We haven’t spoken much here about “Everything, Everywhere All at Once,” but its performance at the domestic box-office cannot be ignored.

In our annual 40 Most Anticipated Movies of 2022 list, I only had 6 titles that were foreign-language. A few reader complaints ensued.

I will give Gaspar Noe’s “Lux Aeterna” a decent amount of ink here despite it having premiered 3 years ago at Cannes and the fact that it is only 51 minutes in length. The man is no doubt a provocateur, but an immensely talented one at that.

The buzz around the summer comedy BROS (08.12.22) is that it will be a major breakout hit for Universal.

Bruno Dumont just confirmed he will be shooting new film, “The Empire,” in the summer. The goal is a 2023 release, presumably a Cannes premiere.

I wasn’t planning on prioritizing this film at Cannes, but I will probably be lining up now for its first screening at Lumiere on 05.20.22

Concerning news this morning regarding one of the more highly anticipated Cannes 2022 titles.

I’m not at CinemaCon this year, but you gotta imagine Olivia Wilde being furious about what happened to her on Wednesday.

When a secret screening of Jordan Peele’s “Nope” occurred a few weeks back, I spoke to two people who attended and both of them mentioned the film’s resemblances to M. Night Shyamalan’s “Signs.”

David O. Russell’s next film just went from being called “Canterbury Glass” back to its original title, “Amsterdam.” This whole project is honestly a train wreck waiting to be unleashed on the moviegoing public.

I have honestly been very weary about the early buzz that was being generated for Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis,” but it sounds like it could be legitimate.

Here comes another Netflix splash into the Oscar race. The streaming giant has bought Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s “Bardo (False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths).”

“Auteur” Olivia Wilde (“Booksmart”) is at CinemaCon in Vegas showcasing footage of her upcoming second directorial effort, “Don’t Worry Darling.”

In yesterday’s Best Consecutive Great Movie Streaks debate, a few people mentioned why Martin Scorsese’s 21st century streak of films were mentioned and not some of the runs he had in the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s.

The Cannes Film Festival finally revealed its competition jury, with French actor Vincent Lindon presiding as President of the Jury for the 75th anniversary of the festival.

Lars von Trier's “Kingdom Exodus” could screen at Venice. This, according to Louise Vesth, of Zentropa.

Olivier Masucci has been named the lead of Roman Polanski's latest film, “The Palace,” with Fanny Ardant also joining. As previously reported, Mickey Rourke is also part of the cast.