Searchlight recently announced a June 21, 2024 release date for Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Kinds of Kindness”. We’re going to be getting our first look trailer tomorrow.

We already know that Neve Campbell is supposed to make her big return to the franchise in this one. Richtman reports that Courtney Cox and Patrick Dempsey will be there as well.

The fourth film in the series, “Bad Boys: Ride Or Die,” is set to be released this summer. A trailer has been released and it looks like the same old shenanigans are back in this one.

Here’s TheInSneider revealing that “Spider-Man 4” is supposed to begin shooting this fall, in either September or October. However, Sony still doesn’t have a director for this one.

These latest images of Timothee Chalamet as Bob Dylan, in james Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown,” are slightly more encouraging than the ones we saw last week.

Earlier this year, Bong Joon-ho’s upcoming sci-fi film, “Mickey 17,” was delayed to a dubious January 2025 release date. It was originally Bong’s wishes to premiere this one at Cannes, but Warner Bros seems is now dumping it.

Remember when it was reported that Abdellatif Kechiche was supposed to shoot his next film in the summer of 2023? Well, it was never shot. Kechiche and his producers did not agree on the budget.

Jason Reitman is reuniting with Sony on “SNL 75” which started production on March 18. The film is set to tackle the behind the scenes chaos of the 1975 premiere of SNL.

The weekend box-office was topped by “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” which grossed an estimated $43.2 million, around $2M below expectations.

As you can imagine, Universal is trying hard to set all the necessary pieces in motion for Gareth Edwards’ “Jurassic City” to attain its summer 2025 release date. A July 31 production start is already scheduled.

After having had its its 2025 release date delayed to October 2, 2026, I’m hearing that Matt Reeves’ “The Batman: Part II” is only supposed to start shooting around February or March of 2025 in the U.K.

The headline over at The Film Stage is that David Robert Mitchell is “finally released from director’s jail”. The reason for this statement is that Mitchell just started production on his first film in over 6 years.

So, it turns out that Paul Thomas Anderson’s new movie isn’t cheap. A source is telling Jeff Sneider that Warner Bros. greenlit PTA’s latest for the whopping cost of $175 million. The original reporting had it anywhere between $100-$125 million.

It works well as this menacing pastiche, but can’t quite stick the landing. That’s alright, taking place in a single location, with a budget rumored to be less than $2 million, the creative juices run freely in this film.

I’m hearing that the planned third season of Sam Levinson’s “Euphoria” has been totally scrapped. It’s not happening. They had plans to shoot it this summer, but they fell through.

That Screen Daily report from yesterday implying that Francis Ford Coppola’s “Megalopolis” might “not be ready” for Cannes … I’m about to pour some cold water on it.

Variety’s Clayton Davis is reporting that “Joker 2: Folie à Deux” is a flat-out musical with 15 songs being covered throughout the film, and that’s not counting the “1 or 2 originals” recorded for the film.