Conclave, the Edward Berger-directed film starring Ralph Fiennes, which centers on the death of a pope and the election of a new one, is the most-nominated film of the year with 12 nominations.
Following close behind is Emilia Pérez with 11 nods and The Brutalist with nine. Anora, Dune: Part Two and Wicked received seven nominations apiece.
The BAFTA Film Awards, which are colloquially referred to as the “British Oscars,” will announce winners in a ceremony on Sunday, Feb. 16.
A new glimpse at the highly anticipated Happy Gilmore 2 has arrived.
Adam Sandler stars as Happy Gilmore, the hockey player reinvented as a goofy golf star, in the first special teaser released by Netflix on Wednesday.
The short clip shows Gilmore stepping up to a tee box in a Boston Bruins hockey jersey, baggy Adidas sweatpants and winter boots before taking his classic, over-exaggerated swing at the ball. Next, Sandler is seen riding his club like a horse to the cheers of onlooking fans.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce also appears to deliver the quick line, “It’s great to see you back, Mr. Gilmore.”
Short glimpses of other cast members, including Bad Bunny and Modern Family alum Julie Bowen — Gilmore’s girlfriend in the original film — are followed by a final showdown between Gilmore and his arch nemesis, Shooter McGavin, reprised by Christopher McDonald.
The famous rivals face off against each other in a graveyard — maybe a visit to his old swing coach, played by the late Carl Weathers, or his celebrity pro-am partner Bob Barker? — before the teaser closes.
Sandler shared the clip on Instagram with the caption, “Happy Chanukah! Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! And Happy Gilmore to all!!!!!!”
Netflix announced in May that Sandler would reprise his role from the 1996 comedy. The sequel to the cult classic will hit Netflix in 2025.
Kitty Song Covey is bringing on the chaos in the trailer for season 2 of XO, Kitty.
The second season of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before spinoff show finds Kitty, played by Anna Cathcart, returning for her second semester at the Korean Independent School of Seoul.
All of Kitty’s love interests are also back for another semester, including her ex-boyfriend Dae, social media star Yuri and the privileged, misunderstood Min Ho.
There’s also another familiar face: Noah Centineo will return as Peter Kavinsky, the boyfriend of Kitty’s older sister Lara Jean Song Covey, played by Lana Condor, and star of the To All the Boys film trilogy.
“When I came to K.I.S.S., I’d never felt more like an outsider. Luckily, there’s nothing like a friendly face from home,” Cathcart’s Kitty says as she embraces Centineo’s Peter in the trailer.
The now-single Kitty seems to still have her heart set on finding love.
“I want to try dating girls,” Kitty says in the trailer. “But I’m not over Yuri. Plus, things with Min Ho and I are just complicated.”
Hopefully, some support from Peter Kavinsky can get her through it all.
“You are Kitty Song freaking Covey,” he tells her at the end of the trailer. “Don’t you forget it.”
Jenny Han writes, executive produces and serves as showrunner for XO, Kitty, which returns to Netflix on Jan. 16.
The Bob Dylan movie A Complete Unknown hits theaters on Thursday, and the final trailer for the film just dropped.
While the clip features scenes from the movie, as well as audio of Timothée Chalamet singing the Dylan classic “Like A Rolling Stone,” the main focus of the trailer is all the positive reviews the film has been getting.
Words like “Electric,” “Masterful,” “Hypnotic,” “Brilliant” and more flash across the screen at the beginning of the trailer, followed by quotes from several publications calling it one of the best films of the year.
It also lists all the nominations the film’s already received, including Best Actor Golden Globe and Critics Choice nods for Chalamet, Best Supporting Actor nods for Ed Norton and Best Picture.
A Complete Unknown follows a 19-year-old Dylan as he arrives in New York from Minnesota and tracks his rise as a folk singer during the ’60s to the top of the charts, ending with his electric rock ‘n’ roll performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965.
