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Call Me by Your Name Opens Nationwide, Finally
January’s Mainstream Movies
This weekend’s three new nationwide releases seem so aggressively mediocre that it feels almost like a chore to even read up on them. There’s the cops-and-robbers heist film Den of Thieves, which stars Gerard Butler and 50 Cent. Which, sure. 12 Strong is an “inspired by true events” war flick with Chris Hemsworth on a horse. Ok. Then there’s Forever My Girl, a country music–tinged romance drama with no household names. Fine. They are all getting aggressively mediocre reviews, as seems just right. Of course, it’s January, so in many towns your alternatives are Oscar-race flicks that are finally expanding nationwide (or at least to most major cities). This week, that includes I, Tonya, Phantom Thread (you can watch an exclusive clip of Daniel Day-Lewis’s final performance here), and, finally, Call Me by Your Name. The latter, of course, debuted last January at Sundance, and people who caught the film during its many festival stops, preview screenings, or initial limited release have been buzzing about it incessantly on the Internet ever since. Which means there’s probably some gay teenager in, say, Tulsa who has spent the better part of the past year in his dorm room scrolling through all the hyped-up tweets (and memes) about the movie and wondering when he may ever actually get a chance to see it. Well, his chance is finally here. Of course, if you happen to be in a small town or suburb, you might have to wait even longer. The film might not make it there until after the Oscar nominations are announced. So it could still be a while longer until the entire country gets a chance to fall in love with Timothée Chalamet.
Though Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin’s Netflix show, Grace and Frankie, is groundbreaking for its depiction of women of a certain age (and, let’s not forget, their gay ex-husbands of a certain age), there’s something pleasantly old-school about the show’s tone and comedic rhythm. That may be because it was co-created by Marta Kauffman, the woman who also co-created a little show you might have heard of called Friends. That’s especially pertinent information as the show’s fourth season debuts today, because Friends alum Lisa Kudrow joins the recurring cast as a manicurist, and almost anything is improved by the addition of Kudrow. Elsewhere on your dial (or tablet apps), HBO’s discerning stoner comedy High Maintenance returns tonight at 11 p.m. ET; BBC America has nature doc fans’ backs with the U.S. debut of Planet Earth: Blue Planet II on Saturday; and Starz gives J.K. Simmons a star turn with sci-fi spy drama Counterpart, Sunday at 8 p.m. There’s also the SAG Awards on TBS and TNT on Sunday at 8 p.m. Though, if we’re being honest, the thing we’re the most curious about this weekend is actually a Lifetime movie. It’s called Cocaine Godmother: The Griselda Blanco Story, and it stars Welsh-born Catherine Zeta-Jones playing an infamous, Colombian-born drug-ring queen. From the trailer, it looks absolutely intense. We’re not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing, we’re just sure it’s intense. It premieres Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Kim Jones at Louis Vuitton
It’s rare that fashion designers who concentrate mainly on menswear reach the levels of adoration, influence, and fame that are regularly bestowed upon womenswear designers. Kim Jones, who has spent the past seven years heading up Louis Vuitton’s menswear line (which, yes, included last year’s blockbuster Supreme collaboration), is one of the few. Well, now he’s stepping down, and the collection he showed yesterday in Paris was his last with the brand. To celebrate, he pulled off what may be the biggest model casting coup since Versace’s supermodel moment: He lured Kate Moss back to the runway, for the first time in about five years, to walk alongside Naomi Campbell. The pair donned LV-printed trench coats and matching utility boots. Incidentally, Jones got something of a shout out from Kim Kardashian on Instagram to commemorate his last day as well, though some Kardashian fans didn’t get the reference and just thought it meant she named her new baby Louis. Figures. In any event, no one knows where, exactly, Jones is headed next. But he does happen to be English. He apparently enjoys designing trench coats. And he has his finger on the pulse of what the kids want while still being able to maintain a brand’s high-fashion prestige. The top job at Burberry will be open rather soon. Maybe that’s as silly as jumping to the conclusion that Kim is naming her kid “Louis,” but we’re just putting it out there.
When your dad played James Bond, it stands to reason you might look good in a tux too. Paris Brosnan, son of Pierce, recently made his modeling debut on the Dolce & Gabbana runway, but judging by his Instagram greatest hits, it appears he prefers to spend his time surfing.
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