Last month came the rather unexpected news that Drive and The Neon Demon director Nicolas Winding Refn is producing a TV adaptation of Enid Blyton’s beloved children’s books The Famous Five for The BBC, and now we have our first official look at the upcoming series. As revealed by the BBC with the first look […]
Nicolas Winding Refn adapting The Famous Five for the BBC
In one of the most unexpected news stories you’re likely to read this week, Deadline has revealed that Drive and Only God Forgives filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn is developing a new TV adaptation of Enid Blyton’s classic children’s book series The Famous Five for the BBC. According to the trade, Refn is producing three 90-minute […]
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Copenhagen Cowboy gets a trailer from Netflix
Netflix has released a trailer and images for Copenhagen Cowboy, the upcoming crime drama from Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive, The Neon Demon). The series follows Miu, an enigmatic young heroine as she travels through the ominous landscape of Copenhagen’s criminal underworld, searching for vengeance after a lifetime of servitude. Check out the trailer below, along […]
Nicolas Winding Refn’s new series Copenhagen Cowboy gets a sneak peek trailer
Ahead of its world premiere this coming Friday, Netflix has shared a teaser trailer for Drive and Only God Forgives director Nicolas Winding Refn’s new crime series Copenhagen Cowboy. The six episode series follows the enigmatic young heroine, Miu (Angela Bundalovic), as she travels the ominous landscape of Copenhagen’s criminal netherworld seeking revenge. Check out […]
Drive getting new limited edition 4K Ultra HD release from Second Sight Films
Second Sight Films has announced that Nicolas Winding Refn’s acclaimed 2011 action drama Drive is set for a limited edition 4K Ultra HD release this May; check out the cover artwork, special feature and content details below… SEE ALSO: Drive’s 10th Anniversary of Character Driven Story and Visuals This cult-classic sees Ryan Gosling as the formidable driver, […]
Drive’s 10th Anniversary of Character Driven Story and Visuals
Ricky Church marks the tenth anniversary of Drive… While a certain franchise that is both fast and furious may have dominated the car heist genre in the past decade plus, every now and then there comes along a film that gives the genre a shot in the arm for how dramatic and captivating its story […]
The Directors We Love to Hate
Tom Jolliffe takes a look at some of cinemas most hated directors… When all is said and done with a film, everything boils down to one thing: The individuals verdict. You’ll love films, you’ll hate them, you’ll be totally indifferent to some. This then rings true of individual aspects in a film, from cast, to […]
Mann, Refn and the Safdies: Mastering Neo-Noir
Tom Jolliffe looks at a few examples of classic neo-noirs… Dark tales in rain sodden streets with the glistening neons of a big City. There comes that inevitable moment. A wrong choice, the self-destructive move to an inescapable corner. The neo-noir, the resurrection of the classic film noir genre that typified much of 30’s-50’s cinema. […]
Video Game Review – Death Stranding
Shaun Munro reviews Death Stranding… In an age where the dollar value of a single-player game without the expected “live service” accoutrements couldn’t be lower, it’s enormously refreshing to see something like Death Stranding – a title so stridently committed to minimalism despite its evidently massive production budget. But more than that, the latest offering from […]
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Maniac Cop remake gets the green light from HBO as TV series
Way back in 2014 it was announced that Drive filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn was looking to produce a remake of the cult 1988 slasher Maniac Cop with director John Hyams (Universal Soldier: Regeneration). While the project has been on and off over the past five years, Deadline now brings word that it is officially moving […]
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