Record or download movies directly to your Sky box. You can also read reviews, watch trailers and get the latest cinema news. Release Dates (72) Also Known As (AKA) (53). When a family gathering goes horribly wrong, three detectives are sent to unravel the puzzling mystery behind the death of one of the guests. Rian Johnson directs Chris Evans, Daniel Craig, and LaKeith Stanfield, who star in this modern murder mystery that will keep you guessing throughout. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind: Director's Cut. An Imperfect Murder. The Sanctuary (2018).

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When you think of filmmakers who like to take risks, odds are that Rian Johnson comes to mind. The director rose to stardom on the back of his wild 2012 actioner Looper, and became a lightning rod for controversy with the way he upended fan expectations in the 2017 Star Wars sequel The Last Jedi. Johnson's latest film, Knives Out, looks to continue the director's risky streak by putting a bunch of big stars in an old-fashioned whodunit. There are actually several movies like Knives Out you can stream right now, so if the film leaves you with a hankering for more mystery movies, you have plenty of options to satisfy your inquisitive needs.

The mystery genre has been around forever, but it has largely fallen out of favor in recent years. These days it seems many films prefer to try and imitate the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, concentrating on special effects-laden action and interconnected franchise-building. But there's still nothing quite like the thrill of a good mystery, as you — the viewer — are taken on a twisty journey with the film's protagonist as you attempt to solve a murder, or a theft, or whatever the film's central mystery happens to be. So in honor of Knives Out bringing back the genre in a big way, check out these 14 whodunits that are currently streaming.

1917 looks poised to sweep the 2020 Oscars. The single-shot war movie from director Sam Mendes is best experienced on the big screen, but if you can't make it to a theater, you're likely wondering when 1917 will release on Netflix, Amazon, or whatever your streaming service of choice might be.

Guess what? We already know the answer. Here's what you need to know.

We've got good news and bad news, so let's get the bad news out of the way first: 1917 isn't coming to Netflix anytime soon, if ever. The good news, however, is that it will likely be coming to another popular streaming service: HBO Now/Go.

That's because 1917 is a Universal movie, and Universal has a deal with HBO. That deal, which lasts at least through 2022, ensures that the network gets first streaming rights to new films.

So when exactly will 1917 release on HBO Go? Let's look at Universal's last big December release to figure it out. Welcome to Marwen released in December 2018 and got a DVD/Blu-ray/digital launch in April 2019 (that's when you could rent it on Amazon). Then, in September 2019, Marwen finally landed on HBO's streaming service.

1917 premiered in December 2019 (a year after Welcome to Marwen). So you can expect its streaming release date to be in September 2020 on HBO Go and HBO Now.

Of course, if you really want to get the full 1917 experience, your best option it catching it in theaters. And if you're more of a Netflix fan than an HBO watcher, you might as well see it now while you have the chance.

1917 tells the story of two young British soldiers in World War I tasked with delivering a life-saving message to another group of soldiers. The movie is designed to look like a single shot, though it's actually many 20-minute clips seamlessly edited together. (Still super impressive, right?)

Quantum mechanics by nouredine zettili solution manual. Here's the official synopsis:

At the height of the First World War, two young British soldiers, Schofield (Captain Fantastic’s George MacKay) and Blake (Game of Thrones’ Dean-Charles Chapman) are given a seemingly impossible mission. In a race against time, they must cross enemy territory and deliver a message that will stop a deadly attack on hundreds of soldiers—Blake’s own brother among them.

The movie stars two young actors (George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman) but also features plenty of cameos, including Richard Madden, Benedict Cumberbatch, Andrew Scott, and more.

Knives Out Movie Cast

1917 is in theaters now.