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Apple Films has landed an out-of-this-world new project – a UFO disclosure movie that reteams “F1” director Joseph Kosinski with producer Jerry Bruckheimer, working from a script by Zach Baylin.

According to the official release, the thriller “will explore disclosure around UAPs (formerly known as UFOs).” The currently untitled film will be produced by Bruckheimer and Chad Oman for Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Kosinski for Monolith. David Grusch will serve as a consultant and associate producer.

“F1,” from Kosinski and Bruckheimer, will debut in theaters this summer, thanks to a distribution deal with Warner Bros., before landing on Apple TV+ at a later date. The film stars Brad Pitt as a racecar driver who takes a hotshot young protégé under his wing (Damson Idris). The film also stars Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies and Javier Bardem and reunites much of the team behind Kosinski’s blockbuster “Top Gun: Maverick,” including screenwriter Ehren Kruger,...

It may be a Hollywood era of uncertainty and contraction, but in some dealmaking situations, it is anything but.

In a pick up worth dozens of millions of dollars, Apple has closed a deal on the untitled hot package centered on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, formerly known as Unidentified Flying Objects. Joseph Kosinski is attached to direct and produce, with Zach Baylin on board to write the script. Veteran producer Jerry Bruckheimer is on board to produce as well.

The deal represents more than just a reteaming of Kosinski and Bruckheimer and Apple, who this summer are unveiling high-octane racing movie F1. It is one of the richest deals in quite some time, one that underscores a shift in the event movie landscape and shows that behind-the-scenes talent, in this case a new generation combined with a long-standing veteran, can command top market prices.

Sources say that Top Gun: Maverick filmmaker Kosinski,...

The upcoming Episode 7 of “Entertainers: With Byron Allen” promises to be an exciting showcase of talent and creativity. Scheduled to air at 4:30 Am on Sunday, March 30, 2025, on ABC, this episode features a star-studded lineup that is sure to captivate audiences.

Tyler Perry, known for his work in “Tyler Perry’s Duplicity,” will be sharing his insights and experiences. His unique perspective on storytelling and entertainment is always a highlight. Dennis Quaid, recognized for his role in “Happy Face,” will also join the conversation, bringing his charm and engaging stories to the mix.

Toni Collette, who stars in the highly anticipated film “Mickey 17,” adds her talent to the episode. Alongside her, Miles Teller, known for “The Gorge,” will share his journey in the industry. The cast of “O’Dessa” will also make an appearance, adding to the diverse range of voices in this episode.

Zachary Levi, famous for “The Unbreakable Boy,...

Anya Taylor-Joy's underrated psychological thriller movieLast Night in Soho will soon have a new streaming home. It will be availabe on Peacock from April 1.

Edgar Wright's Last Night in Soho stars Thomasin McKenzie as Ellie, a young teenager from the countryside who moves to the bustling City of London to pursue her dream of becoming a fashion designer. When she finds herself outcast by her college peers, she moves into a bedsit owned by an elderly woman and soon finds herself haunted by visions of a young woman from the Swinging Sixties named Sandie (Taylor-Joy).

As Ellie's dreams become more vivid and disturbing, she finds herself realizing that Sandie's glamorous life is much darker than it appears on the surface. Sandie's life as a singer at a Soho nightclub eventually leads her to being prostituted by the club's manager (Doctor Who's Matt Smith). Ellie finds herself losing her...

The big first-night audience for Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary special carried over to streaming the week after — giving the show its first-ever appearance on the Nielsen streaming charts.

SNL, which streams on Peacock, notched 863 million minutes of viewing in the United States for the week of Feb. 17-23. That was good for seventh place overall and third among library series. The show has an absurdly large library — 1,109 episodes spanning half a century — but Nielsen notes that 68 percent of viewing for the week was for episodes from the current season, including the anniversary special.

Netflix’s Zero Day and Prime Video’s Reacher finished first and second overall for the week after premiering on Feb. 20. Zero Day held a slight lead with 1.84 billion minutes of viewing to 1.81 billion for Reacher. Love Is Blind (1.42 billion minutes), Bluey (1.05 billion) and Family Guy (1.01 billion) also scored more than a billion viewing mintues.

Getting into the streaming game isn't an easy task, given all the competition in the marketplace. Netflix is still the one to beat in the field, but there's no denying that it has become very crowded as more have emerged over the years, and each is vying for content that could give them more leverage. The thing about content is that it costs a lot of money, and Apple is reportedly learning that the hard way on a yearly basis. While Apple TV+ is full of some of the best content in the streaming stratosphere, a report has come that the streaming service is losing a lot of money every year.

