Not a total shock, but Italy has selected Mario Martone’s “Nostalgia” as their Oscar submission for Best International Film.

James Cameron’s “Avatar” was back in theaters this weekend. Yes, 13 years after its initial release, Cameron decided to freshen up people’s memories.

This coming Wednesday, Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” will be available to stream in Netflix.

Last week, when I wrote my thoughts on Zach Cregger’s “Barbarian.” I mentioned how it was a fairly smart, darkly humorous, and sometimes horrific ride.

Sean Durkin is coming off two above-average films, “Martha Marcy May Marlene” and “The Nest,” and he’s hoping to continue that streak with his next one.

The Greatest Beer Run Ever’s Toronto International Film Festival debut went so poorly, critically-speaking, that Apple’s plan to release Peter Farrelly’s film theatrically on 09.30.22 was, without notice, moved up to this past Friday.

Romain Gavras’ “Athena” is now available to stream on Netflix. It premiered in Venice competition just a few weeks ago.

In a recent post, I had the assumption that the late Jean-Luc Godard basically hated most 21st century films and filmmakers. I had never really heard him praising anything from this era.

It is now official. According to a person I spoke to from A24, Kelly Reichardt’s “Showing Up” will be released in the Spring of 2023.

If “The Woman King” is the resounding box-office success most prognosticators claim it to be, then why is its second weekend gross so weak?

A New York Film Festival press screening occurred earlier for Chinonye Chukwu’s “Till.”

France announced that Alice Diop’s “Saint Omer” will be their selection for the International Film Oscar.

We know that Jean-Luc Godard was working on two new movies before his death last week.

On its first day of opening, “Don’t Worry Darling” was the victim of another hit-piece, this one courtesy of Vulture.

Although overlong, Edward Berger’s very loose remake, and adaptation of “All Quiet in the Western Front”, features some of the most harrowing war sequences of the 21st century.

Some pundits have switched up their “Women Talking” predictions this morning as it is being said that Rooney Mara will most likely be campaigned as Lead Actress for “Women Talking.”

This week I caught a screening of “Don’t Worry Darling,” and, much to my surprise, it wasn’t that bad. In fact, I far preferred it to “Booksmart.”

John McTiernan reinvented the action movie in the ‘80s with “Predator,” and “Die Hard.” The ‘90s fared just as well for him with “The Hunt For Red October,” “The Last Action Hero,” and “The Thomas Crown Affair.”

Here’s a film that first screened in the “premieres” section at the Sundance Film Festival in January and has been unfairly dumped via a September release.

Has anybody here seen “RRR”? It’s quite entertaining, the action is deliciously over the top, but you also feel its 3-runtime.