However, we can add that there are rumors going around that PTA shot a short film and that Johnny Greenwood will be composing the score.

Two weeks after the trailer was released, Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers,” which is being released on September 15th, will open the 80th Venice Film Festival.

Roger Deakins has turned into a full-fledged fanboy of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman.” He’s made it very clear how much he loves this movie.

Dolan is telling Spanish outlet El Pais that he’s definitely done. No more moviemaking for him. He’s quitting.

Spanish outlet El Independiente has author Bret Easton Ellis revealing that his new novel, “The Shards,” will be adapted into an HBO series.

Angel Studios’ “Sound of Freedom”, a drama starring Jim Caviezel, grossed around $14 million on its first day of release.

A GQ profile of controversial Warner Bros boss David Zaslav has gone missing.

The embargo has lifted on Christopher McQuarrie’s “Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One.” I’ll have my review up tomorrow.

Ladj Ly turned some heads with his 2019 feature debut, “Les Misérables” — it won the Jury Prize at Cannes and became a box office hit in France.

Yesterday, yet another one got canned, this time it was the BBC’s Joanna Abeyie who “stepped down” from her role after less than two years as the “head of creative diversity.”

As promised yesterday, here is the latest trailer for Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

It’s July, which means Gold Derby has opened up its Oscar predicting area for pundits and fans.

Robert Eggers seems to thrive in difficult shoots. He just wrapped production on his upcoming “Nosferatu” in Prague and it definitely wasn’t a walk in the park, at least judging by what he had to say to Empire:

The price tag for “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” has been, countless times, reported to be $290 million. Deadline’s Anthony D'Alessandro says it’s actually more …

Fresh off “Top Gun: Maverick,” filmmaker Joseph Kosinski is shooting his Formula One movie, starring Brad Pitt, this coming weekend.

The film premiered at Cannes to rave reviews, including my own. It’s easily one of the best films you’ll see this year.

Well, it turns out that Dylan actually approves of the film. Mangold revealed in Josh Horowitz’s Sad. Happy. Confused. podcast that Dylan even personally annotated the script for ‘A Complete Unknown’ and has been very supportive of the film.

Caviezel says that “In a fair world, [“Sound of Freedom”] would hands down win the best picture [Oscar], but like ‘The Passion of the Christ,’ they won’t touch this one.”

Here’s our first clip of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” which runs for 43 seconds. It was posted last night via the DiscussingFilm Twitter handle and has already nabbed 151k likes.