Remember Zhang Yimou? He was one of the most acclaimed international filmmakers of the ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s, best known for films like “To Live,” “Raise the Red Lantern,” “Hero,” & “House of the Flying Daggers.”

Yesterday was Batman Forever’s 29th anniversary and this led to #ReleaseTheSchumacherCut, once again, going viral on social media.

After having had its 2025 release delayed to October 2, 2026, James Gunn is confirming that Matt Reeves is still working on the script for “The Batman: Part II,” and that it will be submitted “when Matt thinks it’s ready.”

Director David Robert Mitchell and actress Maika Monroe are reuniting on “They Follow,” a sequel to the 2014 cult horror film, “It Follows.”

In the blink of an eye, Armie Hammer went from being Hollywood’s hottest new actor to working in a cubicle, as a concierge, at a Caymans Island hotel.

A quick update on Steve McQueen’s “Blitz.” The film was screened in NYC and London — these were “private” with only a handful of carefully selected number of critics invited.

Robert Eggers’ film, set to be in theaters on December 25, might be skipping the fall festivals, but is no less one of our most anticipated films of the fall.

In 2017, critics seemed to be in universal agreement that David Ayer's "Bright," starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton, was a terrible action movie.

With the release of “Inside Out 2,” the 28th Pixar film, there’s enough reason to look back on the artistic peak of the Disney-backed animated company. 

“The Exorcism” has been in post-production hell for the better part of four years. Its own director, Miller, even admitted that he didn’t believe the film would ever be completed.

Earlier in the year, Gia Coppola wrapped production on her latest film, “The Last Showgirl,” which I’m starting to hear very interesting things about. 

More good news for exhibitors, “Inside Out 2” had an earth shattering $50M Friday, and that’s not counting the $13M it grossed on Thursday. The film also garnered a predictable “A” on CinemaScore.

I can confirm that, despite Roger Corman’s notable absence, the film is still very much happening and will start shooting in September. Brad Krevoy and Charles Cohen have stepped in big time as producers.

I’ve already tackled the insanity of Marvel’s “Blade” reboot which just lost another director, Yann Demange, and is now undergoing more rewrites. No word yet on whether it gets delayed to 2026.

Paramount has decided to reboot Taylor Hackford’s 1982 romance “An Officer and A Gentleman.” Tackling Richard Gere’s role will be Miles Teller. Dana Fox (“Cruella,” “The Lost City”) has written the latest draft.

Last night, HBO screened a 25th anniversary documentary titled “Wiseguy: David Chase and the Sopranos,” directed by Alex Gibney, at the Tribeca Film Festival. The 160-minute film was full of revelations.

Russell Crowe is tackling the odd latter half of his acting career which has been filled with the strangest of projects, including, most recently, back-to-back cheapie exorcism movies.

Taylor is best known as the genius casting director of Allen’s most iconic films; she’s worked on a whopping 43 of his films. That’s practically half the credits in her filmography.