Allen’s latest film was screened at the EFM market in Berlin just a week ago and one buyer emailed me this past week saying that it was “his best movie in years”.

There’s definitely been many bewildered online reactions to the “No Hard Feelings” trailer.

The 95th Academy Awards are this Sunday. I will spare you in predicting all of the categories, my focus is on the top six.

Rooney Mara has been cast in this mysterious new Zach Cregger’s movie, “Weapons.” This is a major get for a film, and filmmaker, that have been all the buzz in Hollywood lately.

Maybe Penn should give Zelensky his other Oscar as well because, according to Variety, the Academy has again rejected Zelensky’s request to speak at this coming Sunday’s ceremony.

The last film Danny Boyle directed was 2019’s “Yesterday,” a sweet but slight Beatles-themed romcom that felt like an anomaly within Boyle’s usually grim filmography.

Last week, GQ stated that Viggo Mortensen was part of the cast, but the film’s producer, Saïd Ben Saïd, has just told me that he isn’t.

The Dardenne’s “Tori and Lokita” is absorbing for 90% of its runtime. They just can’t stick the landing. That’s alright. It went over well with the Cannes jury last year who awarded the film a Special Jury Prize.

Here’s one that totally bypassed my attention. I spoke to Paul Schrader yesterday to get his two cents on “Everything Everywhere All At Once” winning Best Picture and was reminded that he had actually written about the film

I’m actually surprised that I’ve seen all six ‘Scream’ movies. This franchise does nothing for me.

The comedy actor is making headlines today after an interview he gave on the Diary of a CEO podcast. Rogen discussed film reviews and their impact on the mental health of filmmakers:

Last month, I posted a positive test-screening reaction for ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning’ which was said to be a 3-hour cut.

For years I had held out hope that Gene Hackman would return as an actor, but that hope dwindled in the late aughts as I realized he was really done for good.

The fact that Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” has been given an official rating by the MPAA must mean that it’s been completed.

I’m not sure what’s going on in France when it comes to showings of “Creed III,” but the film has definitely “inspired” some audience members to mimick Adonis’ ringside jabs.

A trailer has been released for Damián Szifron’s “To Catch A Killer,” a genre exercise that looks influenced by the visual stylings of David Fincher, and there’s even a hint of Villeneuve’s “Prisoners” here as well. It just looks very grim.

Currently in pre-production mode for his upcoming Viagra musical, titled “Rise,” Spike Lee is already circling his next project after that one.

Yes, that’s right, Hammond, who is the one pundit who maybe speaks to the most Oscar voters, is actually —prudently— predicting “All Quiet on the Western Front” to win the big prize on March 12th.