NOVEMBER 17, 2020

David Fincher's Favorite Movies: Where to Watch 26 Films the Director Wants You to See From "Citizen Kane" on HBO Max to "Taxi Driver" on Netflix, here's a complete guide to finding Fincher's favorite movies.  By Zack Sharf

'Pieces of a Woman' Trailer: Vanessa Kirby Stuns in Gut-Wrenching Netflix Drama Kirby won the Best Actress award at this year's Venice Film Festival, bolstering wider hopes for Kornél Mundruczó's drama.  By Kate Erbland and Ryan Lattanzio	HBO Max Finally Comes to Amazon Fire TV - Is Roku Next? HBO Max has long been unavailable on Roku and Amazon devices. Here's why.  By Chris Lindahl

'The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special' Review: A Jolly Good Time Want a glimpse of Rey’s journey after "The Rise of Skywalker"? This animated special provides that — if in tongue-in-cheek, non- … By Christian Blauvelt	Quentin Tarantino Lands Two-Book Deal, Including 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' Novel for 2021 Tarantino has landed a two-book deal from HarperCollins and will also write a non-fiction work titled "Cinema Speculation."  By Zack Sharf

	Woody Allen's 'A Rainy Day in New York' Breaks Through on VOD As icons Allen and Sophia Loren debut new films, multiple titles shared the #1 spot this week, including "Mortal," "Informer," "Spell," and … By Tom Brueggemann
	'The Mandalorian': Katee Sackhoff Talks Bringing Bo-Katan to Live-Action Sackhoff discussed Bo-Katan's live-action debut in a recent interview and noted that there's a story to be told between her character and a … By Tyler Hersko
	Universal Sets Theatrical-PVOD Windows for Cinemark, AMC Based on Opening Weekend Gross Universal films that earn over $50 million on their opening weekends will have at least a 31-day theatrical window.  By Zack Sharf
	Spike Lee Tackling the Origins of Viagra for a New Movie Musical Lee is teaming up again with Stew Stewart and Heidi Rodewald, creators of the Tony-winning musical "Passing Strange."  By Chris Lindahl
	Royal Family Insiders Dismiss 'The Crown' Season 4 as 'Cruel,' Exploitative, and 'Not Accurate' Prince William is reportedly upset with the Netflix series for "exploiting" his parents' marriage and "presenting it in a false way."  By Zack Sharf