Apparently, that’s a a wrap on “Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning — Part 1.” The film’s director Christopher McQuarrie confirmed the end of production on Instagram.

It seems as though all the “Fantastic Four” rumors and fan-castings will be put to rest next week as Daniel Richtman is reporting that Marvel will reveal the cast of their upcoming reboot.

“The Super Mario Bros” is the absolute perfect example of what the moviegoing public wants these days, in terms of their content: nostalgia, IP-driven and harmless.

Yes, if your name is Martin Scorsese or David Fincher then they’ll accept whatever you give them, but if you’re “Ghosted” director Dexter Fletcher? You have to ABIDE BY THE ALGORITHM.

Marvel’s upcoming “Blade” reboot already lost a director and has had extensive rewrites. THR’s latest report has “True Detective” creator/writer Nic Pizzolatto being tapped by Marvel to the latest round of rewrites.

I was getting worried about Jack Nicholson’s lack of public appearances. He hasn’t even been attending any games of his beloved Lakers since 2021.

I like that Vince Vaughn has signed on to a “Dodgeball” sequel. The 2004 movie had me hysterically laughing at the screen. But Ben Stiller HAS to come back.

These must be strange times in Roman Polanski’s life. I don’t necessarily mean that negatively, maybe the proper word to use is surreal.

Poster designer Tommy Seiniger, who was behind this year’s art for “Barbie” and “Past Lives,” is praising Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Poor Things” on Twitter:

As reported four months ago, Djimon Hounsou and Connie Nielsen are set to return for Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator” sequel.

In a 30-minute conversation at CinemaCon, Martin Scorsese revealed that he kept writing and rewriting the script for “Killers of the Flower Moon” until the very last day of shooting.

French actor Vincent Macaigne has revealed on his Instagram that he is shooting a new film with acclaimed filmmaker Olivier Assayas.

Inspired by IndieWire’s list of the 50 Best Documentaries of the 21st Century, I’m honouring non-fiction today. Joshua Oppenheimer’s “The Act of Killing” tops their list.

Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Poor Things” was spitballed for a Cannes premiere, then it didn’t show up when the lineup was revealed. What happened?

For what it’s worth, “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” has been getting very positive test-screening reactions.

The latest blockbuster stamped with an epic length is James Gunn’s upcoming “Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3” which officially clocks in at 2 hours and 29 minutes.

After a resoundingly successful early screening at CinemaCon, Andres Muschietti’s “The Flash” is back at it, trying to hide star Ezra Miller from the spotlight.

We’re a third of the way through the movie year and I don’t see any Oscar contenders popping up just yet.

Denis Villeneuve‘s “Dune: Part Two” will be in theaters on November 3. Frank Herbert‘s 1965 novel has a lot of admirers, including superfan Denis Villeneuve. It’s been a passion project of his since he was in his 20s.