A surprising posting on Production Weekly has director Francis Lawrence’s biopic of musical group Sublime progressing in active development.

A few weeks after the first public screening of The Flash” at CinemaCon, where fanboys creamed their pants in unison, the film's Production Deigner is making a bold claim.

DC Studios co-chief James Gunn turned in a draft of “Superman: Legacy” last week, just days before the writers’ strike came into effect.

An interesting THR piece has popped online. The gist of it is that there are fears that this writers’ strike could push AI into the Hollywood mainstream.

Despite scouting locations in Morocco late last year, it seems as though Ridley Scott has settled on Malta for the shoot of his upcoming “Gladiator” sequel.

On a technical level, Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” was wonderful. It was the most concisely visioned-up adaptation of Herbert’s novel.

I doubt there will be any additional test-screenings of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” so this should be the final reaction I post of the film before its impending July release.

Can a film be indisputably great? Is it outlandish to find fault with “Vertigo”? Or "Citizen Kane?" I don’t think so. I've been trying to think of one film that everyone reading here might agree is absolutely great.

Kevin Costner, director, is set to get back behind the camera for the first time since 2003’s “Open Range”.

Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” has been rated PG-13 for brief graphic nudity, smoking and some suggestive material.

Michael Douglas will receive the honorary Palme D’or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival to celebrate his career and his engagement for cinema.

It was released in theaters during the first week of April and has managed to gross $74.7 million worldwide

It’s well known that one of the greatest of film critics, Pauline Kael, refused to watch a movie twice. Her first reaction was always the one fit to print.

Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” has already been test-screened twice — I posted three reactions so far, masterpiece, masterpiece and mixed.

One could say that any title with the name “Margaret” in it is bound to fail, but this weekend’s box-office bombing of Kelly Fremon Craig’s “Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret” is more than that.

Waititi, supposedly, might, maybe, still make a “Star Wars” film in the near future. Not to mention a live-action remake of “Flash Gordon“ and his adaptation of anime classic “Akira.”

Reitman is reuniting with Sony to tackle the behind the scenes chaos of the 1975 premiere of SNL. Reitman is set to direct and is also co-writing the script with Gil Kenan.

The Academy has installed new rules and regulations for next year’s race. They’ve actually released a 40 page edict that will take out some of the fun from awards season.

This morning, the Writers Guild announced a strike after months of negotiating backfired with the studios. The issue seems to be streaming.