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Lovia Gyarkye - Hollywood Reporter

Netflix’s ‘Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali’: Film Review

The interviewees in Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali generously use words like “destiny,” “fate” and “prophecy” to describe the friendship between the two iconic civil rights activists at the center of this documentary. At first the words, a testament to the influence and deep meaning of the pair’s connection, sound beautiful. But as the film unfolds, meandering through their respective biographies before, with great speed, chronicling their three-year friendship, the nouns start to ring hollow.

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Jason Brow - Hollywood Life

Mike Herrera Explains How ‘Say Yes’ Is A‘Different’ Kind Of MxPx Song: It Brings ANew ‘Kind Of Energy’

Are you ready to ‘say yes’ to new music from MxPx? The punk band’s frontman Mike Herrera shares why he’s ‘excited’ to share the upbeat song, the work behind their livestream shows, and more. Even though Mike Herrera has been happily married for twenty years, the MxPx frontman is feeling some teenage jitters when he talks with HollywoodLife, as if he’s back in high school and about to tap someone on the shoulder to see if they’re free to hang out on Friday night.

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Ryan Parker - Hollywood Reporter

Sony Moves Quickly to Block Alleged ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Trailer Leak on Social Media

The upcoming superhero installment was trending on Twitter as some accounts shared what appeared to be the trailer while others tried to predict the consequences the alleged leaker might face. Sony did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Star Tom Holland, seemingly referring to news of the leak, posted the message “You Ain’t Ready!” Some links to the alleged trailer were taken down and slapped with a copyright statement. “The media has been disabled in response to a report from the copyright owner,” the message read.

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Movies

Grant Harmanns - ScreenRant

Neill Blomkamp Unsure If He'd Ever Return To Alien 5

Writer/director Neill Blomkamp opens up about his uncertainty of returning to make Alien 5 should the opportunity present itself in the future. The project first began development in 2015 when the District 9 filmmaker began sharing concept art for a potential film, including works featuring Sigourney Weaver's Ellen Ripley and Michael Biehn's Dwayne Hicks, before ultimately confirming that the film would be a direct sequel to Aliens with Weaver and Biehn expected to return. Blomkamp also confirmed he was developing more than one film for Fox's franchise after the film, which was reportedly titled Alien: Awakening.

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Adrienne Tyler - ScreenRant

Spider-Man Will Fight The Multiverse Sinister Six In No Way Home - Theory Explained

Spider-Man: No Way Home will explore the multiverse and the chaos it can bring to the Marvel Cinematic Universe a bit deeper, opening the doors to various threats, which has made fans believe Spider-Man will fight the multiverse Sinister Six. The first three phases of the MCU, collectively known as the Infinity Saga, were all about Thanos’ quest to get the Infinity Stones, mount them on the Infinity Gauntlet, and wipe out half of life in the universe, but now that this arc is over, the MCU is moving forward with a different and bigger issue. So far, Phase 4 has established the multiverse and its potential madness as the main theme, and Spider-Man: No Way Home will delve into it.

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Dirk Libbey - Cinema Blend

Why Venom: Let There Be Carnage Is Rated PG-13

When the first Venom movie was in production there were a lot of fans wondering, and hoping, that the film could end up with an R-rating. The character was capable of extreme violence and so it was possible, if the movie decided to show that violence, that the movie could end up being made for mature audiences only. In the end, the movie came out with a PG-13 rating, and considering how well the movie did at the box office, that was probably the right call. And so it's little surprise that sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage has now been officially given a PG-13 rating as well, but now we know why he MPAA's official rating has been confirmed on the Venom sequel and with it comes the....

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Will Ashton

The Matrix Resurrections: Release Date, Cast, And Other Quick Things We Know

It's time to resurrect. Nearly 20 years after The Matrix Revolutions, the world of The Matrix returns with December's The Matrix Resurrections, which will see Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles as Neo and Trinity, respectively. Also starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Neil Patrick Harris, and Jonathan Groff in undisclosed supporting roles, Lana Wachowski's new movie is shadowed in mystery, though we're learning more about this forthcoming film as we get closer to its winter release date. With that said, here's what we currently know about this fourth Matrix film.

