DECEMBER 29, 2020

The Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2021 Since we can't get 2020 in the rearview mirror fast enough, here are some of the TV shows that we're looking forward to in 2021.  By Ben Travers and Libby Hill

Deconstructing Aaron Sorkin's 'The Trial of the Chicago 7,' from Spielberg to Netflix Sorkin read a dozen books on the subject and went through 21,000 pages of court transcripts to craft his Best Original Screenplay contender.  By Anne Thompson	The Future of DC Films: Two Batman Stories, Six Movies Per Year Split Between Theaters and HBO Max Executives for DC Films confirm Zack Snyder's "Justice League" is a standalone, not part of this blueprint moving forward.  By Zack Sharf

'Wonder Woman 1984' Dominates a Christmas Box Office Like No Other Normally, a blockbuster sequel opening to only 16% of the original's first weekend would be a disaster. Not this year.  By Tom Brueggemann	The 20 Overlooked Indie Movies from 2020 You Need to See You've seen "Mank" and "First Cow," now take a chance on "Babyteeth" and "To the Stars."  By Zack Sharf

	'Wonder Woman 1984' Post-Credits Scene, Explained: What It Means for the DCEU Patty Jenkins' latest superhero story breaks tradition with its predecessor: it does include a post-credits scene, one very much in keeping … By Kate Erbland
	'Bridgerton': Nicola Coughlan Is Netflix's New Comedy Star With three shows on the streamer in 2020, the Irish actor makes getting laughs look effortless.  By Ann Donahue
	The Best Queer Films of 2020 From unlikely romances like "Kajillionaire" to nonfiction portraits like "Mucho Mucho Amor," 2020 was packed with quality LGBTQ stories.  By Ryan Lattanzio and Jude Dry
	'Letterkenny' Review: Hulu's Small Town Canadian Import Wanders Afield In its ninth season, time stands still in "Letterkenny."  By Libby Hill
	'Pinocchio' Is Dubbed Into English and Its Director Is Thrilled About It Matteo Garrone regretted making an Italian movie in English five years ago. Now, he's making up for it.  By Eric Kohn