I gather many of our readers have seen the film now. A core part of the audience has been dressing up in pink to watch it in theaters, did you do the same? Actually, maybe don’t mention that in the comments section below.

Joseph Kosinski’s movie, “Apex,” is continuing to film at Formula One events, but without its star Brad Pitt. Although, there have been rumors of Pitt wanting to defy the strike and just shoot the damn thing.

These Konbini videos out of France are really a treasure to behold. You can check out their entire library of guests here, even Wes Anderson popped up just a few weeks ago.

It’s now been eight months since the Sight and Sound “Best Films of All Time” poll was released, but Paul Schrader is still upset by “Jeanne Dielman” being named best film.

The studios are starting to delay the openings of their big fall films because of the SAG strike. We’ve already read about the possibility of “Dune 2,” and “The Color Purple” getting delayed. “Challengers” has officially moved to Spring 2024.

Christian Petzold’s “Afire” is, for the most part, a mesmerizing character study and probably the best film the German filmmaker has given us.

There are two separate IndieWire articles slyly mentioning that Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” could have a New York Film Festival premiere in October.

UPDATED: “Challengers” has officially been pulled from the Venice Film Festival where it was supposed to be the opening night film. Amazon has also delayed its release to the Spring of 2024.

Thursday's preview grosses for "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" are astonishing. And, what’s that? In only its second weekend of release, ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ might land at #4, right behind …“Sound of Freedom”?

In Eric Kohn’s informative TIFF write up (via IndieWire), he tackles just how different the Canadian-set festival might look like this year with the actors strike likely to continue into the fall.

Early tracking, via BoxOffcePro.com, has the film earning $12-$17M domestically in its opening weekend, with a total domestic gross of just $27-$55M. Ouch.

Here’s some predictable news. Samuel L Jackson has been cast in Quentin Tarantino’s “The Movie Critic,” according to insider Daniel Richtman.

According to a new report from Variety, the shutting down of production on Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator 2,” due to the ongoing actors strike, is costing Paramount/Universal $600,000 per week.

Fresh off the 2022 U.S. release of “Vortex,” one of the best movies of his career, French director Gaspar Noé had already previously hinted at what he might be doing next.

The sequel to Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic “Dune” might be delayed to 2024, this according to Variety.

In France, "Barbie" was released on Wednesday. It was screened only for “selected” press, and now the uninvited critics, from some major publications, are complaining.

How exactly did this happen? “Sound of Freedom” crossing the $100 million mark at the domestic box-office is some kind of achievement. It’s the highest earning independently-financed film of the year, by a long shot.

Now, let’s play a game. What are the four movies that Jackson seems to be referring to in the Vulture interview?

Eli Roth’s feature version of videogame Borderlands has set an August 9th, 2024 release date, via Deadline. That’s more than a year from now.