Scott Feinberg has his latest predictions up on THR. A few eyebrows are being raised as people noticed he had Margot Robbie (Babylon) in the Supporting Actress category …

Ethan Coen’s “Road Movie” was originally called “Drive-Away Dykes.” Too bad they didn’t keep that original title.

What’s brilliant about Fields‘ slowburner of a film is that he leaves it up to the viewer to decide whether “TAR” is anti-cancel culture or a tongue-in-cheek condemnation of Cate Blanchett‘s brilliant but prickly conductor.

I’ve gathered a few “She Said” reactions from two screenings that occurred in the last few months.

Deadline is reporting that Francis Ford Coppola has finalized his “Megalopolis” cast.

Scott Feinberg has an eyebrow-raising piece over at THR where he surveyed over 50 Academy members and their thoughts on Will Smith’s “comeback.” The biggest takeaway: people are still pissed off at Smith.

An interview with Allen [via ABC Spain] deserves to be translated into English.

After an innumerable amount of years in development, Abderrahmane Sissako has finally started shooting his first film since 2014’s “Timbuktu”. The Mauritanian-born director’s “The Perfumed Hill” started production this week.

Paul Schrader announced details for his next film at the New York Film Festival, this was revealed during the Q&A for his latest, “The Master Gardener.”

A storm is coming this December in the form of a Will Smith-starring Oscar-baity slavery drama.

This morning a trailer for Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” dropped online.

Jeff Nichols has officially started shooting “The Bikeriders” in Ohio. The main cast consists of Jodie Comer, Austin Butler and Tom Hardy.

The entire background behind “Everything Everywhere All At Once” being a bonafide Oscar contender has to do with not just the critical praise, but the actors, directors, more specifically Oscar voters, who have come out in support of it.

Luca Guadagnino is releasing a brand new version of his ultra-underrated film “A Bigger Splash”.

It was inevitably going to be said. In fact, it had to be said. When a movie bombs the way “Bros” did this weekend then there absolutely has to be a scapegoat.

How odd to test-screen a film that’s not being released for another 15 months. That’s what’s about to occur early this week when Paul King’s “Wonka” gets test-screened for a selected audience.

Practically every pundit has Steven Spielberg’s “The Fabelmans” as their #1 horse in the Best Picture race.

It looks as though Apple TV has decided to show “Emancipation” to a select few invitees.

This is quite the shocker. I didn’t expect “Bros,” billed as an all gay comedy, to make more than 8 or $9 million at the box-office this weekend, but right now it’s set to make a little bit under $5 million.