Michael Mann is currently shooting his “Ferrari” movie in Italy. We weren’t entirely sure about the plot, but Mann has finally revealed the deets to The Film Stage:

For whatever it’s worth, this could be a sign that a rough cut has been screened.

The fourth “Thor” movie had a 68% drop in its second weekend, accumulating around $46.5M.

There had been these persistent rumours that Steven Spielberg’s “The Fablemans” would go to the New York Film Festival for around a month now. I brushed them off, waiting for more credible sources to chime in.

A new film from David Lowery has just begun filming. The project is said to be a “spiritual sequel” to “The Green Knight.”

It’s the weekend, which means another round of predictions for the Venice Film Festival. The lineup is being announced in ten days, but speculation feels rather tame this year.

The hype machine has completely deflated in regards to Jordan Peele’s “Nope.”

This afternoon, a December release date was announced for Sam Mendes’ “Empire of Light.”

I’m not that surprised the Toronto International Film Festival selected Nicolas Stoller’s “BROS” as a world premiere this morning. The early buzz for this comedy has been exceptional. I wrote on 04.29.22:

It’s been a long time coming, but production on Michael Mann’s “Ferrari” has officially begun in Italy.

Word around the campfire is that Noah Baumbach’s “White Noise” won’t be ready for the September festivals and that a possible world premiere at NYFF is becoming more and more of a possibility.

Variety‘s Elizabeth Wagmeister and Sasha Urban are reporting that Armie Hammer is now working at a hotel resort in the Cayman Islands, in a cubicle and reportedly specializing in selling timeshares.

IndieWire’s Ryan Lattanzio has previewed films that could make a splash at Telluride. If you’ve been reading this site then you know who the usual suspects are.

I already weighed in on Joe and Anthony Russo’s “The Gray Man,” which makes their last movie (“Cherry”) look like “Citizen Kane” in comparison.

Maria Schrader’s “She Said” just released its trailer and … TV movie vibes? I’m sure it’s better than that, but it all feels rather familiar, at least the way the trailer delivers the drama.

David Gordon Green’s “Halloween Ends,” the final chapter of the rebooted Michael Myers trilogy, screened in New Jersey on Tuesday evening. Here’s a reaction:

Well, it’s official, the madman is actually going through with this thing. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Francis Ford Coppola is already in pre-production on “Megapolis.”

Woody Allen’s movies have almost always been well-received in France, safe for a few exceptions.

Last month, it crushed me to learn that Ari Aster’s “Disappointment Blvd” was only going to be released next year.