The Quentin Tarantino “Cinema Speculation” book tour continues on in Europe. Next stop: Barcelona, Spain.

Focusing on five hospitals in northern Paris, Verena Paravel & Lucien Castaing-Taylor’s “De Humani Corporis Fabrica” is not for the faint of heart.

Now Puck is hearing that Meyers’ rom-com has reportedly been delayed indefinitely due to scheduling conflicts. Meyers plans to revisit the film in the future.

Jeff Snieder had an update on The Safdies next movie, starring Adam Sandler, Gael Garcia Bernal and Ben Affleck.

Now that it’s out, let’s gauge some of our readers on what they thought about Affleck’s film. I’ve already reviewed it — predictable, well-made, well-acted, never dull. A commendable effort from Affleck, although nothing groundbreaking either. A “dad movie”!

I had already written about this year’s Cannes competition likely having a record number of female filmmakers in its lineup. Now non-fiction is also set to break the trend.

McDonagh told the BBC that state-sponsored censorship of writers is “not getting any better”, adding: “It seems like governments are becoming increasingly more scared of dissenting voices.”

Abdellatif Kechiche will be shooting his next film in Sète this summer, according to that city's cinema management.

A Variety report from last week had hinted that Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” runs “nearly 4 hours” which led a few people to email me about its accuracy.

Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers,” listed as a September 15th release, will most likely premiere at Venice.

We already know that the token moviegoer doesn’t have the most, er, shall we say, refined tastes in movies. They don’t just want to be entertained, but also cuddled with nostalgia.

I am willing to bet that Ari Aster’s “Beau is Afraid” will get an F CinemaScore. I believe it would be the first time that this has happened since 2017’s “mother!” Both films, indulgently personal statements, would actually make for a deadly double-bill.

A little update on Quentin Tarantino’s “The Movie Critic.” The filmmaker is touring Europe right now, he had a very memorable stop in Paris a week ago, promoting his latest book “Cinema Speculation.”

We have an actual big update on Timothee Chalamet and James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic, “A Complete Unknown.”

You really have to laugh at the above headline from Variety. I’m sure they wrote it very purposely. It says, “French Director and Johnny Depp Collaborator Maiwenn Sued for Assaulting Journalist.”

It’s not a Christopher Nolan movie without some special 70mm IMAX showings.

Alright, I’m counting on sleuths here to do some investigating. I have not be able to confirm this intel, which I only received 24 hours ago, but I figured it was worth reporting on.

What I do know is that, all through these decades, Indiana has drunk from the cup of Christ, possessed by voodoo, been attacked by Nazis and has practically survived every other danger launched at him. He’ll be fine.

Where exactly has director Bennett Miller been all these years? Supposedly, he’s gone down the rabbit and been obsessed with the advent of A.I. technology. I don’t blame him, it’s an endlessly fascinating topic.