When Knives Out opened in 2019, it gave the world Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, a wonderfully southern-fried detective full of colloquialisms and an eye for details.  Three years later, Blanc is back for another mystery in Glass Onion. Check out our review.

Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) is one of a group of participants in a murder mystery game on the private Greek island of Miles Bron (Edward Norton), but the game gets real when an actual murder is committed in Rian Johnson’s follow-up to Knives Out, Glass Onion.

Daniel Craig’s southern fried private eye is back in December for the sequel to Knives Out, Glass Onion, from writer/director Rian Johnson.

Working as a black ops CIA operative, Court Gentry aka Sierra Six comes into possession of evidence that the CIA’s rising star, Denny Carmichael, is using CIA assets to conduct illegal operations, which puts him in the crosshairs of multiple teams of mercenaries led by the psychotic Lloyd Hansen.

One of the biggest movies in Netflix’s history with a budget of over $200 million, The Gray Man is a massive globe-trotting action blockbuster that delivers on the set pieces, even if the plot is nothing we haven’t seen before.

Ryan Gosling is former CIA operative Court Gentry aka Sierra Six, who becomes the target of an international manhunt led by his psychotic former associate, played by Chris Evans, in the upcoming Netflix action blockbuster The Gray Man, directed by Avengers directors Joe and Anthony Russo.

18 years since the war between machines and humans seemingly came to an end in The Matrix Revolutions, Neo and Trinity return in the fourth entry in the franchise, The Matrix Resurrections, the final film of Warner Bros. grand experiment in day and day HBO Max releases that happened throughout 2021.

In just over two weeks, we’ll be jacking back into The Matrix for the fourth entry in the franchise, The Matrix Resurrections, which hits theaters and HBO Max on December 22nd.