, and remarkably, it’s exceeding all expectations following a jaw-dropping 96% Tomatometer rating from critics and near-perfect 99% approval from audiences. Typically, musical films, whether derived from stage productions or original creations, fail to impress movie critics. However, recent adaptations like the movie version of Cats have made many film studios and creators shy away from musicals entirely. Yet, Wicked is successfully redefining this trend.