According to a report from The Information, two people with inside knowledge of the matter revealed that Apple loses more than $1 billion a year on Apple TV+. Since entering the streaming competition in 2019, Apple has reportedly spent $5 billion a year on content,...

Streaming is hard, and for most companies that aren’t Netflix, launching your own SVOD streaming service is a difficult way of earning a profit. So it should be no surprise that Apple TV+ isn’t among the profitable streamers either.

A report in The Information on Thursday said that Apple TV+ loses $1 billion on streaming annually, and it’s doing that despite 45 million subscribers. Those are two numbers that, despite launching in 2019, have never been released publicly by Apple. That’s because Apple TV+ is housed within Apple Services, a division of Apple that also includes Apple Music, Apple Fitness, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, Apple Books, and iCloud.

Per the company’s most recent earnings, the three months ending in January saw Apple bring in $124.3 billion in revenue, $26.3 billion of which came from Services, a record for the division. That’s just for one quarter. For the year, Services brought in more than $96 billion.

While the film industry is known for its widely diverse genres, the horror genre enjoys a unique edge with its ability to keep the audience at the edge of their seats at all times. Even though there is no shortage of projects within the domain, not all end up delighting and frightening viewers. In recent years, not many movies have made an impact or an impression as strong as The Black Phone.

Ethan Hawke as The Gabber in The Black Phone | Credit: Universal Pictures

Based on Joe Hill’s short story by the same name, the 2021 flick blended supernatural horror with psychological thrills, resulting in a deeply disturbing yet enticing to-watch experience. Introducing us to the terrifying villain, the serial killer Gubber, portrayed skillfully by Ethan Hawke, the film follows the tale of a young boy kidnapped by the serial killer and trapped in a soundproof basement. In the basement,...

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in “The Gorge,” Now streaming on Apple TV+. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Apple With The Gorge featuring strong action elements as part of its genre-hopping storyline, star Miles Teller wanted to get in on some of that action. While some of the scenes clearly necessitated the use of stunt performers, Teller was game for attempting some of the stunts himself. Because of that, Teller regularly trained with the film’s stunt team, and he said that was one of his favorite parts of the shoot. (Click on the media bar below to hear Miles Teller.) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Miles_Teller_The_Gorge_Stunt_Team_.mp3 The Gorge is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

The post Miles Teller Got A Piece Of ‘The Gorge’ Action appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.

The Gorge is Miles Teller's latest success story. However, it's not the only triumph of this talented actor's impressive filmography that's helped him continue climbing the ladder of entertainment industry success. He has repeatedly proven that he'll pour his heart and soul into a performance to bring a character to life, no matter the genre. From drama to action, he's always given 110%, never ceasing to impress.

On Sunday March 16 2025, ABC broadcasts Entertainers: With Byron Allen!

Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Entertainers: With Byron Allen” promises an exciting lineup that fans will not want to miss. This episode features a mix of talented actors, musicians, and creative minds from various projects. Airing soon on ABC, it is sure to entertain viewers with engaging conversations and performances.

Robert Pattinson, known for his role in the highly anticipated film “Mickey 17,” will be joining the show. His recent work has generated a lot of buzz, and fans are eager to hear his insights and experiences. Alongside him, Anya Taylor-Joy, who stars in the film “The Gorge,” will also make an appearance. Her unique perspective on acting and her recent projects will be a highlight of the episode.

The show will also showcase Christopher Abbott, who is known for his role in “Wolf Man.” His presence adds another...

Written and directed by former GQ editor and frequent celebrity interviewer Mark Anthony Green, “Opus” is an A24 thriller about, well, the horrors of celebrity culture. A kind of tonal and narrative cousin to 2022’s “The Menu,” the film is a nightmarish satire set at a remote compound owned by a popular, potentially malevolent musician. Featuring a star-studded cast, it joins “Heart Eyes,” “Companion,” “The Gorge” and “The Monkey” on 2025’s growing list of noteworthy high-concept thrillers and horror movies.

Here is how, when and where you can watch “Opus.”

When does “Opus” come out?

“Opus” is set to be released on Friday, March 14. It made its world premiere on January 27 at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

Is “Opus” streaming or in theaters?

An A24 release, “Opus” is currently only playing in theaters. It will likely be at least a few weeks before the film becomes available to rent on VOD,...

