Here’s a delay that actually turns out to be great news. I’m hearing Warner Bros will most likely be delaying the release of Bong Joon-ho’s “Mickey 17.”

In a conversation with his “Dune: Part Two” co-star Josh Brolin, via Interview Magazine, Austin Butler praised director Denis Villeneuve with the kind of glowing praise some readers here would agree with:

A poll conducted this past week by The Journal, with over 8,000 regular moviegoers polled, indicates that two hours is the limit for most audiences (34.3%) followed by two-and-a-half hours (27.9%).

Ninja Thyberg impressed me with her 2020 directorial debut, “Pleasure,” and she’s now attached to direct a “Witches of Eastwick” remake for WB and Red Wagon Entertainment

In a new piece in The Wall Street Journal, Martin Scorsese says Leonardo DiCaprio brought an “endless, endless, endless!” amount of improv to his lines, which prompted De Niro and Scorsese to roll their eyes.

The latest numbers have it opening at around $24 million. Not bad. It’s the third-best nationwide opening of Scorsese’s career.

Martin Scorsese is turning 81 next month, he has said that he wants to make “one or two more films”. We’re all pushing for that to happen.

I gather many readers bought a ticket for Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” this weekend. This is a thread where you can post your thoughts on it.

There are some folks utterly shocked by THR’s box-office forecasting of “The Marvels.” Pamela Mcclintock’s writeup suggests that “superhero fatigue” will lead the latest MCU movie to a $75-$80 million domestic opening.

As much as I love “American Fiction,” and it does have its TIFF award as a momentum booster, I don’t believe it stands a chance at winning Best Picture. THR’s Scott Feinberg believes that it does, and has it as his current #1 with Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” at #2.

It’s been six long years since Kathryn Bigelow released her last film, “Detroit.” It turns out the Oscar-winning filmmaker has had a project brewing since March 2022, which is when she signed on to direct “Aurora” for Netflix.

Last month, I wrote about the 25-year anniversary of Todd Solondz’ “Happiness.” A little over 25 years after its Cannes debut, this film still rattles people. It seems to have aged just fine.

Some really good numbers are coming in for Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon.” It slightly exceeded expectations, earning $2.6 million in Thursday previews.

Errol Morris’ reputation is that of a titan of the non-fiction genre. Every documentary the 75-year-old filmmaker releases, and there have now been 13 of them, is its own kind of movie event.

What are Disney/Searchlight doing with the Jonathan Majors- starring “Magazine Dreams”? It’s less than two months away from release and no promotional material has been released.

“The Iron Claw” sounds like the type of film that would have absolutely benefited from a film festival. Durkin is coming off two notable features, especially 2011’s “Martha Marcy May Marlene” and there’s lots of buzz for this one.

Brie Larson might be leaving her “Captain Marvel” character behind, as a new report claims the MCU actress is disillusioned with the backlash her role has been receiving.

In an interview with Brazilian outlet, “Poor Things” cinematographer Robbie Ryan confirms that Yorgos Lanthimos’ “AND,” starring Emma Stone, will be released in 2024.

Only half of the film had been shot before the July 14 strike began. This is a crushing blow for theaters, with Deadline reporting that we can soon expect more summer titles to get delayed.