Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer” will have its world premiere at the 77th Cannes Film Festival which is set to take place May 14 to 25, 2024. It’ll be the first time Guadagnino brings one of his films on the Croisette.

Will the bad “Argylle” reviews put a damper on Matthew Vaughn’s current momentum in the industry? He had a promising start in his career (“Layer Cake,” “Kick-Ass,” “X-Men: First Class”) but it’s all going to sh*ts right now for him.

Sean Wang’s “Didi” has been acquired by Focus Features who will give it a much-deserved theatrical release later this year. No word on how much Focus had to fork out to nab the film.

Paul Giamatti is a treasure. Let us remember that he wasn’t even Oscar nominated, and should have won, for 2004’s “Sideways.” He is back in the race, this time nominated for “The Holdovers.”

Now, in a Time Magazine interview, Villeneuve confirms he’s currently working on three projects: “Dune: Messiah,” “Cleopatra” and an adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke’s “Rendezvous With Rama.”

I don’t know why Matthew Vaughn, who has been everywhere lately, needs to weigh in on the MCU, but, sure, why not? He’s got “Argylle,” a spy movie, coming out next week and hasn’t really been involved in the superhero genre since ‘X-Men: First Class.”

Although Nolan prefers to make big studio epics, that doesn’t mean he isn’t fond of smaller budgeted indies. When asked about some of the more recent films that he’s seen, Nolan namechecks two A24 titles as favorites.

I was wondering about the curious absence of “Black Flies,” which I happened to catch at its May 18, 2023 debut in Cannes.

Also, four posters were released this afternoon, all well-designed, with a niche ‘70s look, and intriguing enough to have us look forward to Friday’s preview. You can check them all out at the end of this article.

After checking out these images from the new Paul Thomas Anderson film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, the “Vineland” rumors are not subsiding anytime soon.

In April, Ritchie teams up with Lionsgate for the feature film “The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare” for which we now have a trailer.

Now that he’s no longer directing “Wolfman,” director Derek Cianfrance might have found his next project, which could result in it being his first film in over 8 years.

How bad is the “Thunderbolts” script? That’s the first thing I asked myself after learning that Ayo Edebiri had announced her exit from the project. Her reason for dropping out was just as dubious (“scheduling conflict”).

The British actor that plays the American superhero trend continues. “House of Dragon” star Milly Alcock has signed on to play “Supergirl” in James Gunn's DCU.

Chris Rock is set to direct “Another Round”, a remake of the 2020 Thomas Vinterberg-directed black comedy that won the Oscar for Best International Film.

I’ve contacted Denis Villeneuve's people to get their comments on this rumor that’s been going around. I’ll update this post if they do, in fact, answer. Based on my experiences, if they don’t, then there might be something to this.

Netflix has decided to turn a stone-cold classic into a by-the-books action movie. At least that’s what the trailer for Julien Leclercq’s “Wages of Fear” hints at.