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Plus: Sean Fennessey chats with Matthew Belloni of 'The Hollywood Reporter’ about the Netflix controversy at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and how streaming services are reshaping the movie industry
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey chats with The Hollywood Reporter’s Matthew Belloni about the Netflix controversy at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and how streaming services are reshaping the movie industry (1:00). Then Sean is joined by filmmaker David Michôd to discuss his new film War Machine and making a big-budget war movie with Brad Pitt for a streaming service (14:00).
Plus, reacting to Atlanta’s trade for Dejounte Murray and discussing the NBA media "scoop" culture
Bradley Beal cashed in, P.J. Tucker returned to his surrogate family, the Lakers tried something new (sort of), and more from a frenetic first few hours of the official offseason.
Which teams can make the most intriguing offers to the Nets? We canvass the league and examine five blockbuster deals that would alter the title picture.
New York is hoping an increase in usage can lead to a star turn for the former Mavericks point guard. (After all, the team is paying him like one.) Plus, where Dallas goes from here after losing Luka Doncic’s top sidekick.
Andy also discusses ‘The Old Man’ getting renewed
Mallory and Joanna discuss the themes in the Disney+ series ‘Ms. Marvel’
