In a career retrospective interview with IndieWire’s Kate Erbland, “Marlowe” actor Liam Neeson couldn’t help but namecheck “To Leslie” and Andrea Riseborough:

I walked out of Wednesday’s press screening of “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantamania” because life is too short and wasting it on a 125 minute Marvel product is counterproductive.

Director M. Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin” hasn’t even been in theaters for a month, but he’s already ready to shoot his next film. I’m being told that an April shoot is set for this untitled thriller due to hit theaters in 2024.

I’m sure you’ve heard about the train derailment in Palestine, Ohio where a toxic cloud formed and people had to be moved away from the incident.

One of the few noteworthy mid-budget successes from last year, “A Man Called Otto,” had a very surprising $845,000 at the Tuesday Box-Office. Its cumulative domestic total now stands at close to $60 million.

I know there are quite a few fans of 2005’s “Constantine” on this site, purely based on the amount of emails I’ve received over the last year about whether a sequel is actually happening.

Andrea Riseborough has given an exclusive interview to THR, which was published today.

In June, I wrote about Mike Leigh struggling to find financing for his next project. Then, a few months later, I was told that he’d finally found enough dough to make his next one.

Weerasethakul, whose fascinating “Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall Past Lives” won the Palme d’Or back in 2010, has been a cinematic influencer ever since 2004’s “Tropical Malady,” but his films aren’t for everyone.

David Fincher’s “The Killer” must be done. It’s been given an MPAA rating that suggests very Fincher-esque theatrics.

Spike Lee seems rather amused about EEAO’s Daniel Scheinert calling “Malcom X” a “crime movie” during a recent appearance on the Criterion Closet.

Todd Phillips posted on his Instagram a Valentine’s Day treat for ‘Joker’ fans. Our first look at Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in “Joker: Folie a Deux.”

According to Collider, “John Wick: Chapter 4” clocks in at a whopping runtime of 2 hours and 49 minutes.

Speaking to the Radio Times, Blanchett makes the case that studying the works of famous artists and historical figures is crucial, regardless of whether people find them offensive or controversial.

Neil Jordan’s “Marlowe” had originally been slated for a December 2022 release before being pushed to a February, 2023 launch.

In his previous films, Cuaron teamed up with DP extraordinaire Emmanuel Lubezki, but not on “Roma.” Lubezki had, in the last minute, left the project due to a scheduling conflict.

Earlier this year, Sandler mentioned that this new film would revolve around the sports card collecting world. If you remember, “Uncut Gems,” although set in New York City’s diamond district, had a few NBA players cameoing as themselves.

In an upcoming Vanity Fair piece, Blanchett gets candid about the identity politics rumagging through the industry today: