Gee, I wonder why Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” was much better received in Europe than it was in the U.S. Maybe it’s because we’ve turned into a nation of total prudes.

This latest on-set image of Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse is, um, interesting.

The folks at the usually reliable What’s On Netflix have a nice little roundup of what we know thus far about the next Safdie Brothers movie with Adam Sandler.

Michael B. Jordan, also making his directorial debut, stars in “Creed III,” the third outing in the never-ending “Rocky” saga.

It was inevitable. After her SAG win on Sunday night, Michelle Yeoh has taken the lead in the Gold Derby experts rankings, a top spot occupied by Blanchett for close to six straight months.

One of the biggest mysteries of this year’s summer movie slate is how well Greta Gerwig’s $100 million “Barbie” will do at the box-office.

Seven days ago, after Emily Blunt’s stylist posted the same insinuation, actor “Oppenheimer” Matthew Modine tweeted about Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film premiering at the Cannes Film Festival.

Rose Glass and A24’s “Love Lies Bleeding” was test-screened last night in New York City.

Last week, there was a report that Luc Besson’s “Dogman,” starring the always-excellent Caleb Landry Jones, “wowed buyers” at Berlin’s European Film Market, where it was screened for a select few.

Here’s a Cannes possibility we had no idea about, this time coming from mainland China.

I don’t care if you loved “RRR” or hated it, but today’s news that the film’s centerpiece song “Naatu Naatu” will be performed at the Oscars is welcome news.

The only reason why I’m positing about the “Peter Pan & Wendy” trailer is because it was directed by David Lowery. There is no other reason to pay attention to this one.

I thought Trey Edward Schults’ 2015 debut “Krisha” was a total masterpiece. If you haven’t checked It out, it’s absolutely worth a look.

In late 2022, I was hearings rumors about Austin Butler possibly starring in Michael Mann’s “Heat” sequel, but I brushed it off as something that was possibly initiated by his fans. I’m now starting to wonder, maybe it’s true?

One other title that I can almost bet will be in competition is Jessica Hausner’s “Club Zero.” I’m purely basing this on the buzz I’ve heard so far for it. It’s said to be the Austrian filmmaker’s best film.

Steven Spielberg had very kind words for EEAAO filmmakers Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan, praising their work on the film.

It must be great being Ruben Östlund. He’s just 48 years old and already has two Palme d’Or wins to his name. Now, he’s just been named Jury President for the 76th Cannes Film Festival.

As the MCU very slowly, but surely, starts to dwindle in popularity, a new breed of Hollywood claptrap is emerging from the swamps of dirt-poor creativity.

Slate has decided to poll over 50 black curators, critics, filmmakers etc. on the Best Black-Directed films of all-time. Participants included Ava DuVernay, Charles Burnett, Carl Franklin, Julie Dash and Gina Prince-Bythewood.

I’ve been all over the chaos that occured on the set of Ridley Scott’s Apple TV series “Sinking Spring.”