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Carlie Hoke - Cinema Blend

Timothée Chalamet Compares Dune To Harry Potter

The highly anticipated reboot of Dune is steadily approaching, and Timothée Chalamet may have just psyched up a whole different fandom for the movie in just a sentence or two. The star makes a bold, but super logical, leap in comparing his upcoming film to the Harry Potter franchise, which on the surface only really are similar because they are both world building fantasy series. While the demographic of Frank Herbert’s Dune and JK Rowling’s Harry Potter series started out as for different demographics and have completely different aesthetics about them, Timothée Chalamet expertly compares the two in an interview with Deadline.

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Music

Elizabeth Aubrey - NME

Johnny Marr shares first single ‘Spirit, Power And Soul’ from upcoming double album

he former Smiths guitarist will release a new four-track EP, ‘Fever Dreams Pt 1’, from his double-album on October 15 via BMG. It can be pre-ordered here. Meanwhile, the release date fo the full double album, ‘Fever Dreams Pts 1-4’, is to be announced. The record will be Marr’s first since 2018’s ‘Call The Comet‘. Speaking about the new single, Marr said: “’Spirit, Power And Soul’ is a kind of mission statement. I had an idea about an electro sound with gospel feeling, in my own words… an electro soul anthem.”

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Ali Shutler - NME

Spice Girls announce 25th anniversary re-release of debut album

To celebrate 25 years since the release of their debut album, Spice Girls will be releasing a deluxe edition featuring bonus tracks, b-sides and previously unheard recordings. Curated by the band, ‘Spice25’ will be released October 29 as a 2CD set inside an A5 hardback book. There’s also set to be a variety of vinyl and cassette versions alongside an Apple exclusive remastered edition of the original album using Dolby Atmos. Speaking about the anniversary, Mel B said: “All I ever wanted was to be accepted and to make everyone around me – gay, straight, brown, black......

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Rhian Daly - NME

Kanye West – ‘DONDA’ review: some gems among lots – and lots – of filler

“You need something unexpected,” Kanye West – or should we say, Ye – opines on thumping new track ‘Believe What I Say’. Whether we need it or not, the rapper is the king of unpredictability, as characterised in the lead up to the much drawn-out release of ‘DONDA’. In the works since at least March 2020, the album was originally meant to be released 13 months ago and has in the last few weeks seemed on the verge of arriving, only to not materialise. Over the course of that will-he-or-won’t-he period, the star has held listening parties that have seen him levitate high up in the air...

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Rhian Daly - NME

Chvrches – ‘Screen Violence’ review: songs like horror vignettes, and their best album yet

At this point in our digitally dependent lives, we all know the horror that a life lived through screens can hold. We’ve been abused by trolls on the internet, and had our perceptions of ourselves warped by filters and our peers curating their own existences to look perfect, leaving out any hint of mundanity or bleakness. We’ve read the sensationalised headlines about video games driving good people to do bad things, or how increasingly gory horror movies are desensitising us to real-world violence. After taking all that in, would you want to listen to an album that’s based around those very things?

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Matty Pywell - NME

Julia Bardo: Manchester-via-Italy songwriter finding her creative home in the North

The meaning of home can be much more complex than being a single physical space. It can be a memory, a person, a place, a feeling. One thing is for sure, though: for better or worse, home is tied to our own sense of identity, and on Julia Bardo’s debut album ‘Bauhaus, L’Appartamento’ the singer/songwriter wrestles with her own sense of self. Bardo’s story starts in northern Italy, where she grew up facing the common conundrum of living in a rural village: the idyllic scenes of nature surrounding you on all sides juxtapose with the mundanity of having relatively little to do.

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