Ask any stunt person, and they'll tell you: the ability to sell taking a punch is just as important, and perhaps more so, than credibly throwing one. Ask any editor or sound designer, and they'll corroborate this and then some. If you've ever watched raw dailies from an action movie, you'll note how oddly weightless a lot of fight sequences become when they're robbed of their rhythm and the satisfying Thwam sound of their body blows. All this is to say that action in cinema is so incredibly dependent on selling the total effect of the violence, even more than show-stopping stunts and feats of strength and dexterity. Since it's all in the timing, it's no wonder that so many great action directors either come from or are adept at comedy -- from Buster Keaton to Jackie Chan.

However, there are just as many great action filmmakers who come from the world of horror,...

Netflix’s Love Is Blind came out of the gate strong with the Valentine’s Day premiere of its eighth season.

The dating show accumulated 1.07 billion viewing minutes in the United States for the week of Feb. 10-16, according to Nielsen. That’s better than the premiere week totals for the past two cycles: Season six had 907 million minutes in the same week a year ago, and season seven opened to 1.05 billion minutes in early October.

Nielsen counts viewing of all episodes toward a show’s weekly tally, but the ratings service notes that 95 percent — our about 1.02 billion minutes — of Love Is Blind’s total was for the new batch of episodes that premiered Feb. 14.

Sweet Magnolias (1.16 billion minutes), which finished second overall a week earlier, moved into the top spot for Feb. 10-16 with a nine percent increase in viewing week to week. The final episodes of Cobra Kai...

Scott Derrickson’s The Gorge is a film that proudly revels in its absurdity, a hybrid of genres stitched together with the confidence of a director unafraid to push the limits of plausibility. Equal parts military thriller, sci-fi horror, and starry-eyed romance, it’s the kind of film that begs you to leave logic at the door and simply enjoy the ride. And for a while, it works. With Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy delivering charismatic performances, and some impressively weird creature design lurking in the depths, The Gorge almost succeeds in being the gloriously over-the-top spectacle it aspires to be. Almost.

The premise is delightfully ridiculous. Levi (Teller) and Drasa (Taylor-Joy) are elite snipers stationed on opposite sides of a vast, mist-filled gorge, tasked with preventing whatever lurks below from escaping. Their only human contact is each other – though their respective military handlers forbid communication. Naturally, this rule is ignored almost immediately.

This week on the Film Stories Podcast Network: a centenary of vampires, an Oscar success, a man without fear and more. Here’s what we’ve been up to…

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A milestone is reached by the blood-soaked due of Dan Owen and Hugh McStay as the podcast clocks 100 episodes with a fun, bumper length celebration with guests Mary Munoz, Dee Molumby and Aj Black, their dissection of Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu with Chris Brosnahan, and much more. Fangs for everything, guys!

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The results are in and Bo Nicholson begins his analysis by discussing the confident victory of Sean Baker’s Anora…

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A great new hope for the MCU has arrived in Daredevil: Born Again, the first big Marvel show in some time, which means Hugh McStay, Ashley Thomas and guest Julia Mercado join forces to tackle 1×01 ‘Heaven’s Half Hour’ and 1×02 ‘Optics’…

At the Movies in the 90s

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Anya Taylor-Joy is one of the most exciting young movie stars working right now. Most recently, she starred alongside Miles Teller in the film The Gorge, directed by Scott Derrickson. The film had the biggest launch for an AppleTV+ movie ever, surpassing Wolfs starring A-listers George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The record speaks to Taylor-Joy's star power and solidifies her status as an A-lister on the rise. Taylor-Joy had her breakthrough role in Robert Eggers' The Witch in 2015 and became a true household name in 2020 with the Netflix miniseries The Queen's Gambit. In between these two monumental roles, however, she gave an underrated performance in the PBS Masterpiece Theater miniseries The Miniaturist. The Miniaturist is a bleak but intriguing series that's sure to suck viewers in. While the writing isn't as strong as that of The Queen's Gambit, it's still an excellent showcase for Taylor-Joy with beautiful production design and...

2024 has started with a bang for Apple TV+, with a strong opening month followed by a February that included the arrival of Surface's second season, the debut of Berlin ER, and the exciting, star-studded premiere of Scott Derickson's The Gorge. Truly, Apple TV+ subscribers have already had plenty of bang for their buck, but will March live up to those high standards? Well, as usual, it's quality over quantity for Apple TV next month, with the following the very best new titles on offer.

