If you’ve seen Francis Lawrence’s “I Am Legend” then you know that Will Smith’s Dr. Robert Neville dies at the end. I was really entertained by that movie, but felt the ending was severely underwhelming.

Apple/Paramount have switched the VOD release date of the film to December 5th, 2023. That’s right, ‘Killers’ will be available to rent this coming Tuesday.

Yorgos Lanthimos‘ fourth film with Emma Stone, originally titled “AND,” has been renamed “Kind of Kindness.” We can expect this one sometime in 2024.

Cahiers du Cinéma never cared about hive-mind or “groupthink,” they live in their own passionate world of auteur-driven moviegoing.

As promised, the trailer for George Miller’s “Furiosa” has been released and … it looks like ‘Fury Road.’ Miller seems to be copying the same blueprint, visually speaking, and the action scenes look familiar.

Here’s your chance to chime in. I gather many of you have seen both films, hopefully on the big screen — which one deserves it more? Both are 3+ hour epics with some of the finest filmmaking of the year, but what’s been the bigger achievement?

“The Marvels” will not be breaking the $100 million mark domestically at the box office, and that only reinforces the fact that audiences might finally be getting sick of superhero movies .

Well, that didn’t take long. Less than three weeks since it got theatrically released, Eli Roth‘s “Thanksgiving” has already been greenlit for a sequel.

The life and times of composer/conductor Leonard Bernstein is the crux of Bradley Cooper's "Maestro," a vanity statement that doesn’t quite hit the mark.

The 89th New York Film Critics Circle announced its winners this morning.

A video has surfaced of Jafaar Jackson performing as Michael Jackson in Antoine Fuqua’s biopic of the late, legendary singer. Filming began on the film two days ago. The resemblance between Jafaar and his uncle is uncanny.

I wasn’t sure what the status of Solondz’s next project, “Love Child,” was, but it looks like he might finally be making it soon. Elizabeth Olsen is set to star in the film, according to a new casting notice. A Spring shoot is scheduled.

A French trailer for “The Beast” is now online. Bertrand Bonello’s critically acclaimed sci-fi mindbender, starring Lea Seydoux and George MacKay, will be released in 2024.

Disney CEO Bob Iger was a guest at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit on Wednesday. I’ll now be covering some of the key parts of his speech, via CNBC’s Alex Sherman.

In September, I had exclusively reported that director Ali Abassi, who made waves at Cannes with two films, “Border” and “Holy Spider,” was set to shoot his third feature in October.

The Warner Bros booth at CCXP in Brazil, features a preview of George Miller’s upcoming prequel, “Furiosa.” The image, although not in high quality, can be seen above.

Released in 2022, Derickson’s film was shot on a shoestring $16 million budget and ended up grossing over $160 million worldwide. It was a good film, a small fever-dream of a thriller that riled up our nerves.

Disney boss Bob Iger made it very clear that the only way this would happen was if Cameron directed it himself and not original director Robert Rodriguez.