We preview Jake Gyllenhaal heist thriller, new Joaquin Phoenix movie, Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic and the Academy Awards on Monday, plus a new M-Net crime series set in the Karoo kicks off
, releasing at cinemas this week. It stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who play adopted brothers teaming up to steal $32m. This hostage/heist action thrill ride, which goes spectacularly wrong, will satisfy everyone who enjoys this genre.is the latest Joaquin Phoenix movie gem. He plays Johnny, an emotionally stunted radio journalist, on a cross-country trip with his energetic nephew.
Two other highly recommended TV shows include the 94th Academy Awards, on Monday March 28 on M-Net, as well as the new local M-Net series, . Set in the Karoo, where everything isn’t as wholesome as it may seem, we follow Tannie Maria, who has a recipe for everything, even murder.With Austin Butler in the title role, Tom Hanks also stars in this cinematic take on the life of legendary rock and roll star Elvis Presley, coming to cinemas on June 24..
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