Disney’s been seeing some major red flags at the box office this year and its even now leaked into its streaming service. | Continue reading
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi shocked the cinema world with a new film of his appearing inside the Venice Film Festival lineup. We had no idea he was even working on a new project. | Continue reading
Vasarhelyi & Chin’s “Nyad” is supposed to be one of this fall’s more Oscar baity titles, but will it survive the inevitable backlash that’s about to hit it? | Continue reading
Rolling Stone has decided to tackle the 30th anniversary of “The Fugitive” with a handful of interviews , including one with Davis who comes off as, shall we say, blatantly honest about his 1993 film being snubbed by the Academy: | Continue reading
It’s now been eight months since the Sight and Sound “Best Films of All Time” poll was released , but Paul Schrader is still upset by “Jeanne Dielman” being named best film. | Continue reading
How exactly did this happen? “Sound of Freedom” crossing the $100 million mark at the domestic box-office is some kind of achievement. It’s the highest earning independently-financed film of the year, by a long shot. | Continue reading
A trailer – created by AI – for a non-existent “Heidi” movie creeped the hell out of me. Call it “nightmare fuel,” or whatever else it’s been described as, but what did I just watch? | Continue reading
In 2003, Danny Boyle’s “28 Days Later” was released and kickstarted a revival of the zombie genre. Its cultural impact has been felt ever since. | Continue reading
It’s July, which means Gold Derby has opened up its Oscar predicting area for pundits and fans. | Continue reading
Woo tells Vulture “Silent Night” is a film with no dialogue. Rather, its story is told visually with music accompanying the drama: | Continue reading
Plot twist: “Barbie” is more controversial than “Oppenheimer.” Nobody predicted this. | Continue reading
If you’re wondering what Alfonso Cuarón might be doing next, he recently completed his ambitious Apple TV series starring Cate Blanchett, and is now prepping a movie about Phillip K. Dick. | Continue reading
It’s clear what Warner Bros is doing with their NYC/L.A. screening tonight, the first one, of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie.” | Continue reading
The 48th Toronto International Film Festival is set to take place from September 7 – 17, 2023. IndieWire’s Anne Thompson spoke to festival head Cameron Bailey about the upcoming edition. | Continue reading
It was a mistake for Disney to premiere “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” at the Cannes Film Festival. What’s astonishing about this whole debacle is how confident they were about the finished product, so much so that they decided to screen it more than six weeks before its … | Continue reading
A few months ago I suspected that there were many Academy voters who disliked the Oscars’ new diversity rules , but that they just couldn’t say it out loud. | Continue reading
Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” isn’t even out yet, but the actor/filmmaker has already set up his third feature as a director. | Continue reading
In a sign of high confidence, Paramount will be screening “Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One” for critics almost three weeks before its actual release. | Continue reading
This one will be directed by Jay Roach (“Neet the Parents”), The screenplay was penned by Carrie Solomon. No further cast details were revealed. | Continue reading
A report from Variety, Roman Polanski’s ‘The Palace’ Sets September Release Date in Italy: Is it Headed for Venice? … | Continue reading
Ridley Scott’s ‘Gladiator’ sequel will be starting production this month. It’s been a long time coming, but the film, which has been in development for a decade now, is finally ready to shoot. | Continue reading
Christopher Nolan's “Oppenheimer” will hopefully hit theaters like a nuke next month. It’s really the only big studio blockbuster being released this season that is actually meant for an adult audience. | Continue reading