It’s Anya Taylor-Joy’s world. We are just living in it. Her latest film, The Gorge, recently became Apple TV+’s biggest launch. The streaming giant doesn’t normally disclose specific numbers, but exceptions tend to be made for Number 1, which was the case with the new flick. A recent report by Deadline reveals that the film has driven double-digit growth globally for the streaming service and boosted new viewership figures by over 80% since its debut on Friday, February 14. Impressive!

Taylor-Joy has been on a roll in the 2020s, wowing fans with her performances in Peaky Blinders, The Northman, Amsterdam, Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. She also did excellent work on The Menu, a movie that continues to soar, two years after its release. In February, the black comedy horror hit Netflix’s Top 10 chart in U.S., proving that quality never goes out of fashion.

Apple TV+’s latest sci-fi horror film has captivated audiences with its intense narrative and stunning visuals. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller, the film combines compelling performances with breathtaking landscapes. The Gorge filming locations include the soundstages at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, located just outside of London. This studio setting allowed for controlled environments, facilitating the creation of intricate interior scenes integral to the film’s storyline.

Apple TV+’s ‘The Gorge’: Where Was the Film Shot? – Filming Locations & Other Details Norway:

The film’s jaw-dropping outdoor shots, especially those depicting the mountain valley of the gorge, were primarily filmed in Rauma, Norway. The town of Åndalsnes in Rauma provided the dramatic landscapes that feature prominently in the movie.

Wales:

The picturesque town of Llandudno in Wales was used to represent Èze in France. This location added a European charm to the film, enhancing its visual appeal.

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Serie criminal con fichajes estrella. © Apple TV+

Apple TV+ ha dado el pistoletazo de salida al rodaje de Lucky, su nueva miniserie original, basada en la novela superventas homónima de Marissa Stapley.

Anya Taylor-Joy vuelve a la televisión después de haber interpretado a Gina Gray en Peaky Blinders y a Beth Harmon en Gambito de dama, el que fue el papel que le dio la fama, para meterse en la piel de una joven, Lucky, que dejó atrás la vida criminal en la que se crio, pero que ahora debe abrazar su lado más oscuro y criminal por última vez en un intento desesperado por escapar de su pasado.

Además de Taylor-Joy , la serie también está protagonizada por Drew Starkey (Queer), Annette Bening (Nyad), Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor (Los chicos de la Nickel) y Timothy Olyphant (Terminator Zero).

Por su parte, detrás del proyecto están Jonathan Tropper (Vicios ocultos), que firma el guion,...

Without a doubt, Apple TV+ has become one of the best streaming services out there. With shows like Severance, Slow Horses, and Ted Lasso under its belt, the platform continues to raise the bar on what it means to make good television. They might be relatively new to the world of streaming, but they’ve managed to rival their competitors rather quickly and successfully. Thankfully, it appears as though the brand-new shows slated to arrive in March will be just as good as the ones they’ve produced in the past.

There might not be a plethora of series heading to Apple TV+ next month, but that doesn’t mean a thing if the few series that will be released are stellar shows, which seems to be the case. Between a crime drama, a Hollywood comedy, and a spin-off of a beloved and established series, viewers won’t want to...

After first making a name for himself in Hollywood with roles in films like The Spectacular Now, the Divergent trilogy, That Awkward Moment, and Fantastic Four, Miles Teller experienced a resurgence in popularity following his scene-stealing performance in the 2022 blockbuster hit Top Gun: Maverick. The highly-buzzed-about sequel to the celebrated '80s classic featured Teller teaming up with silver screen staple Tom Cruise's test pilot and flight instructor Pete "Maverick" Mitchell as he teaches a new group of ambitious Top Gun graduates.

Prior to Maverick, Teller famously appeared in two well-received but financially underwhelming films: Todd Phillips' black crime comedy War Dogs and the war drama Thank You for Your Service. Let's take a closer look at the war movies and how he finally landed a slam dunk at the box office by starring in Top Gun: Maverick.

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With equal parts action thriller, sci-fi, and romance, The Gorge has been one of 2025's biggest movies so far since it was released on Apple TV+, and many are eager to see the story continue in a sequel.

The movie tells the story of Miles Teller's Drasa and Anya Taylor-Joy's Levi, who were sent by a shadowy organization to guard each side of the mysterious Gorge, only to uncover a shocking mystery and find love along the way.

Why The Gorge 2 Could Happen on Apple TV+ Read full article on The Direct.

