NOVEMBER 17, 2022

Quentin Tarantino: In the Near Future, Boutique Cinemas Will Thrive While Big Chains Flounder Tarantino also questioned if a Netflix film counts as a "movie" or if streaming marks it as TV show of some kind.  By Samantha Bergeson

Why Does 'Yellowstone' Insist on Making Monica Suffer? I shouldn't be using #MonicaMustLive every season.   By Kristen Lopez	Go Ahead, Call Joyce Chopra a 'Lady Director' One More Time The "Smooth Talk" filmmaker is sharing her life and career in a brand new memoir with a cheeky title. In conversation with IndieWire, she ge … By Kate Erbland

'Welcome to Chippendales' Turns an '80s Sensation Into an Unadventurous Crime Story As entertaining as it is unadventurous, this Kumail Nanjiani-starring series turns an '80s sensation into a look at one man's dangerous prid … By Steve Greene	When Fighting Pepsi for a $30 Million Jet, Don't Appear on 'Judge Judy' And other lessons from the very strange story behind Netflix docuseries “Pepsi, Where’s My Jet?”  By Tony Maglio

	Steven Spielberg's Favorite Movies: 22 Films the Director Wants You to See Ahead of Oscar frontrunner "The Fabelmans," IndieWire looks back at the movies Spielberg himself considers favorites — from classics, … By Alison Foreman
	'The People We Hate at the Wedding' Review: Kristen Bell and Ben Platt Are Wasted in Wine Drunk Rom-Com Amazon Prime's slapdash rom-com basically feels like watching a bunch of talented actors chug cheap red wine for 90 minutes.  By David Ehrlich
	'Dead to Me' Final Season Descends Into a Fitting Spiral of Chaos Wild complications pile up for Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini) — as usual.  By Proma Khosla
	Quentin Tarantino to Direct Limited Series, Marking Major TV Debut The Oscar-winning filmmaker has put off his 10th and allegedly final film to focus on an eight-episode limited series, rumored to be for a s … By Samantha Bergeson
	'Going All the Way' Is Finally the Movie Mark Pellington Envisioned 25 Years Ago A celebrated music video director, a cast on the cusp of fame, and a feature debut realizing its full potential in a radically reimagined ed … By Jim Hemphill