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Daily | Most Anticipated Films of 2016
16 hours ago | Keyframe | See recent Keyframe news »
In 2016, we can look forward to new films from Martin Scorsese, Kenneth Lonergan, Richard Linklater, James Gray, Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne, Kelly Reichardt, Bruno Dumont, Andrea Arnold, Werner Herzog, Ana Lily Amirpour, João Pedro Rodrigues, Terence Davies, Olivier Assayas, Terrence Malick, Whit Stillman, Kleber Mendonça Filho, Maren Ade, Todd Solondz, James Schamus, Ang Lee, François Ozon, Paul Verhoeven, Michael Almereyda, So Yong Kim, Tim Sutton, Chad Hartigan, Antonio Campos, Matt Johnson, Robert Greene, Lav Diaz, Albert Serra, Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, Rebecca Zlotowski, Ry Russo-Young, John Cameron Mitchell, Ben Wheatley, Damien Chazelle, Oliver Stone, Dustin Guy Defa, Mike Mills, Denis Villeneuve, Jodie Foster, Woody Allen, of course, and maybe Jim Jarmusch, too. » - David Hudson »
Review: 'Sherlock: The Abominable Bride' Takes Cliches and Twists Them Into Genius
1 January 2016 9:12 PM, PST | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
History RepeatingIt's a genius concept – take those most modern of detecting duos, Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, and transport them to the 19th century. It's a wonder no one ever thought of it before. But before Sir Arthur Conan Doyle starts rolling in his grave – always a tricky feat for someone who was buried standing up – this is not your average carriages and corsets period drama. And it certainly isn't Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. To quote a certain nemesis – "Is this silly enough for you yet? Gothic enough, mad enough, even for you?" Read More: 'Sherlock' Star Benedict Cumberbatch On the Sleuth's Sexuality and How His Own Stock Has Increased Wibbly Wobbly Timey WimeyIf one happened to be a reasonable expert in 1890s Britain, there are a number of inconsistencies at the beginning here that could be jarring, not least the inexplicably gloomy morgue lit by flickering »
- Kaite Welsh
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