17 years after “Brokeback Mountain” lost Best Picture to “Crash,” director Ang Lee has decided to, state the obvious, by pointing the finger and blaming homophobia for the Oscar upset.

Doug Liman’s “Road House,” Amazon Prime Video’s remake of the 1989 film, easily topped the streaming charts for the week of March 18 to 24. It wouldn’t have gotten this many eyeballs if it had gone theatrical.

Alright, let me quickly guide you as to what I know about Denis Villeneuve’s potential, rumored, involvement in directing the next James Bond.

Garland admits that he’s “fallen out of love” with filmmaking. “I do actually love film, but filmmaking doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It exists in a life and also in a broader context. I have to interact, in a way – without being rude.”

After many delays, “Reagan,” which was shot in 2020, is set for an August 30, 2024 theatrical release. The film stars Quaid (as Reagan), Jon Voight, Mena Suvari, Kevin Sorbo and Kevin Dillon.

“One way I knew Megalopolis was finished is that I’ve begun work on a new film,” he tells Deadline. “It won’t be cheap by any means, but I don’t know if it can be called ‘an epic film.'”

It’s Easter Weekend, which means plenty of folks will be flocking to movie theaters, but “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” is mightily struggling in its second weekend of release.

This morning, Jeff Sneider had social media snowflakes in damn-near meltdown when he reported that Johnny Depp and Sydney Sweeney were set to star in Marc Webb’s “Day Drinker.”

Sony has given the film, what THR is calling, “a prime awards-season spot on the theatrical calendar.” The film will hit Los Angeles and New York theaters November 15, in limited release, before going wide November 27.

Universal announced that Leigh Whannell’s “Wolf Man” has delayed its release by three months, and will now open wide in theaters on Jan. 17, 2025. It had previously been scheduled for Oct. 25, 2024.

Variety has a bombshell new report about the behind-the-scenes chaos. Rewrites, frustrations, conflicted schedules, and even the possibility of Sam Levinson’s firing. This show is in serious jeopardy of never returning.

We have an update on Lynne Ramsay’s next film, “Stone Mattress,” based on the Margaret Atwood novel of the same name. Julianne Moore, Sandra Oh and Kyle Chandler are set to star.

Warner Bros. Pictures and Bad Robot have announced that David Robert Mitchell’s “Flowervale Street,” starring Anne Hathaway, and Ewan McGregor, will open in IMAX on May 16, 2025.

I had no idea that Osgood Perkins, director of “Longlegs”, had another film almost ready for release, but that’s what Deadline is reporting. It’s called “The Monkey” and based on a short story by Stephen King.

It’s exceeding all initial projections and now a $75-80M+ opening weekend is the most likely outcome (originally, it was $50 million). It’s also now looking at a $26-28 million Friday. A $200 million worldwide opening is a possibility.

Almost 8 months after its release, Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” has been released in Japan. It’s understandable to learn of Japan’s decision to include “trigger warnings” before every screening.

Jay Roach's next film is said to be a remake of Danny Devito’s black comedy “The War of the Roses”. This time around, the vengeful lovebirds will be played by Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman.

The place was packed, with over 300 invitees — “a who’s who of heavy hitters” that includes friends and family of Coppola’s. Al Pacino and Roger Corman were spotted there. All of the studio chiefs were in attendance.

Anthony Mackie is the latest one. He’s now willing to admit working in the MCU has its difficulties. In an interview with RadioTimes, he talks about feeling hemmed while working on Marvel projects …