Sigourney Weaver in “The Gorge,” Courtesy of Apple For the past few years, Sigourney Weaver has devoted much of her time to working on Avatar sequels and Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian & Grogu (due in May 2026). But she did make time for another film project: she co-stars with Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in The Gorge. Weaver shared what drew her to the film. (Click on the media bar below to hear Sigourney Weaver.) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Sigourney_Weaver_The_Gorge_.mp3 The Gorge is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

The post How Sigourney Weaver Fell Into ‘The Gorge’ appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.

Exclusive: Public relations firm 42West has elevated five longtime publicity pros in its Entertainment Marketing Division to VP. The list includes Taylor James, Kate Lowell, Kabeer Malhotra, Stacey Tesser and Nesma Youssef.

42West’s Entertainment Marketing Division, headed by presidents Tom Piechura and Scott Feinstein in New York and Annalee Paulo in Los Angeles, develops and executes publicity campaigns for films, TV, podcasts, filmmakers, production companies, film festivals and more.

“Kabeer, Kate, Nesma, Stacey and Taylor are an integral part of our bicoastal team and have been the foundation of our success of 42West’s Entertainment Marketing Division for many years,” said Piechura, Feinstein and Paulo. “With their incredible expertise, solid industry relationships and never-ending commitment, they each excel at strategizing and driving first-rate campaigns for our clients. They are proven leaders and we are thrilled to launch this well-deserved new chapter in their careers.”

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Anya Taylor-Joy over the last decade has quickly become one of Hollywood’s hottest young stars. The actress' latest horror thriller The Gorge recently broke records on Apple TV+. Taylor-Joy will soon be reteaming with the streaming service for the upcoming TV series Lucky. The thriller is adapted from Marissa Stapley’s novel of the same name. Now, coming off casting news earlier this week, we have our first look at Taylor-Joy as the show’s main character, Lucky.

“The Gorge” is an Apple Original film that premiered on February 14, 2025. Directed by Scott Derrickson and written by Zach Dean, the movie blends elements of science fiction, action, and romance. The narrative centers on two snipers stationed on opposite sides of a mysterious chasm, tasked with guarding against unknown threats emerging from the depths. As they confront the enigmatic dangers, an unexpected bond forms between them. In the following article we will take a look at the main cast of “The Gorge” and the characters they play.

The Gorge – Complete Cast & Characters Guide Miles Teller as Levi Kane

Miles Teller portrays Levi Kane, an American sniper assigned to guard the western tower overlooking the gorge. His mission is to neutralize any entities that emerge from the abyss, despite the uncertainty surrounding what lies beneath. Teller is renowned for his roles in films such as “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Whiplash,” and “War Dogs.

In the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, which was more popular for TV viewers: romance or action? For streaming viewers, the tried and true “Netflix and chill” held strong as the streamer accounts for eight of the Top 10 most-watched programs on the Samba TV Weekly Wrap Report.

Sitting atop this week’s streaming chart is “Aftermath,” a 2024 action flick that accomplishes the rare feat of being the most-watched program while also being panned by nearly everyone who has seen it. The movie managed to squeeze ahead of Netflix’s clear Valentine’s Day tie-in title, “La Dolce Villa,” a rom-com about a father finding love in Italy as he helps his daughter renovate a fixer-upper of a villa.

We got back to action with the next few spots, starting with “Surviving Black Hawk Down.” The docuseries looks at the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu, which served as the inspiration for the 2001 film “Black Hawk Down.

In the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, which was more popular for TV viewers: romance or action? For streaming viewers, the tried and true “Netflix and chill” held strong as the streamer accounts for eight of the Top 10 most-watched programs on the Samba TV Weekly Wrap Report.

Sitting atop this week’s streaming chart is “Aftermath,” a 2024 action flick that accomplishes the rare feat of being the most-watched program while also being panned by nearly everyone who has seen it. The movie managed to squeeze ahead of Netflix’s clear Valentine’s Day tie-in title, “La Dolce Villa,” a rom-com about a father finding love in Italy as he helps his daughter renovate a fixer-upper of a villa.

We got back to action with the next few spots, starting with “Surviving Black Hawk Down.” The docuseries looks at the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu, which served as the inspiration for the 2001 film “Black Hawk Down.

Director David Fincher's hit feature film adaptation of Fight Clubis headed to a new streaming home.

