I’m starting to wonder if we’ll be getting two Yorgos Lanthimos films next year, much like we’re supposedly getting a double from Wes Anderson. That’s how jam-packed next year’s lineup of prestige films is looking right now.

As much as I like to complain about Marvel movies, at least a handful of them are worth a watch. Can the same be said about the DCEU? Not really.

Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s “Bardo” was released in theaters a little less than four weeks ago, but, thanks to a reader, I just learned that it is now available to stream on Netflix.

Adam Driver has decided to go the B-movie route with “65.” The trailer was released just yesterday and it has already amassed 9.2 million views on YouTube.

“Avatar: The Way of Water” has finally opened all around the world. In the US, its $17 million in Thursday previews has had people taking.

Bill Nighy’s performance in “Living” is sublime. This is brilliantly understated work on his part. The 73-year-old actor, best known for his scene-stealing work in 2003’s “Love Actually,” absolutely deserves to get the first Oscar nomination of his career.

Here’s a little gift while we await the actual trailer being released online (potentially next week). If you can’t wait, a full-length trailer has been stitched up next to “Avatar: The Way of Water” screenings.

A trailer/teaser for Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” will be unveiled either tomorrow or early next week. I am so curious about how this movie will turn out, a trailer will hopefully give us a good indication as to what to expect.

The embargo has lifted and Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon” has a 62 on Metacritic (based on 20 reviews). Not that shocking. It does have four perfect 100 scores.

Jeff Sneider mentioned that he had a major scoop to reveal earlier today and he didn’t disappoint.

One of the more concerning trends I’ve seen in the last 10 or so years is that of a young and talented up and coming indie filmmaker selling his or herself out to the big studios.

Even though “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” has already been dated and even released a trailer, it might be going through some significant reshoots.

I always look forward to Film Comment’s year-end poll of critics, filmmakers and curators. This year’s results are pretty interesting to sift through.

Fresh off the early-year release of “Vortex,” one of the best movies of his career, French director Gaspar Noé is already hinting at what he might be doing next.

It’s obvious to say that “The Fabelmans” has lost a lot of Oscar momentum since its release. The reviews are still very good, but it didn’t connect with a wide audience. This doesn’t necessarily mean it can’t win, but many people are starting to wonder…

We weren’t really sure if this one was actually happening, but then a week ago I broke the news that Ridley Scott was scouting locations for “Gladiator 2.” Now we have more details …

Michelle Williams was basically the frontrunner to win the Supporting Actress Oscar as it was, and still is, a very weak field of contenders this year.

You can scratch Terrence Malick’s “The Way of the Wind” off your Cannes 2023 predictions. It’s not ready. As for the rest of the year (Venice/Toronto), it’s all up in the air. Malick’s arduous post-production process is still ongoing.

The 600-member CCA announced their nominees for the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards. “Everything Everywhere All at Once” (A24) led the film contenders with 14 nominations.

People already predicting a doom and gloom box-office scenario for Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon” should probably check out these numbers.