FEBRUARY 06, 2023

'Knock at the Cabin': Did M. Night Shyamalan's Latest Big Twist Work? Spoilers: The master of the twist makes some major changes to his latest film's source material, but do they actually pay off?  By Kate Erbland and Eric Kohn

'The Last of Us' Episode 4 Introduces a Mysterious New Threat Melanie Lynskey is just one of a few new chess pieces on the board in another episode that builds toward an uncertain future.  By Steve Greene	Watching '80 for Brady' with a Crowd of Retirees Was an Exercise in Hope and Joy There’s a unique simpatico between Brady, with all the discussion of his age, and the geriatric set.  By Christian Blauvelt

Horny Rich Teens on TV Are a Universal Language In adapting Netflix's "Elite," Ashim Ahluwalia transposes the hit Spanish series to New Delhi, India — with rich success.  By Proma Khosla	'Knock at the Cabin' Is #1, but '80 for Brady' Is the Box Office Score Knocking "Avatar: The Way of Water" off #1 after seven weeks are two original titles, and one's even a comedy.  By Tom Brueggemann

	AMC Theatres Rolls Out Tiered Pricing That Makes a Good Seat Even More Expensive AMC Theatres calls it "experience-based pricing." Some might call it another reason to wait for a good seat at home.  By Samantha Bergeson
	Remembering Edward R. Pressman: Independent Producer of Malick, Ferrara, Harron, Stone, and Many More Pressman embraced multiple genres, from commercial studio fare to arcane art films. He cared about the movies, not the money.  By Anne Thompson
	The New Showtime Plans to Spin Off 'Billions' with (Wait for It) 'Millions' and 'Trillions' The revamped Showtime, er, Paramount+ with Showtime, wants to create its own version of the "Yellowstone" universe with "Billions" and "Dext … By Tony Maglio
	'All Creatures Great and Small' Gave Mrs. Hall the Standout Episode She Deserves Anna Madeley details the patience, precision, and empathy that went into putting together a fateful meeting that's been seasons in the makin … By Steve Greene
	Documentary Filmmakers Need to Stop Saying They Make Documentaries - Column As big distributors avoid the most exciting documentaries out there, the word "documentary" itself seems to be part of the problem.  By Eric Kohn