September 2023 Film News/Trailer chat thread

Entertainment! Film & TV
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1st September
Passages
The Equalizer 3
Sound of Freedom
Cobweb

8th September
Past Lives
The Nun 2
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3

15th September
Brother
A Haunting in Venice
Love Life
El Conde (Netflix)

22nd September
Dumb Money
Strange Way of Life (Almodovar short film)
The Expendables 4
R.M.N.
The Lesson
Stop Making Sense (re-release)
Spy Kids: Armageddon (Netflix)

27th September
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (Wes Anderson short film) (Netflix)

29th September
The Creator
The Old Oak
Saw X

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Don’t forget this gem, coming out on Netflix in a couple of weeks

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Not to be confused with this Netflix release also this month

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Or Chose Love, a Netflix chose your own story rom-com that was released yesterday.

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Literally only just realised that the new Lanthimos film is based on the proper good Alasdair Gray novel Poor Things. Fuck, it’s gonna be amazing

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Reviews are out today and they are all glowing. I am so relieved as honestly the trailer looked like it could go either way

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Was supposed to be out on 8th September as well :frowning: - stupid studios delaying stuff because they want to shaft actors

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Gives me a chance to read the novel first at least!

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https://twitter.com/RealEmirHan/status/1698013198249492981

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Love Tony Leung, so many great performances in so many great films

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https://twitter.com/TheFilmStage/status/1698334752976011601

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When tf is Bottoms coming out

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on Prime ‘later this year’ I think

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That’ll be two for two of that director’s films not coming to UK cinemas if so :roll_eyes: Hopefully it gets a limited release!

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What if there was a sudden rush to turn photobooks into films ??

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V hyped for this

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https://twitter.com/mubiuk/status/1698710507421925735

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Past Lives is a really stunning piece of work. It’s not flashy but the montages to show the passing of time are dealt with incredibly deftly. Considering it’s a fairly new director it’s a very solid piece of work.

Along with Passages it’s nice to have some decent ‘grownup’ cinema around for want of a better word.

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oh hell yeah

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