On Friday, I asked our readers to vote for the best Martin Scorsese film of the 21st century. Close to 1700 votes were tabulated. No surprise, “The Wolf of Wall Street” came out on top.
Read more‘The Wager’ is Martin Scorsese’s Next Film, According to Author David Grann
As we anticipate the release of Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon,” the legendary filmmaker is already setting his sights on another movie produced by Apple.
Read more‘Saltburn’ Trailer on Wednesday
This morning, we got a little tease of Emerald Fennell’s “Saltburn,” set to have its world premiere at Telluride this coming weekend. A trailer is set to be released, via Amazon Studios, on Wednesday.
David Ayer’s Latest ‘Suicide Squad’ Rant: “That Sh*t Broke Me”
Can someone please release the director’s cut already? This man is suffering. He’s probably been to therapy way too many times over this. He needs closure.
Read moreNeill Blomkamp Teases ‘District 10’
It does look as though Neill Blomkamp will be teaming up with Sony to shoot the sequel to his cult 2009 sci-fi film “District 9.” However, the question still remain as to when exactly.
Read moreFincher’s ‘The Killer’ Has A Poster
There is still no trailer for the the film, which will exclusively screen at the Venice Film Festival this coming September 3rd. We also barely have any images, just the two stills released by Venice earlier this month.
Read more‘Rustin’ Trailer …
The film is coming to us from Netflix with a global streaming release of November 17th, 2023. With that date, the streaming giant is setting it up as one of its main awards titles.
Read moreLynne Ramsay’s ‘Polaris’ is Set in 1890s Alaska, and Being Described as “Horror Thriller”
Denis Villeneuve Confirms Plans to Direct ‘Dune: Messiah’
So, we’re maybe getting a third ‘Dune.’ That is either very good or very bad news, depending on who you speak to.
Read moreAlberto Barbera Looks Back at Jonathan Glazer’s ‘Under the Skin’ Being Booed at Venice
In an interview with The Guardian, Venice artistic director Alberto Barbera reminisced about the 2013 screening of “Under the Skin.”
Read more‘Last Of Us’ Creator Says Some People Didn’t Like Episode 3 “Because, You Know, Gay Stuff”
There was some backlash about the gay-themed romance at the center of “Long, Long Time.” The episode was review bombed on IMDb and Metacritic, which journalists claimed was due to homophobia.
Read moreStrong Word-of-Mouth Carries ‘Gran Turismo’ to Projected $16 Million Debut
Blomkamp’s film nabbed an A CinemaScore, 5 stars from PostTrak and a strong 7.3 on IMDb. This has clearly led to it overperforming at the box-office.
Read more‘Snow White’ March 2024 Release Date Most Likely Delayed
Disney’s much criticized “Snow White” live-action remake wrapped filming in July 2022 and was supposed to be released on March 22nd, 2024.
Read moreSofia Coppola Admits ‘Marie Antoinette’ Was a “Flop”
It’s hard to believe, but Sofia Coppola’s “Marie Antoinette” was booed at its Cannes premiere in May of 2006. The film also received mixed reviews from critics and is still “rotten” on RT.
Read moreBaz Luhrmann Eyed to Direct Disney’s ‘Tangled’ Live-Action Remake
The 28 Must-See Fall Movies [Updated]
UPDATED: I’ve taken off ‘Dune 2’ and also added 10 new titles. Although title options are running out, I’m still tempted to turn this into a top 35.
Read moreMartin Scorsese’s Best Film of the 21st Century?
Some, maybe many, believe that Martin Scorsese’s 21st century output of films paled in comparison to his earlier stuff from ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s.
Read moreSan Sebastien Adds Cristi Puiu, Xavier LeGrand and Isabella Eklöf to Competition
A few surprise world premieres are part of the last batch of competition titles at the San Sebastien Film Festival. “Holiday” filmmaker Isabella Eklöf‘s “Kalak,” Xavier Legrand‘s “The Successor,” and Cristi Puiu’s “MMXX,” have been added alongside Kitty Green’s Telluride-TIFF selected “The Royal Hotel,” Raven Jackson’s “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt” and Christos Nikou‘s “Fingernails”.
Harmony Korine: ‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare III’ “Looks Better Than Anything That Spielberg’s Ever Done” [Updated]
What’s Actually Getting Good Buzz? ‘Poor Things,’ ‘Saltburn’ and ‘All Of Us Strangers’
All throughout the summer I’ve been hearing whispers, here and there, about the upcoming fall movie slate, which has lowered my expectations about the amount of quality we might be getting at the September fests.
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