Everything To Watch Streaming and At the Movies This Summer
Michelle Yeoh is a veritable powerhouse of talent coming off the back of A24’s Oscar-winning highest-grossing film and her own Golden Globe and SAG Award wins for Everything Everywhere All At Once, she’s now providing the mystery in the latest Agatha Christie adaptation A Haunting In Venice. Streaming now on Disney+
Michelle Yeoh as Mrs. Reynolds in 20th Century Studios’ A HAUNTING IN VENICE. Photo by Rob Youngson. ©2023 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Maestro
Coming hot off A Star Is Born Bradley Cooper stars, produces, writes and directs this biography of famed classical composer, Leonard Bernstein’s eccentric life and his lifetime relationship with his equally famous wife Felicia Montealegre (Carey Mulligan). The film shifts from their early years together in black and white through to old age as they learn to embrace their imperfections with each other. Cooper’s performance in this role has already garnered rave reviews and Mulligan has been cruising for an oscar for far too long.
Streaming on Netflix 20 December
Priscilla
Under the looming shadow of the King of Rock & Roll, Elvis, is his girlfriend then wife of six years Priscilla. Based on her biography Elvis and Me, Priscilla played by Cailee Spaeny navigates her life from first meeting Elvis (played by Euphoria’s Jacob Elordi) as a teen to spreading her wings and starting her own life. This biopic follows their tribulations together as star-struck lovers with the added pressure of fame and jealousy of the world’s most famous man at the time.
In cinemas 1 February
Fargo: Season 5
Renewed for its fifth season Fargo Season 5 has always struck that perfect balance of drama and comedy on the tip of a knife. Small town murders abound in the snowy town of Fargo, North Dakota, this time starring Juno Temple (Ted Lasso), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), and Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight). This season takes a far more comedic edge than previous seasons, and we’re here for it.
Stream on Neon
Dune: Part Two
The initial pull of Dune: Part Two lands somewhere between the incredible cinematography of Denis Villeneuve and the burgeoning relationship between Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet’s characters. But the beating heart of mystery that ties it all together is the web woven by the shadowy Bene Gesseri, a matriarchy that has tirelessly pulled the strings of the empire for generations behind the scenes. In Part Two, we are introduced to Lea Seydoux’s character Lady Margot Fenring. In the books her role is miniscule, but in the film, her part has been expanded. Villeneuve is cagey about talking more about her in the lead-up to the film. But he did tell Empire, “My version of Dune is different because the thing that really seduced me about the book was the Bene Gesserit. My adaptation is more oriented toward their impact – they are the puppet masters of the universe!”
We can’t wait!
In cinemas 14 March
