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Raymond and Ray Apple Studios, Mockingbird Pictures, Esperanto Filmoj Apple TV+ Release dates September 12, 2022 (TIFF) October 21, 2022 Directed by Rodrigo García Written by Rodrigo García Produced by Alfonso Cuarón, Bonnie Curtis and Julie Lynn Starring Ewan McGregor as Raymond Ethan Hawke as Ray Maribel Verdú as Lucia Sophie Okonedo as Kiera Maxim Swinton as Simon Vondie Curtis-Hall Chris Silcox as Leon Chris Grabher as Vincent Cinematography Igor Jadue-Lillo Edited by Michael Ruscio Music by Jeff Beal View this post on Instagram A post shared by whatonwhatsgood - jovintardif (@whatonwhatsgood) @jovintardif #TIFF22 #SophieOkonedo #RaymondAndRay #AppleTVPlus #EwanMcGregor #EthanHawke #RodrigoGarcia #MaribelVerdu #MaximSwinton #VondieCurtisHall ♬ original sound - Jovin Tardif

Moon Knight Marvel Studios Walt Disney Pictures Release date  03/30/2022  6 episodes #whatonwhatsgood Express Review (by: Jovin Tardif) -  Episode 1 to Episode 4 The series follows Englishman Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac). He works at a gift shop in a museum in London.  When Steven goes home, he chains himself to his bed. You will have to watch the series to see why.  By the way, he is also American Marc Spector - the alpha part of his personality (Oscar Isaac).  He is a superhero who has a dissociative identity disorder.  Don't worry, it will all be explained in the show. Arthur Harrow played by Ethan Hawke is an assistant to the Egyptian god Ammit.  His character is quite interesting.  Through touch, he can find out if people are good or bad.  If he finds out that they are evil, he kills them in the name of Ammit.  Layla El-Faouly (May Calamawy) is Marc's partner.  She is also an archaeologist.  Layla’s trying to find he...

The Northman Focus Features Release date  April 22, 2022 Social Media #TheNorthman  Directed by Robert Eggers Written by Robert Eggers, Sjón Produced by Arnon Milchan, Lars Knudsen, Mark Huffam Starring Alexander Skarsgård as Amleth Nicole Kidman as Queen Gudrún Claes Bang as Fjölnir Anya Taylor-Joy as Olga Ethan Hawke as King Aurvandill Björk as the Seeress Willem Dafoe as Heimir the Fool Ingvar Eggert Sigurðsson as Sorcerer Murray McArthur as Hákon Ironbeard Ian Gerard Whyte as Thórvaldr Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Thorfinnr Kate Dickie as Halldora the Pict Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney Ralph Ineson Cinematography Jarin Blaschke Edited by Louise Ford Music by Robin Carolan, Sebastian Gainsborough

The Black Phone Universal C Robert Cargill discusses the kids in The Black Phone at Hollywood Premiere "The kids are so good in this movie.  We're so proud of what they did.  You know you write kid characters, and you hope that it comes up to the screen.  Then you get these great actors who come in and they get it, and they nail it, and they do it better than you ever imagined it.  It's just like wow they became the kids that I wrote, and it's just so awesome. I can't wait for everyone to meet the kids."  E Roger Mitchell discusses the kids in The Black Phone at Hollywood Premiere "It's good to be a part of a really cool project. The kids...Oh, my God, they're phenomenal."  Jason Blum discusses Ethan Hawke as The Grabber in The Black Phone at Hollywood Premiere "The grabber is a scary dude.  I'm always trying to get him (Ethan Hawke) to do more scary movies.  He just really responded to this script that's what made him do it....

The Guilty Bold Films/Amet Entertainment/Capstone Pictures/Nine Stories Productions/Fuqua Films Netflix Release date: 10/01/2021 My Rating: 6/10 #whatonwhatsgood Fan Club Rating: 63% Directed by Antoine Fuqua Screenplay by Nic Pizzolatto Based on Den skydilge by Gustav Möller Emil Nygaard Albertsen Produced by Jake Gyllenhaal, Riva Marker, David Litvak, Gary Michael Walters, David Haring, Michel Litvak, Svetlana Metkina, Antoine Fuqua, Scott Greenberg, Kat Samick Starring Jake Gyllenhaal as Joe Baylor Ethan Hawke as Sergeant Bill Miller Riley Keough as Emily Lighton Christina Vidal Mitchell as Sergeant Denise Wade Eli Goree as Rick Da'Vine Joy Randolph as CHP Dispatcher Paul Dano as Matthew Fontenot Peter Sarsgaard as Henry Fisher Cinematography Maz Makhani Edited by Jason Ballantine Music by Marcelo Zarvos