I’m not saying “Thor: Love and Thunder” will be a bad movie, having enjoyed “Thor: Ragnarok,” I have high expectations, but it’s laughable the way Disney unveils these Marvel movies in advance to a “select few” critics.

It’s very hard to assess where Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” is positioned in the Oscar race. It currently has a 63 Metascore and an 81 on Rotten Tomatoes.

There have been plenty of words written about the peculiar background of Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now” getting into Cannes.

Here’s a dirty little secret most film snobs will never admit to, let alone even dare think about: Marvel movie directors are actually quite talented.

Taika Waititi has confirmed that “Next Goal Wins,” starring Michael Fassbender and Elisabeth Moss, will be released later this year.

Yorgos Lanthimos’ much anticipated tackling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is not going to get released this year.

You can tell the folks at Universal Pictures are very confident with what they have in Steven Spielberg’s latest film “The Fabelmans.”

The Telluride Film festival won’t announce its lineup until the day prior, but there are a lot of clues hinting at what might possibly make it.

I caught Ethan Coen's documentary “Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind” at Cannes last month. The film is being produced and distributed by A24.

Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio screened new footage at the Annecy Animation Festival this week.

“Elvis” is not the train wreck many will have you believe. Baz Luhrmann’s biopic is a flashy, and does make you feel pummelled by the end of its 159 minute runtime, but it’s not unworthy.

Here we go … This will probably be one of many festival prizes that Lukas Dhont’s “Close” will be getting on its way to an inevitable Best International Film Oscar nod.

I’m hearing that Woody Allen is close to shooting his next film in Paris, possibly in October. It was supposed to start production in Early winter, but casting took longer than previewed.

As is the tradition for many upcoming Christopher Nolan movies, a teaser tends to be snuck into one of the bigger summer blockbusters a year prior to release.

With the release of Pixar’s underwhelming 26th feature, “Lightyear,” there’s enough reason to look back on not just the former glory days of the Disney-backed animated company.

It’s Elvis week and Baz Luhrmann’s biopic of the legendary singer is being released this Friday. It will be divisive, but I really liked it. It’s a maddening work of art and probably Luhrmann’s best film since “Moulin Rouge.”

Samuel L. Jackson has only had one Oscar nomination in his career (a supporting actor nod for Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction”) — how can that be?

The weekend box-office for “Top Gun: Maverick” dropped just 15 percent, adding another $44 million to its domestic tally. That's the second-highest fourth weekend behind only “Avatar” with $50 million.