Tag: Rian Johnson
First Look at Knives Out Sequel
Today Netflix released the first photos from the Knives Out sequel, Glass Onion. Rian Johnson’s Knives Out hit theaters in 2019 and quickly accrued a handsome box office cume and the even more elusive praise from both fans and critics. Daniel Craig returns as detective Benoit Blanc in Glass ...
Read MoreKnives Out 2 Has a Title
Rian Johnson has revealed the title of his Knives Out sequel, posting the update on Twitter. Knives Out was released in 2019 to widespread cheers, unlike Johnson’s divisive Star Wars sequel, The Last Jedi. The film featured an all-star cast led by reluctant James Bond icon Daniel Craig. The ...
Read MoreKathleen Kennedy’s Contract Extended to 2024, More Directors Lost to “Creative Differences”
According to Collider, Kathleen Kennedy’s contract has been extended yet again, securing her position as president of Lucasfilm until 2024. No mention was made of Kennedy’s future with the company at Disney+ Day, which was notably scant on Star Wars announcements and releases. Likewise, rumors...
Read MoreREVIEW: Knives Out (2019)
It’s no secret that I have my issues with Rian Johnson’s take on the Skywalker saga in The Last Jedi. But this does not mean that I have issues with Johnson as a filmmaker. His original movies Brick, The Brothers Bloom, and Looper, were each something special, and he brought a unique vision to a...
Read MoreDaniel Craig is on the Case in New Knives Out Trailer
Fresh off of mostly positive reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival, a new trailer for Rian Johnson’s Knives Out has been released. As we see police cars head toward the Thrombey estate, Michael Shannon’s Walt lays out the novelist patriarch’s literary bonafides (thirty languages...
Read MoreKnives Out Trailer Arrives Online
Daniel Craig has gone from spy to detective in the first trailer for Rian Johnson’s Agatha Christie-inspired film Knives Out. Check out the trailer below: The Knives Out trailer opens with Lakeith Stanfield’s Detective Elliot beginning questioning the victim’s (Christopher Plummer) family as h...
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