The 95th Academy Awards are currently underway in Los Angeles. I’ll be live blogging the winners and memorable moments as they occur.

After “Tangerine,” “The Florida Project” and Red Rocket,” I’m being told Sean Baker has already shot and completed his next movie in Upstate New York.

I was actually surprised by this morning’s news that post-production work on Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” had been completed.

Remember in January when the trades claimed this film was in danger of not being completed? Well, it’s now been completed. The cinematic heavens are rejoicing today.

I’m not saying Andrea Riseborough will win Best Actress tonight, it’s a longshot, but there’s just this creeping feeling that she’s a much bigger threat than people believe her to be.

Roger Deakins, a legendary cinematographer, one of the greatest ever, is saying “the best cinematography [of 2022] wasn’t Oscar-nominated.”

The idiots who run the Razzies decided to name Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” their Worst Picture award — an award that, over time, will age like milk.

Last year’s test-screenings for the upcoming “Dungeons and Dragons” were very good, but it was still surprising to see the overly enthusiastic reviews start to pop up today.

I laughed watching the trailer for Jennifer Lawrence’s “No Hard Feelings,” and, apparently, so did many other viewers. This one might be a hit.

Last week I posted “RRR” director SS Rajamouli’s unique Sight and Sound ballot, one that included “King-Fu Panda” and “Aladdin,” and briefly mentioned that he had fallen asleep while watching Oscar-Winner “Parasite”

Tom King, who is a DC Studios writer, accidentally let it spill that James Gunn was writing and directing “Superman: Legacy.”

Director Lynne Ramsay will adapt the Margaret Atwood story “Stone Mattress”, with Julianne Moore and Sandra Oh set to star.

Fresh off the stink of her “Eternals,” an unmitigated Marvel disaster, Chloe Zhao is currently working on her next project which is a “Dracula” movie for Monster-verse studio Universal.

Entertainment Weekly posted a slew of anonymous ballots this morning, one of which has some on social media raging to no ends.

There’s no doubt that people are back at the cinemas. But mostly for sequels, prequels, reboots and superhero stuff.

No, this is not me complaining again about the Sight and Sound results. Just a simple observation about the great filmmakers that didn’t crack the top 250.

Did we really need another ‘Alien’ movie? Of course we not. And, I really liked Ridley Scott’s “Prometheus”! That one felt very different to the all the other films we’ve gotten in this franchise.

The Jeff Sneider tweet below goes well with my hunch from last week that PTA’s next film might be “Vineland.” Hall would be a great fit to play the character of DL.

According to IGN’s calculations, “Everything Everywhere All At One” is now the most-awarded film ever with 158 mentions to date from major critics organizations and awards bodies.

Not even two weeks ago, Sony had test-screened “65” in the West Coast. Here’s the kicker: two versions of the movie, in two auditoriums, were being shown simultaneously.