Josh Rosenberg
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 107
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
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Jennifer Lawrence Joined Zach Cregger’s Sci-fi Thriller (opens the original)
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Jennifer Lawrence will be swept away by The Flood. The Die My Love actress is the first name attached to Zach Cregger’s upcoming sci-fi thriller, according to Variety, which is produced by Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment. Plot details are still under wraps—The Flood is set for a release in August 2028—but Cregger told Esquire this summer that he pitched Spielberg a story about the scariest thing that could happen to you in space. The director said he was watching Ad Astra with Brad Pitt
Review: I Wanted to Love 'Digger', But It’s a Total Mess (opens the original)
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Tom Cruise does not perform all that many stunts in Digger. There’s little here that feels like a “Tom Cruise production” (outside of Cruise reportedly torturing his makeup department with a stopwatch to cut down the time it took to apply his prosthetics). No monthslong press tour about how he’s pushing life to the edge for this movie. No IMAX proselytising—and honestly, we’ve had enough of that already this summer. No jumping off a mountain on a motorcycle. No chance really that he could die ma
I Wanted to Love ‘Digger,’ But It’s a Total Mess (opens the original)
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Tom Cruise does not perform all that many stunts in Digger. There’s little here that feels like a “Tom Cruise production” (outside of Cruise reportedly torturing his makeup department with a stopwatch to cut down the time it took to apply his prosthetics). No monthslong press tour about how he’s pushing life to the edge for this movie. No IMAX proselytizing—and honestly, we’ve had enough of that already this summer. No jumping off a mountain on a motorcycle. No chance really that he could die ma
How Will ‘Lioness’ Pay Off that Cliff-Hanger in Season 4? (opens the original)
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Lioness fans spent all of season 3 racking their brains over who was behind Joe’s (Zoe Saldaña) kidnapping. The third season of Taylor Sheridan’s CIA drama focused on the team’s efforts to recover their fellow agent, who was abducted in the premiere, while running down a list of all possible assailants. But as the weeks went on, Lioness’s “most personal mission yet,” as Paramount teased, only seemed further away from landing at the right suspect. That is, until Stephanie Nur returned in the fina
Letterboxd Is Up for Sale. Say Goodbye to Fun. (opens the original)
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The show is over, folks. Like MoviePass and old Twitter before it, the days of using an app purely for enjoyment will soon be ripped from our hands and morphed into something we barely even recognise by our corporate overlords. According to Deadline, A24, Sony, and The New York Times have expressed interest in purchasing Letterboxd—the free social media platform for film discovery and user reviews. Say goodbye to cutesy reviews of The Odyssey like, “RIP Odysseus you definitely would’ve loved Goo
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