Vittorio Storaro was interviewed by an Italian newspaper on the set of Woody Allen’s new movie set in Paris. The film has officially started production.

As if we didn’t need enough indication that Ryan Coogler is hitting for the fences with this one, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” is officially 2 hours and 41 minutes.

The lineup for 73rd Berlin Film Festival is starting to take shape. Philippe Garrel’s “Le Grande Chariot,” formerly titled “La lune crevée,” now has a French release date set for March 8th, 2023.

Christina Newland’s sparring match, err, interview with Andrew Dominik about “Blonde” is umm … interesting. It’s clearly a film Newland detested. At moments, she decides to interview Dominik for debate.

Yesterday’s “Napoleon” news came with a nicely added update I received on “Killers of the Flower Moon.” Supposedly, the film is much more ready than “Napoleon.”

Lainey has a very damning article about the whole “Don’t Worry Darling” drama, which claims to have spoken to three crew members of the film.

This goes along well with what I had reported since July, which is when Maria Schrader’s film test-screened in New Jersey.

The Ankler’s Tatiana Spiegel surprised many with her latest report this early afternoon.

It will be very interesting to see if there is an audience for Nicolas Stoller’s “Bros” this coming weekend. You know the drill: critics will definitely be pushing it …

Here’s an interesting topic. Do you just nullify “The Cosby Show” from history? That’s what Rolling Stone has just done with their “updated” list of the 100 Greatest TV Shows of All-Time.

I seemed to have missed the release of the trailer for M Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin.” It’s amassed 10 million views on YouTube in just four days.

The LA Times’ Glenn Whipp has already planted the flag, so to speak, in support of Mia Goth’s “Pearl” performance.

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.