It most recently happened with Jim Jarmusch’s 2019 quirky horror movie, The Dead Don’t Die, which is currently being eaten up by those with a Netflix subscription (it was the third most ...

Netflix knew what it was doing when it slotted Chris Smith's new documentary "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever" to release on Jan. 1. We want to start the new year working towards ...

The Dead Don’t Die is currently streaming on Netflix and is also available to rent or buy on digital video on demand (VOD) platforms.

Here’s how it works. Don’t Die documents the strict diet and fitness regimen (called Project Blueprint) its subject is undergoing to not only keep his body from getting older but to actually ...

Don't miss this gripping war biopic on Netflix. "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever" revolves around tech millionaire Bryan Johnson. Founder of the neuroimaging Kernel, Johnson is ...

Bryan Johnson, who was recently the subject of Netflix's Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, visited India to promote his book, Don't Die, but made headlines for the wrong reasons.

Dubbed as “The #1 Longevity Event,” the all-day health spectacle allows his followers to “experience longevity on your plate,” as in, dine out on Johnson’s Blueprint diet — a “revolutionary diet” he ...

The Dead Don’t Die may not match the comedic heights of ... It only took 30 years, but the fourth Beverly Hills Cop movie has arrived on Netflix. Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F brings Eddie Murphy ...

In a follow-up Zoom with Johnson after the Summit, I would ask him about a specific moment in the Netflix documentary, which addresses (but does not answer) whether Don’t Die is an early-stage cult.

A few months ago, Netflix confirmed that it has a samurai show in the works called “Last Samurai Standing.” Back then, all we ...

WHAT IT'S ABOUT The documentary "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever" chronicles the antiaging routine pursued by the wealthy tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson. It's an exhaustive regimen ...

In a follow-up Zoom with Johnson after the Summit, I would ask him about a specific moment in the Netflix documentary, which addresses (but does not answer) whether Don’t Die is an early-stage cult.