Per Hulu, 1999'sFight Club will make its debut as a part of the streaming platform's extensive film library beginning March 14. Fight Club is just one of several genre fan-favorites slated to arrive on Hulu the very same month, including 1994's True Lies, 2011's War Horse, and the entire Predator feature film franchise.

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The Gorge stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller discuss their attempts to have references to their past leading roles removed from the movie.

Based on critically acclaimed author Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 novel of the same name, Fight Club was directed by Fincher from a screenplay by writer Jim Uhls. The film stars Edward Norton as the unnamed Narrator, a middle-aged man working a...

The Monkeywriter and director Osgood Perkins opens up about the close-to-home inspirations for the film.

Speaking to Variety, Perkins openly discussed his personal relationship with death, specifically the deaths of his parents, Psycho star Anthony Perkins and model Berry Berenson, who passed from AIDs and as a passenger on one of the flights tragically hijacked on September 11, 2001, respectively. "I'm certainly writing from an autobiographical place, given that I sustained some pretty insane kind of deaths in my life," Perkins said.

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Kevin Bacon explains why fan-favorite slasher movies from the '70s and '80s are "narrow-minded morality tales" while promoting his new horror show.

"I think that if I had written this movie when I was 29, it would have been pretty sad. But now that I'm 51, it’s a pretty funny movie,...

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Apple TV+’s new movie The Gorge starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller was recently released on 14th February 2025, Valentine’s Day. Directed by Scott Derrickson, who also directed Doctor Strange, The Gorge is a unique movie in the horror genre.

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in The Gorge | Credit: Apple TV+

With the theme of horror and romance, the movie follows the story of two trained snipers, who are posted on two opposite towers of the gorge, which is hiding a mysterious secret evil.

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Although the two snipers Drasa (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Levi (Miles Teller) are forbidden to communicate with each other, they eventually find a way. Their unique way of contacting each other included ranging from playing music, chess, or drums.

A complete breakdown of all the songs in...

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in “The Gorge,” Now streaming on Apple TV+. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Apple With its unconventional love story, The Gorge posed a unique challenge for Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in building long-distance chemistry. But for Teller, that challenge was part of the excitement. When we spoke with him about the film, he shared that the blend of a unique romance and thrilling action sequences were what drew him to the project. (Click on the media bar below to hear Miles Teller.) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Miles_Teller_TheGorge_Excited_Him_.mp3 The Gorge is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

The post Why Miles Teller Found ‘The Gorge’ So Engaging appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.

Jason Statham fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks.

Per Tubi, 2008's Transporter 3 starring Jason Statham will be joining the platform's catalog of free feature films and television shows on March 1. Unfortunately for fans of the franchise, only the third entry in the hit action series will be making its debut on the streaming site that day, forcing audiences to search elsewhere for the rest of the series and its reboots and spin-offs.

RelatedMarch 1 Will Be a Great Day for Predator Fans

Predator fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks.

Inspired by BMW's short film series, The Hire, The Transporter franchise began with the 2002 film of the same name from directors Corey Yuen and Louis Leterrier and writers Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen. The film introduced Statham as Frank Martin, a driver for hire who frequently takes jobs...

Hollywood icon Kevin Bacon lambasts classic horror films as "narrow-minded morality tales" while promoting his new series - The Bondsman.

Speaking to Vanity Fair, Bacon opened up about his personal take on early slasher films, including 1980's Friday the 13th, during which his character suffered a gruesome demise courtesy of a spear through the throat. "Those movies, certainly back in the '70s and '80s, were narrow-minded morality tales. So if you either had sex or did drugs, you were going to die. That was guaranteed," Bacon explained. "And in my case, I had sex with a girl, and then she left and I lit up a joint, and that's it. You know my time is over."

RelatedNatasha Lyonne to Lead New Horror Film Based on Joe Hill Comic

An underrated horror comic from genre legend Joe Hill is headed to the silver screen with Natasha Lyonne and Ana Lily Amirpour leading the way.

This past weekend saw Valentine’s Day land on a Friday and, because of it, we got plenty of films in the holiday spirit. From Heart Eyes to Companion, there were plenty of options when it came to cinematic offerings for V-Day. And those that prefer to stay home had an entirely different option: Anya Taylor Joy and Miles Teller falling in love from across a massive chasm in The Gorge. Sure, this Sci Fi film may not seem like the stereotypical romance film, but it certainly has that at its core. While I wasn’t the biggest fan of the film (check that out Here), I still encourage you to decide for yourself. I spoke to the writer of the film, Zach Dean, about creating the story, as well as some other upcoming projects he’s working on. It’s also reportedly Apple’s biggest launch ever for an original film.

