In a chat with The Guardian, Denis revealed she just finished writing a new feature and that she’ll start location scouting it this month in Cameroon.

Those lucky enough to have attended a test screening of Bong Joon-ho’s “Mickey 17” last night supposedly got quite the experience.

Earlier this year, Universal Studios gave the masses what they wanted. I just honestly didn’t know it was going to be a Nintendo movie.

Puck’s Matt Belloni has released the first forecast concerning these two films and it’s “Barbie” on top, for now.

It was a mistake on the Disney’s part to premiere “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” at the Cannes Film Festival.

I know it’s very early, but this year’s potential Venice lineup is looking decent enough.

After cracking down on those who shared account passwords on May 23, Netflix ended up with its four largest days of signups in history.

Cronenswet would be my pick for Supes. He played the projectionist in “Pearl.” Tom Brittney could be good. However, I just can’t see Hoult getting this, sorry, he just doesn’t fit the role.

This one will be directed by Jay Roach (“Neet the Parents”), The screenplay was penned by Carrie Solomon. No further cast details were revealed.

Up next for Nicolas Cage is a role in A24’s “Dream Scenario.” The film is directed by Kristoffer Borgli, who helmed last year’s Cannes gem “Sick of Myself.”

A report from Variety, Roman Polanski’s ‘The Palace’ Sets September Release Date in Italy: Is it Headed for Venice? …

On Tuesday, Twitter account Leading Report tweeted what it claimed to be breaking news.

In a since deleted tweet, actress Zoe Kazan criticized the recent onslaught of Disney live-action remakes:

A fuller trailer for Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Poor Things” has been released and it looks delightfully deranged.

With the release of “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” and the downfall of Pixar, I guess it was a good time for IndieWire to release their list of The 60 Best Animated Movies of the 21st Century.

This is the message that I’ve received in regards to the Safdies’ upcoming film for Netflix, starring Adam Sandler.

A few in-the-know folks are claiming that the film “is likely headed to the Venice Film Festival at the end of August”

UPDATE: “Madden” is eyeing an October production start and a 2024 release.

It’s been six years since Kathryn Bigelow released her last film, “Detroit.” It turns out the Oscar-winning filmmaker has already started shooting her next project, this one titled “Smuggler.”

Despite controversy, and mixed reviews, Maïwenn’s “Jeanne du Barry,” starring Johnny Depp, has landed a North American distribution deal with Vertical.