SEPTEMBER 14, 2021

Christopher Nolan Exits Warner Bros. After Nearly Two Decades, New Film Set Up at Universal Nolan's follow-up to "Tenet" will reportedly begin production in the first quarter of 2022.  By Zack Sharf

What the Creative Arts Emmy Winners Reveal About Themselves - and the Primetime Awards to Come The Television Academy loves "The Queen's Gambit," likes "RuPaul's Drag Race," and doesn't seem to care about comedies.  By Libby Hill	'F9' Returns to PVOD Charts with a Director's Cut as Studios Refocus on Their Streamers "Candyman" arrives later this week on PVOD, while HBO Max will have Clint Eastwood's "Cry Macho."  By Tom Brueggemann

Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Licorice Pizza' Trailer Debuts on 35mm at Repertory Theaters Before Online Paul Thomas Anderson fans in London are getting a first look at his new movie.  By Zack Sharf	'The Future of VR Is Social': How a Virtual Reality Showcase in Venice Points to What's Next for the Medium With 34 user-generated VR worlds curated by this year's festival, the medium's direction has never been more clear.  By Eric Kohn

	'Y: The Last Man' Review: Diane Lane Capably Steers FX's Clunky Comic Adaptation "Y: The Last Man" works in pieces and, after establishing the first season, it's easy to see how to improve things moving forward.  By Kristen Lopez
	'Sopranos' Creator 'Extremely Angry' Prequel Film Streaming on HBO Max: I Wouldn't Have Made It "I don’t think, frankly, that I would’ve taken the job if I knew it was going to be a day-and-date release," said David Chase.  By Zack Sharf
	'The Survivor' Review: Ben Foster Lost 60 Pounds to Play a Boxer in Barry Levinson's Disjointed Holocaust Biopic TIFF: Foster goes full "Raging Bull" in this clumsy biopic about a boxer haunted by survivor's guilt after fighting his way out of hell.  By David Ehrlich
	'Dashcam' Review: Chaotic Anti-Masker Fights Zombies in Brilliantly Bonkers 'Blair Witch' Redux TIFF: This wildly inventive ride from Blumhouse is as fun as it is painful, like "Searching" starring a singing internet troll.  By Jude Dry
	James Bond Casting Director Recalls Blowback After Hiring Daniel Craig: 'I Felt Sorry for Him' News that Daniel Craig was to play James Bond in "Casino Royale" was met with an "unbelievably negative" response.  By Zack Sharf