Scott Derrickson’s The Gorge didn’t get much fanfare in the UK at least – but it’s proven a sizeable hit for Apple TV+.

A week or so ago, Maria took a look at the new movie from director Scott Derrickson and writer C Robert Cargill, The Gorge. Derrickson and Cargill are an effective pair, having collaborated on films such as The Black Phone, Sinister and Doctor Strange, among others. They’ve been working on The Black Phone 2 as well, but snuck The Gorge in first.

It debuted last week on Apple TV+, and in the UK at least, to barely any fanfare. Publicity seemed light, the press tour never made it this far, and it seemed like it was dropped onto streaming and left to be.

As Maria found, though the film itself is a real treat. It’s a shame that, ahead of the release of Wolfs,...

The Gorge, the latest release from Apple Original Films, debuted on February 14 and has had the best-performing streaming premiere on Apple TV+. The film stars Miles Teller, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Sigourney Weaver.

Apple revealed to Deadline that The Gorge has set a new debut performance record, effectively moving Wolfs, starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney, to second place. “It’s been a thrill for all of us at Apple to see the unforgettably original and inventive world Scott has created with The Gorge resonate in such a massive way with audiences around the globe,” said Apple Original Films' Matt Dentler, head of features. The Gorge currently has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 64%.

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Apple TV+ has a huge hit on its hands as The Gorge has become its biggest movie yet. The film, which stars Miles Teller (Whiplash) and Anya Taylor-Joy (The Queen's Gambit), was directed by Scott Derrickson and has beaten the premiere of Apple's hit movie, Wolfs, which starred George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

The Gorge follows two snipers from different nations, Levi (Teller) and Drasa (Taylor-Joy), as they stand guard over a gorge that holds many mysteries. Despite being on either side of the gorge in two separate watch towers, the two become close. But when the pair learn what the evil is that lurks at the bottom of the gorge, they have to fight to stop it from leaving. Sigourney Weaver also stars, and the script was written by Zach Dean.

When the movie premiered on Apple TV+ on Feb. 14, it quickly shot up to number one on the streamer's chart.

These seven movies prove Apple TV+ is making a serious play for your movie nights.

I find myself on Apple TV+ a lot these days, and while most people think of the streamer for its high-quality TV shows, it’s actually been making a serious play for your movie nights, too. Apple TV+ has been stacking its lineup with a mix of big-name projects and under-the-radar films that are actually pretty good - including the recent action-comedy “Wolfs,” starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The selection isn’t as deep as some other streamers, but what’s there is worth a watch. If you’re looking for something new to check out, here are the top 7 movies streaming on Apple TV+ right now.

Top 7 movies streaming on Apple TV+ right now:

No. 7: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

No. 6: ‘The Gorge’

No. 5: ‘Fly Me To The Moon’

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The Gorge had Apple TV+’s biggest film premiere since the streaming service launched in 2019.

Deadline reports that the genre-bending thriller from Scott Derrickson eclipsed Jon Watts‘ Wolfs, which pivoted from a wide release to a small theatrical and global streaming release last fall.

Apple does not divulge specific numbers, but the company confirms The Gorge drove double-digit growth globally and boosted new viewers by +80% weekend over weekend following its debut on February 14.

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy star as as two highly-trained operatives who grow close from a distance after being sent to guard opposite sides of a mysterious gorge. When an evil below emerges, they must work together to survive what lies within.

Sigourney Weaver co-stars in the movie, written by Zach Dean (The Tomorrow War).

“It’s been a thrill for all of us at Apple to see the unforgettably original and inventive world Scott has created...

Apple Original Films’ The Gorge has set a new record as the most-watched film debut in Apple TV+ history. Directed by Scott Derrickson, the thriller stars Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy as rival guardians overseeing a mysterious gorge. Their relationship evolves as they uncover the truth about what lies beneath.

Apple has not disclosed exact viewership figures but confirmed that The Gorge surpassed all previous film launches on the platform. The film outperformed Wolfs, the Jon Watts-directed project starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, which had initially been slated for a theatrical release before moving to streaming. Apple reported a significant increase in global viewership following The Gorge’s February 14 debut, with an 80% rise in new subscribers over the weekend.

Matt Dentler, head of features at Apple Original Films, highlighted the film’s success. “It’s been a thrill for all of us at Apple to see the unforgettably...

