The review embargo for “Thor: Love and Thunder” has lifted. I far prefered ‘Ragnarok.’ This sequel is flat, unfocused and messy.

My jaw dropped when I read an email this morning telling me that Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s “Bardo” would be skipping the fall festivals. What?! This was set to be the hottest title.

For all you fans of Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune,” production on the anticipated sequel is set to begin on either Wednesday or Thursday of this week in Italy and Budapest. The shoot is said to last around 4-5 months.

People tend to forget what a great actor Cruise actually is. You can’t watch a film like “Born on the Fourth of July” without noticing that talent.

Much like Cannes, I’ll be doing weekly updated Venice predictions. A lot of things are going on behind the scenes of this the 90th edition of the Venezia.

Things are again looking good for Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” biopic. It turns out, the older demographic does still want to go to the movies.

Writer-Director Todd Field hasn’t made a film since “Little Children” (2006) and, before that, his incendiary debut “In the Bedroom” (2001).

It’s been a busy week, but things seem to have slowed down today in anticipation of July 4th weekend.

I’ve been keeping an eye out on this one for many months now.

A slow day in the movie world. Some have already gotten a jump start with their July 4th celebrations.

I’ve done a ton of detective work this summer to try and figure out how the movie landscape will look like this fall. However, two major question marks remain: David Fincher’s “The Killer” and Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon.”

As much as I was mixed on the movie, “Everything Everywhere All At Once” is going to get a Best Picture nomination.

Is the shoot for Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” the most photographed production ever? Every single day new images and videos pop up online of the California/London shoot.

An impeccably solid source is telling me that Olivia Wilde’s “Don’t Worry Darling” will be having its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival during the first week of September. However, the film is NOT going to Telluride.

UPDATE: Confirmed by A24. “The Whale” is 2022.

Lars von Trier has edited together a film version of “Kingdom Exodus.” Where this film version pops up is anybody’s guess, but Venice is the obvious option.

The post ”Avengers: Endgame” MCU output hasn’t been very good. In fact, the films have been weak. This coming from someone who liked about half the films from the initial three phases.