Back in April, I had posted a positive test-screening reaction for ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning’ and that cut was said to be around 3 hours and 5 minutes.

BAFTA has added a non-binary directing category. Their long lists have been divided between male and female. Now, with the inclusion of non-binary, there will be three categories of names to choose from.

Yesterday, we had a new trailer for Gareth Edwards’ “The Creator.” The budget for this film is said to only be $86 million

Benny Safdie has confirmed earlier reports that he will not co-direct the next Safdies movie with Josh Safdie, who will be directing the film on his own.

I really want to vent about “Barbie,” but I can’t, signed an embargo form yesterday, so it’ll have to wait until the review ban lifts.

Talk about praise, Paul Schrader has seen “Oppenheimer” and calls it “the best and most important film of this century.”

Sorry for the misdirection, but I was told Miyazaki’s “The Boy and the Heron” is NOT going to Venice. Scratch it off from your predictions. Not happening.

Netflix has dated “Rustin” for a global release of November 17th, 2023. With that date, they are setting it up as one of their awards titles.

According to THR Italia, Venice Film Festival boss Alberto Barbera is currently working on a Plan B if American films do not participate in the 80th edition due to the actors strike.

“Belfast” filmmaker Sir Kenneth Branagh is set to direct a live-action film based on the animated 1990s series “Gargoyles”.

It’s great to have a new Alexander Payne movie to look forward to, and it’s coming up very soon. A trailer for Payne’s “The Holdovers” has been unveiled.

I haven’t really seen any actual film critics weighing in on Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” which I’m finally set to catch this evening. The review embargo lifts tomorrow afternoon.

Here’s media titan Barry Diller being all doom and gloom when forecasting Hollywood’s future, that is, if the writers and actors’ strikes are not resolved soon.

“The Creator” stars John David Washington as the last hope for mankind after A.I. detonates a nuclear warhead on Los Angeles. A new trailer has just been released.

Several interesting revelations from Christopher Nolan following his interview with the French media’s Hugo Decrypte.

Austin Butler and Colin Farrell are (were) in talks to star before the strike occurred. Negotiations will resume whenever a deal is settled with the studios.

Last year, it was announced that John Woo would remake his best film, an action classic, “The Killer.” Well, it’s begun production in Paris.

According to a Puck report, Luca Guadagnino suggested delaying the release of “Challengers,” but Amazon has yet to make a final decision. This all stems from the actors currently being on strike.

Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman’s “Theater Camp” world premiered this past January at Sundance, where it received two standing ovations at the Eccles.

On Friday, I had reported on the underperformance of ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ at the box-office, and it didn’t get any better this weekend.