Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part II,” produced by Warner Bros, should handily go past that mark and probably reach $600-700 million worldwide. The film’s got legs. It made $7 million on Monday and $8 million on Tuesday.

The tightest and most interesting race resides in the Best Actress category. Can Lily Gladstone win the Oscar despite not being nominated by BAFTA and her role being a supporting turn? Emma Stone sure hopes not.

A24’s big deal out of TIFF happened on 09.15.23. That’s when they bought Greg Kwedar’s acclaimed “Sing Sing,” which stars Colman Domingo, Clarence Maclin, Sean San José, and Paul Raci.

Saulnier is now talking, for the first time, about the ups and downs of making “Rebel Ridge,” which did not show up in Netflix’s recently unveiled 2024 lineup. Saulnier described the making of “Rebel Ridge” as “tumultuous.”

During an investor conference Q&A, Disney CEO Bob Iger had to calm down worried investors who wondered if the company’s best days were behind it.

During the 2024 Crunchyroll Anime Awards, Bong Joon-ho was a presenter and revealed that he’s actively developing an anime movie in Japan.

Keanu Reeves was already set to star in Jonah Hill’s “Outcome” and now Deadline is reporting that, the recently unretired, Cameron Diaz is close to being added to the cast.

ABC10 journalist Mark S. Allen seems to know what Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film is about, but he’s not dishing all the details out of respect for the cast and crew. However, he does divulge some interesting details …

Johnson clearly knows that her film stinks, that’s the first thing you notice in many of the interviews she’s giving: her total reluctance in saying anything positive about “Madame Web”.

Speaking to Screen Daily in Qatar, Denis says the film is titled '“The Fence”, and noted it centers on “four main characters, three men and a woman,” three of whom have been cast.

A24 has given Ti West’s “MaXXXine,” a whodunnit slasher, starring Mia Goth, a July 5, 2024 release date. So, we’ll be seeing it during the thick of the summer movie season. This also means it won’t premiere at Venice.

In a recent interview, Linklater had confirmed the project and went on to describe it as being “like a New Wave film” — I’m also hearing that it will be shot in black and white.

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.

Daniel Goldhaber directs the remake. He turned a lot of heads with last year’s taut, tense and terrific “How to Blow Up A Pipeline.” I was also a big fan of his 2018 breakout, “Cam.”

Director Zack Snyder’s sci-fi epic “Rebel Moon” premiered on Netflix in last December, and we’re also getting the sequel, “Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver,” in April, but that’s not all folks.

We already know that Denzel Washington and Halle Berry will be starring in Lee’s film, which is being helmed by A24 and Apple Studios. The film will be a remake of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 crime thriller of the same name.

Leos Carax was a guest at the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra event in Qatar. The filmmaker spoke about his career, his total hatred of digitally shot films and his upcoming 40-minute cinematic self-essay.