Over the past year (or two), Hollywood has greenlit remakes of “Vertigo,” “High & Low,” “The Conversation,” “Night of the Hunter,” “Possession,” “Wizard of Oz,” “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” and “Body Heat.”

Ron Howard’s “Eden” will have its world premiere at TIFF. I’d slightly tamper my expectations for this one as it is not headed to either Venice or Telluride.

After the success of “Barbie,” Mattel went on overdrive and greenlit 14 movies, currently in development, based on games and toy lines.

Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly is set to return in a continuation of 2006’s “The Devil Wears Prada.” Emily Blunt is also eyed to come back for the sequel.

A trailer for the MCU’s upcoming “Captain America: Brave New World” will be released on Thursday. Reshoots on the film are currently happening in Georgia, until August.

Doug Liman tells Empire magazine that he and Tom Cruise are still discussing about potentially making the sequel, and even revisited the film together on the eve of its 10 year anniversary.

For whatever it’s worth, I spoke to someone who’s seen Steve McQueen’s “Blitz.” They’re telling me it’s a “good” movie.

I received a few emails this morning about Jordan Peele’s next film, still untitled, set for October 23, 2026, release.

“Longlegs” is quite good. Oz Perkins knows how to frame and block the hell out of his films. In his version of the serial-killer thriller, he uses the grisly realism of past classics, and ends up flirting with the supernatural.

On the 7/5/24 episode of Double Toasted, “Havoc” actor Justin Cornwell mentions that the film is set to release in “January 2025.”

A trailer will be released tomorrow morning. The top billed names on the poster are, as suspected, Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Connie Nielsen and Denzel Washington.

Last month, the Sony disaster known as “Madame Web” finally found an audience on Netflix. It’s turned into this guilty pleasure on streaming with viewers flocking to catch the botched superhero movie.

In a new interview with Deadline, Bruckheimer isn’t necessarily disputing that figure as much as saying that it will end up costing drastically less because of “sponsorships” and “rebates”:

After a planned merger failed to materialize in June, Paramount and CBS have a merger deal with David Ellison’s Skydance that’s finally been approved by the company’s board.

Universal/Illumination’s “Despicable Me 4” grossed $122 million in just five days. The “Minions” are a brand and they play like gangbusters with family audiences.

The big releases this week are “Despicable Me 4” and Ti West’s “MaXXXine.” Let’s focus on the latter, which is the third film of the trilogy, starring Mia Goth.

The more pertinent question I have is whether Gaga actually has in her acting skillset to “blow our minds” with anything she does on-screen.