Ridley Scott Has A Near 4.5 Hour “Napoleon” Cut
Filmmaker Ridley Scott's new war-time epic "Napoleon" won't hit cinemas until November, but it turns out he's already making plans for a director's cut...
“A Haunting In Venice” Goes Early In IMAX
20th Century Studios has announced that Kenneth Branagh's third Poirot film "A Haunting in Venice" will be screened early across select cities in the...
Ayer Talks His “Suicide Squad” Heartbreak
Seven years on and filmmaker David Ayer is still somewhat hung up on the way his 2016 DC Comics adaptation "Suicide Squad" was gutted...
8.5 Million Attend National Cinema Day
This year's National Cinema Day this past Suner pulled in a reported 8.5 million admissions in the U.S. alone, with an estimated haul of...
Sandler Gets A New Best-Reviewed Movie
Actor-comedian Adam Sandler's newest Netflix film has surprisingly emerged as his all-time best-reviewed movie.
The Happy Madison and Alloy Entertainment-produced teenage comedy "You Are So...
Disney VFX Workers Vote To Unionize
Following the Marvel Studios in-house VFX team doing it, visual effects workers at Walt Disney Studios have taken a big step towards unionizing.
A supermajority...
Paramount/Showtime Sets “Heist 88” Release
Paramount+ and Showtime have announced launch dates for "Heist 88," a new crime drama feature set to debut exclusively on Paramount+ with Showtime on...
Marvel’s MCU Gets An Official Timeline
Marvel Studios has released a trailer for "Marvel Studios: The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline" - a new coffee table book that serves...
Teaser Trailer: Colman Domingo Is “Rustin”
Netflix has premiered the official teaser trailer for the Colman Domingo-led biopic "Rustin" which shines the light on one of the U.S. civil rights...
First Poster: David Fincher’s “The Killer”
Ahead of the brutal noir's world premiere at the Venice Film Festival this week, David Fincher's newest film "The Killer" has released its first...
Box-Office Busy With “Turismo” & “Beetle”
With National Cinema Day underway and tickets for films at $4 each, the final box-office results are still to come tomorrow morning.
In the meantime,...
Villeneuve’s “Dune: Messiah” Partly Written
Denis Villeneuve's upcoming "Dune: Part Two" adapts the second half of Frank Herbert's original "Dune" novel - the acclaimed first work in a series...
No “Oppenheimer” VFX? “Clearly Not True”
One of the more interesting stories in the lead-up to the release of Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" was a quote from Nolan himself who said...
Miyazaki’s “Heron” Sells Out At Toronto Film Fest
Hayao Miyazaki's new and seemingly final animated feature "The Boy and the Heron" is coming to North American shores with the movie's international premiere...
Coppola Reflects On “Marie Antoinette” Flop
After her acclaimed breakout with 1999's "The Virgin Suicides" and riding high on many best-of-year lists in 2003 with "Lost in Translation," anticipation for...
“Gran Turismo” Film Targets $16M Start
The final results of this weekend's box-office isn't going to be clear until Monday morning as this Sunday's National Cinema Day event is expected...
The “Deadpool 3” Cameo Rumors So Far
Despite the writer's strike, filming on 20th Century Studios' "Deadpool 3" was able to kick off in the early Summer in the UK and...
Kaluuya’s Spider-Punk Was Almost Cut
Talking about "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" ahead of the film's home video release on disc shortly, writer-producer Phil Lord says Oscar winner Daniel Kaluuya's...
“The Marvels” Director Talks Time Gap
With "Dune: Part Two" having exited November, that leaves Marvel Studios' "The Marvels" as one of the very few major tentpoles hitting this Fall.
One...
Studios Hire Crisis Firm For Its Strike PR
As the actor's and writer's strike continues on with no end in sight, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) has reportedly...
Disney’s Live-Action “Snow White” May Delay?
Disney's already under much scrutiny live-action "Snow White" remake wrapped filming a year ago, and officially it's headed for a March 22nd 2024 release.
Now...
Korine: COD ‘Looks Better’ Than Spielberg
"Spring Breakers" and "The Beach Bum" director Harmony Korine has used an analogy featuring both Steven Spielberg and "Call of Duty" that has left...
National Cinema Day Tickets In Demand
Despite the promotion for the second annual National Cinema Day only kicking off earlier this week, it is already having a big impact on...
“Dune: Part Two” Is A “War Movie”
Yesterday came the sad news that Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic "Dune: Part Two" was being delayed from its planned November release to a March...
Blomkamp: “District 10” On Indefinite Hold
Filmmaker Neil Blomkamp exploded onto the scene with the sci-fi feature "District 9" in 2009. Since then, however, the South African filmmaker hasn't...
Ayer On His “Fast & Furious” Contributions
Filmmaker David Ayer is known for a lot of things from talking up his 2016 "Suicide Squad" film to his gritty cop dramas like...
Warners Delays “Dune: Part Two” To 2024
Warner Bros. Pictures has delayed multiple films on its schedule with the big one being Legendary Entertainment and Denis Villeneuve's highly anticipated sequel "Dune:...
Quick News: Sugar, Meg 2, Challengers, Trek
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
Wes Anderson's 39-minute short film "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar," based on the Roald Dahl short story, has...
Michael Mann Owns His “Blackhat” Failure
Whilst filmmaker Michael Mann's career is dotted with many highs like "Heat," "The Insider" and "Collateral", there's also a small handful that didn't work...
Paul Verhoeven’s Next Is “Sans Compter”
Legendary "Robocop," "Total Recall," "Basic Instinct," "Showgirls," "Hollow Man" and "Starship Troopers" filmmaker Paul Verhoeven's next film which will reportedly be titled "Sans Compter"...