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The Alto Knights review – Robert De Niro mob movie makes an offer you can refuse

The actor’s false nose is the star attraction as he plays dual roles in Barry Levinson’s baffling latest

The Guardian - UK

Robert De Niro mob drama on track to become one of 2025’s biggest flops

Barry Levinson-helmed gangster drama ‘The Alto Knights’ cost a reported $45 million

The Independent UK

Robert De Niro’s underwhelming double performance sinks The Alto Knights

2/5 The actor plays duelling real-life gangsters who weren’t twins nor even related, leaving this a bit of stunt casting that Barry Levinson’s long-in-the-works thriller struggles to justify

The Independent UK

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The Alto Knights: release date, reviews, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Robert De Niro movie

Robert De Niro plays two roles in this gangster movie based on a true story. Here’s what you need to know about The Alto Knights.

WhatToWatch

Severance, Wallace & Gromit and Philomena Cunk: what’s new to streaming in Australia in January

Plus a new comedy from the Freudian Nip duo, an outback thriller with an edge, and a dishy Jerry Springer deep dive

The Guardian - AU

Wag the Dog: a pitch-black political comedy that’s never looked more relevant

Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman lead an all-star cast in this satire about a spin doctor and a film producer who fake a war to divert attention from a presidential sex scandal

The Guardian - AU

‘Homicide: Life on the Streets’ laid the groundwork for Peak TV – and it’s finally available to stream for new and old fans of the series

When “Homicide: Life on the Streets” premiered on NBC in 1993, most network television police dramas were formulaic, cleanly shot and had clear delineations between good and evil.

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Homicide: Life on the Street: the show that led to the golden age of TV

The excellent and underappreciated crime drama series is finally making its streaming debut in the US on Peacock and deserves to reach a wide audience

The Guardian - US

25 films that could contend for Best Picture at the 2025 Oscars, including Dune: Part Two

Let's take a look at 25 films that could contend for Best Picture at the Oscars next year.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Why we're celebrating The Idol's demise

Admit it: You were also a hatewatcher

Salon

HBO's "Idol" & our toxic auteur worship

The production rumors are shocking. The reviews are terrible. So why didn't HBO just bury this mess?

Salon

10 Great Movies And Documentaries Highlighting Jewish-American History To Watch

Celebrate Jewish-American Heritage month with these outstanding movies and documentaries that touch on world history, the arts, and brilliant coming-of-age experiences.

Cinemablend

'Fortunate' Hamza Haq reprises starring role in 'Transplant'

Actor Hamza Haq had always liked performing. But it was his first job, while he was still a university student, that sealed his fate. “I sat in an office and looked at Excel documents all day,” he recalls. “They gave me 40 pages of information about payroll and they said,…

Tribune News Service

Ben Foster: ‘This is very dangerous territory and I sense you’re poking’

The actor, known for gritty performances in Hell or High Water and Leave No Trace, talks his latest hard-edged drama, method acting and the question of who should play what role

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The Independent UK

Boxer's Holocaust ordeal, aftermath told in 'The Survivor'

In “The Survivor,” filmmaker Barry Levinson reaches back 80 years to tell the grueling story of a boxer who survived the Holocaust

Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Survivor’: Ben Foster does haunting work as a boxer forced to make an unspeakable choice at Auschwitz

Morally challenging HBO film depicts Harry Haft’s concentration camp nightmares as well as his postwar ring career in New York.

Tribune News Service

Barry Levinson on the brutal darkness of his WWII boxing film ‘The Survivor’

Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson has a trenchant childhood memory from the late 1940s of an uncle popping up at his Baltimore row house out of nowhere and staying with him in his bedroom for a couple of weeks.

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