I budged and rewatched Chloe Zhao’s “Nomadland.” The film won Best Picture during that surreal, and pandemic-inflicted, 2021 Oscars ceremony.

The French remake, starring Nathalie Emmanuel and Omar Sy, is actually now available to stream on Peacock. No theatrical release for this one. The reviews have so far been mixed.

The Oscar winner tells Empire that he’s starting to limit his acting roles but was “inspired” enough by the script for Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator,” that it was too tempting not to hop onboard the project.

Last month, we reported about how Macon Blair’s remake of “The Toxic Avenger,” starring Peter Dinklage, was deemed “too out there” and “unreleasable.”

On 08.16.24, I reported on the mediocre reactions that greeted James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown” at a recent private screening.

The trades were predicting a $6M-$8M weekend for “The Crow.” It looks like it’s going to be a lot worse for Rupert Sanders’ badly reviewed reboot.

After initially being expected to hit theaters, the much-delayed “Salem’s Lot” is finally set to debut on Warner Bros' streaming platform Max on October 2024.

Vanity Fair’s first look at Pablo Larrain’s “Maria,” which is set to debut at Venice next weekend, attempts to set up Angelina Jolie as a potential Oscar contender.

It appears that AI was used to generate the false critics quotes in the “Megalopolis” trailer (via Variety). Eddie Egan, who wrote and cut the “Megalopolis” trailer, has been fired.

We already knew that Alejandro G. Iñàrritu’s next film would star Tom Cruise, but this project just got even more enticing.

The summer movie season is nearing its finish, and judging by Thursday’s numbers, it’s going to be a very quiet at the box office this weekend.

Sylvester Stallone, 78, is set to return for a sequel to his 1993 action thriller “Cliffhanger.” Screen is reporting that “Cliffhanger 2” will be starting production in September/October.

These last few weeks, I’ve been asking around about potential breakout titles, and the two that keep on being mentioned are Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” and RaMell Ross’ “Nickel Boys.”

The embargo has lifted and as expected, “The Crow” isn’t doing well with critics. To make matters worse, Alex Proyas, director of the 1994 original, is reposting the bad reviews on his social media.

This one comes from scooper Daniel Richtman, who has a 50/50 track record, and it claims that Tom Cruise is in talks to star in Doug Liman’s “Deeper.” Warner Bros would be producing this one.

Tim Burton has already stated how making Disney’s “Dumbo” (2019) was a “soul destroying” experience for him, but we didn’t know it was this bad.

Speaking to Vulture, Guillermo del Toro spoke, at length, about his 2015 film, “Crimson Peak.” Upon release, the film was met with mixed reviews and a shaky box office.

Is Disney trying to erase the show? Some are speculating that they might next be pulling the show from its streaming platform.

Germany has submitted Mohammad Rasoulof’s “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” which screened at Cannes, for its Oscar entry in the Best International Feature race.