Last December, I broke the news that Netflix had dropped Adam McKay’s “Average Height, Average Build.” McKay then quickly jumped into a new project, this one about climate change. No plot details or casting had been announced.

Just like last Valentine’s Day, some brand new images have been released for Todd Phillips’ upcoming “Joker: Folie a Deux.” This time around we get to see Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga together, in the same frame.

Fede Álvarez’s “Alien: Romulus” will be coming out this year, and star Isabela Merced is teasing a disgusting scene from the upcoming horror movie that had her co-stars turning away in horror during a recent cast and crew screening.

Damon was a guest in Colbert’s Late Show and spoke for the first time about this new ‘Bourne’ being in development. It sure sounds like Damon is going to be back as the titular character.

French master Leos Carax already shot his next film, titled “C’est Pas Moi,” which runs a little under an hour. It’s a reflective “essay” piece that might premiere out of competition at this coming May’s Cannes Film Festival.

Doug Liman’s “Road House” reboot, which premieres on Amazon Prime March 8, has turned into a battle between Liman and the streamer. It turns out there’s much more to this story than we first thought.

It’s well-known that Christopher Nolan does not share the same sentiments about the superhero genre as Martin Scorsese does, the latter famously called out Marvel as the nemesis of cinema and the former absolutely adores Zack Snyder’s DCEU.

Of all the projects Villeneuve has percolating next, after ‘Dune 2,’ his adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke’s “Rendezvous With Rama” is the one I’m most excited for.

So, it’s official. After months of rumors and speculation, the cast of Marvel’s “Fantastic Four” has been announced …

Here comes the news that the latest Searchlight film, Andrew Haigh’s “All of Us Strangers,” will not be released on physical media. In recent years, there have been a handful of other titles given the same fate as ‘Strangers.’

it turns out that the 71-year-old filmmaker is not retired. Showbiz411’s Roger Friedman is reporting that Zwick has signed up to direct the medieval-set “Death of Kings.” The project is said to have “Game of Thrones” shades.

Ellis penned the script about a man (played by Joseph Quinn) who witnesses a brutal death during a drug party and embarks on an existential crisis upon entering rehab

We now have our first look at “Hard Truths” (above) which reunites Leigh with actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste, who starred in 1996’s “Secrets & Lies” and was Oscar-nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

Jeff Sneider is reporting that Wes Ball’s “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” had a test screening in Burbank, California just a few weeks ago and that the overall consensus was not good:

Here’s a quick summary, courtesy of X user Denis Villeneuve’s Universe, of the reactions from French audiences who saw “Dune: Part Two” yesterday at Le Theatre Grand Rex in Paris. This is not going to dampen the hype, it’s only going to heighten it.

Of all the films Cillian Murphy has starred in, I always like to mention “Red Eye,” which was this nifty 2005 thriller courtesy of Wes Craven. A B-movie through and through, this was a gripping affair from Craven, and one of his best offerings.

Last month, I mentioned that David Robert Mitchell’s ‘80s-set dinosaur movie, potentially titled “Flowervale Street,” was going to start production in March. We now have some more details about it.

Above is our first real look at Michael Jackson’s nephew, Jaafar Jackson, starring as the iconic musician in Antoine Fuqua’s biopic, which has started production.

In November, I wrote that Solondz’s next project, “Love Child,” would star Elizabeth Olsen. Deadline is now confirming Olsen’s casting, but also adds that Charles Melton (May December) will be co-lead in the film.