Exclusive: Apple Original Films’ The Gorge has become the biggest film launch in the young streamer’s history. The Scott Derrickson-directed thriller from Skydance stars Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy as rival guardians on the watchtower overseeing a mysterious gorge below, It becomes a long-distance relationship that leads to the inevitable plunge below to discover the truth about creatures dwelling there. It’s one of the sharper direct-to-streaming films I’ve seen in a good long time. The Gorge eclipses numbers turned in by the Jon Watts-directed George Clooney-Brad Pitt-starrer Wolfs, which launched last fall, pivoting from a planned wide release to a small theatrical and global streaming release.

Apple does not divulge specific numbers, but the company confirms it is the biggest film premiere in Apple TV+ history, driving double-digit growth globally for the service and boosting new viewers by +80%, weekend over weekend, following its debut on Friday,...

Fans of the Predatorfranchise can look forward to catching every single entry on a single streaming platform.

Per Hulu, 1987's hit sci-fi action-horrorPredator will be arriving on the platform on March 1. Better yet, Predator will be joined by every entry in the feature film franchise that isn't already a part of the Hulu library, including Predator 2, Predators, The Predator, Alien vs. Predator, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem.

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Directed by John McTiernan from a script by Jim and John Thomas, Predator's ensemble cast was led by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the role of Dutch Schaefer, an elite soldier sent on a rescue mission deep in the rainforests of Central America.

Filmmaker Joseph Kosinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer are making another movie together. The duo is reteaming for an upcoming sci-fi movie described as a UFO disclosure-themed take on the 1976 political thriller All the President's Men.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kosinski will direct from a script by Zach Baylin — the Oscar-nominated screenwriter behind Creed III, The Order, and King Richard — with Bruckheimer producing. After their last collaboration, Paramount's legacy sequel Top Gun: Maverick, made over $1.4 billion at the box office, almost every studio wants in on Kosinski and Bruckheimer's next movie. This includes Amazon, Skydance, Lionsgate, Sony, 20th Century, Universal, Paramount, Apple, and Warner Bros., the latter two of which are set to distribute the duo's next movie, the forthcoming Formula 1 sports action film F1 this summer. Sources report that the bidding is escalating "quickly and aggressively."

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Ke Huy Quan recently shared a funny story about how Steven Spielberg pranked Harrison Ford during a set visit to The Goonies. Quan played Data in the 1985 film.

Answering fans' questions for The Guardian, Quan was asked about the celebrities who dropped by during the filming of The Goonies. Among them were Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson and Clint Eastwood. But Quan shared that he was most starstruck by Harrison Ford, and he also shared an anecdote about how director Steven Spielberg saw Ford's set visit as an opportunity to play a prank on the actor. "I was star-struck when Harrison Ford came to visit because I’d made Indy [Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]," Quan said.

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With the evolution of CGI and other cinematic tools, it's a great time to be a sci-fi and fantasy fan. This has led to more comic book movies and superhero TV shows, with Julius Onah's Captain America: Brave New World now in theaters. However, the streaming services are kicking things into high gear with many franchises being aired in several markets, from Europe to Asia. It has allowed fans to see different cultures and content from all walks of life.

Some excellent examples of diverse content from Netflix includes Dark, Hellbound, and Alice in Borderland, among the many. Apple TV+ is no stranger to the game either with shows like Foundation. Now, Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy have a bombastic movie out called The Gorge.

The Queen's Gambitand Whiplash stars pushed back against references to their past performances in The Gorge.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller both opened up about their attempts to have references to their leading roles in The Queen's Gambit and Whiplash cut from their upcoming horror thriller - The Gorge. In reference to two moments in the upcoming film in which the pair play chess and in which the latter plays the air drums, Teller said, "That was in the script from the very [beginning], before either of us were attached to this project. That was a part of the very first draft. We tried to remove it."

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Unless you were living under a rock in 2022, you likely witnessed the Miles Teller renaissance that came with the release of Top Gun: Maverick. In it, Teller stepped into the leading man's shoes of the hit blockbuster and had audiences everywhere swooning. Sure, Teller had been in lead roles before it, but Top Gun: Maverick proved that he was capable of headlining, and being a crucial part of a hugely successful movie. His new film on Apple TV+, The Gorge, puts those skills to the test and pairs Teller with Anya Taylor-Joy as two operatives tasked with keeping watch in towers on opposite sides of a highly classified gorge, described as the "gate to Hell."...