Originally, the actor said he only invested $20M of his own money on ‘Horizon’ and then he stated it was $38M. At Cannes, he told IndieWire that it was $100M. Now he’s claiming it’s $50M.

I’m sure you’ve already read our reporting on David Fincher’s upcoming English-language remake of “Squid Game”, with much assistance from the always reliable Jeff Sneider.

In an interview with Collider, Eddie Murphy, who plays Donkey, says that not only is ‘Shrek 5’ currently in production, but it’s coming out in 2025.

Last October, Disney decided to delay the release of its controversial live-action “Snow White” by nearly a year. It is now set to open on March 21, 2025.

Columbia Pictures has seemingly registered “28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple” as a title for Danny Boyle's new film. Shooting on the sequel began in London last month.

As predicted on Thursday, “Inside Out 2” just had a $100M second weekend. It’s the best second weekend ever for an animated film. It’s also officially overtaken "Dune: Part Two" as the biggest movie of the year, so far.

Remember when David O. Russell cast Taylor Swift in “Amsterdam” and subsequently killed her off 10 minutes into the movie? Not many people do, that’s because 2022’s “Amsterdam” was barely seen by anyone.

An interesting update when it comes to Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, which already stars Leonard DiCaprio, Benicio Del Toro, Sean Penn, Regina Hall, Alana Haim and Teyana Taylor.

Nichols is finally tackling the reason why he decided to not make the film, and it’s kind of what I was expecting him to say. There’s always a price to pay when an auteur decides to enter the world of IP.

Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer,” starring Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey, is a much-anticipated fall title that will no doubt rile up some viewers. It’s all but set to have its world premiere at Venice.

Prime Video has decided to restore the artwork for Stanley Kubrick's “Full Metal Jacket.” This decision comes after Matthew Modine, who starred in the film, called out the streamer for altering the image.

It’s been almost eight years since Jeff Nichols released his last film, 2016’s “Loving.” Yesterday, that all changed, when “The Bikeriders” hit theaters nationwide.

The new “Chinatown” 4K Bluray was made available to purchase three days ago and there’s no mention whatsoever of Roman Polanski on the front or back cover.

I’ve already delved into the chaotic backstory of “The Exorcism,” which is now playing in theaters. The film was shot in 2019, and some of it was reshot in 2023.

It’s not shocking to learn that Eddie Murphy and producer Jerry Bruckheimer are already working on “Beverly Hills Cop 5.”

Not many ‘70s films have aged as well as Polanski’s “Chinatown.” This was a fever dream of a noir, starring Jack Nicholson, that relied on atmosphere and tone while being driven by Robert Towne’s all-timer of a script.

We’re practically halfway done in the year, and that means I’ll be polling hundreds of critics for my annual mid-year critics’ poll. Ballots will be sent out today.

If you just cannot wait until Monday, then the trailer is also playing during weekend screenings of Jeff Nichols’ “The Bikeriders.”

The first reactions to Ti West's MaXXXine have arrived. The film had a surprise screening in Los Angeles on Thursday, which occurred at the same time as the NYC press screening.