Judging by the reactions, Villeneuve may have delivered something very special with this third and final chapter of the ‘Dune’ franchise.

If you’re a Zach Cregger fan, then this evening brings a lot of good news … Warner Bros. has announced two Cregger movies, both written by him and both set for 2028.

Contrary to what was reported, Leo Woodall is not playing Aragorn — he’s actually been cast as Halvard. Rather, it’s Jamie Dornan who will replace Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn/Strider.

Warner Bros. has launched an indie label, Warner Bros. Clockwork, and Sean Baker is set to direct its debut film, “Ti Amo!” which is now set for 2027 release.

Here’s the first trailer for “Godzilla Minus Zero,” which is set to hit theaters on November 6 via Toho and GKids. Takashi Yamazaki is returning to direct and will again handle writing and visual effects duties.

That open letter calling for the planned Warner Bros.-Paramount merger to be blocked? It’s still out there, now with over 2,000 signatures. James Cameron? He couldn’t care less.

In an interview, Stewart confirmed there’s biopic about her in the works, titled “Good Thing,” and that Cate Blanchett is supposed to play her.

Well, this came out of nowhere. THR reports that Nicolas Cage is set to star in another “Longlegs” movie to be directed, yet again, by Osgood Perkins.

We recently had a full-length trailer for David Lowery’s “Mother Mary,” and after more than two years in post-production, it will be released in theaters this coming Friday.

Adria Arjona has landed the mystery role in James Gunn’s upcoming “Superman: Man of Tomorrow.” After testing for the part, she beat out Eva De Dominici, Sydney Chandler, and Grace Van Patten.

Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman surprised many at CinemaCon last night with a blunt message to movie theater owners: “Get off the ad crack.”

Rachel Zegler and Amanda Seyfreid are set to lead “Octet,” with a production start set for this month. The rest of the cast includes Sheryl Lee Ralph, Phillipa Soo, Jonathan Groff and Tramell Tillman.

Jesse Eisenberg declining to return as Mark Zuckerberg for Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” was certainly going to be a major obstacle for this film to overcome.

“The Dog Stars” has tested a handful of times and recently switched release dates — it’s now set to open during the lonely final days of summer on August 28.

Wait, did I read this correctly? That “Cliffhanger” reboot, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, and which is still seeking US distribution, has a $100M budget?

With the Cannes lineup 95% announced, attention is shifting this morning to its most closely watched parallel section: the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs (Directors’ Fortnight).

Takashi’s “Grandgear,” which is set for a February 28, 2028 release. Brief footage was shown of two gigantic Transformers-like robots duking it out in a city.

Sony has announced that Sony Pictures will release Klara and the Sun on October 23, 2026. A trailer was shown at CinemaCon In Las Vegas.

I guess we can scratch this one off this year’s calendar. Danny Boyle’s “Ink,” a Rupert Murdoch biopic, starring Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy, will see release in 2027.

“Wonka 2” is happening. The sequel, which starts production in August, is eyeing Saoirse Ronan for a role alongside Timothee Chalamet.