James Cameron is a straight up risk-taking maniac. He keeps swinging for the fences with every movie. The result is a career filled with industry game changers, but what’s the best movie he’s ever made?

A very odd rivalry is being spun by social media nitwits. As you know, Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” and Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” will be going head to head on July 21st, 2023. Both films released their trailers last week.

“Pirates of the Caribbean” producer Jerry Bruckheimer told AP Entertainment that he is working “working on” a potential Johnny Depp return to the franchise and a screenplay is being written for it.

Breaking late this evening. Here is the officially released trailer for Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.” A slightly longer version can be seen during IMAX showings of “Avatar: The Way of Water,” but we’ll take this one …

Steven Spielberg is set to receive the honorary Golden Bear at this coming February’s 73rd edition of the Berlin Film Festival.

I didn’t think Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones and All” was fully successful in its attempt to mix the road movie genre with horror and romance, but the best thing I can say is that it was a fairly interesting concept. It never really felt dull or uninspired.

“Avatar: The Way of Water” nabbbed an estimated 3-day opening of $135M. That’s the 6th best domestic December debut.

This past November, THR reported that “Avatar: The Way of Water” had a price tag estimated at $350-$400 million. I had speculated that it might be the most expensive movie ever made. Nobody spoke about that in the film media.

Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon” will be released on December 23rd. There’s already plenty of anticipation for this film, a demented mix of “Fellini’s Satyricon,” “The Wolf of Wall Street,” and “Singin’ in the Rain.”

Alejandro Jodorowsky has just announced on Instagram that he's prepping a new movie called "Viaje Esencial" or “Essential Voyage”, in English. Thanks to Antonio for the scoop.

I never thought “TÁR” would just win the two most important critical voting bodies, New York and Los Angeles, and then nothing else. That’s it. No other Best Film award. Everything else has gone to, well, ‘Everything Everywhere’ …

It seems as though Darren Aronofsky has already set up his next movie. According to a Production Weekly listing, It's called “Postcards from Earth” and will start shooting in L.A. on March 14th

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.