The film just earned 4 1/2 stars on PostTrak, an A on CinemaScore and is 98% “Verified Hot” on RT. It was released in 2500 locations this weekend and is set to earn around $8M by Sunday — its budget was around $20M.

First reactions to RaMell Ross’ “Nickel Boys” make it sound way more interesting than initially believed. Apparently, the film has an “experimental” narrative and is being described by some as “avant-garde.”

The 51st Telluride Film Festival kicked off last night. One of the more anticipated movies to world premiere there is Edward Berger’s “Conclave,” which screened in the early evening to very positive reactions.

Refn is telling Variety that the film, set in Japan, will be in English and Japanese. The project has already been financed and will shoot next year. It’s based on an original story.

Here’s an intriguing update concerning Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” Peter Sarsgaard, who co-stars in the upcoming Warner Bros. film, is telling THR that the film will have singing and dancing.

Is a “Tropic Thunder” sequel on the way? Justin Theroux, who co-wrote, produced and acted in the 2008 comedy, is telling CBR that a sequel could happen, with Robert Downey Jr. possibly returning to reprise his role as Kirk Lazarus.

“Babygirl” has screened at Venice, and the reviews for the A24 title are positive, with many citing Nicole Kidman’s “brave” and “brilliant” performance. “Babygirl” is currently at 82 on Metacritic.

A year after his #MeToo controversy unfolded online, Variety reported that Armie Hammer was “totally broke” and working as a timeshare salesperson in the Cayman Islands.

Apparently, Wong Kar-wai’ “Blossoms” is getting a different color grade for the international release. This could explain why there’s still been no news as to a U.S. release.

According to The SFF Gazette, the trailer for Disney’s live action “Snow White” has already received more than 1 million dislikes on YouTube.

It looks like A24’s unusual rollout of “Sing Sing” is coming to an end, to the point where almost eight weeks into its release, the film is now starting to lose theaters, 42 of them this weekend.

Ali Abbasi’s “The Apprentice” has been acquired by Tom Ortenberg’s Briarcliff Entertainment for a pre-election U.S. release on October 11. The film will also be getting an awards push.

It looks Netflix will have to fully concentrate their awards campaigning on Angelina Jolie’s lead performance and not the film itself.

Recent intel, which I’ve just shared with Jeff Sneider, leans towards David Fincher’s next film being called “Squid Game: America.”

As far as I’m concerned, the addition of Sissy Spacek and Nick Nolte to the cast of Lynne Ramsay’s “Die, My Love” is fantastic.

On 07.20.24, I reported on the possibility that the next ‘Jurassic World’ movie, directed by Gareth Edwards, would be called “Jurassic World Rebirth.” It’s now been confirmed as the title.

Apple TV surprised many today by releasing Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon: The Director’s Cut” on their platform. A trailer has also been unveiled.

Joshua Oppenheimer’s “The End” will be hitting Telluride and Toronto this fall. The film was previously snubbed by Venice and Cannes. A new image has been released.

Given the industry excitement surrounding RaMell Ross’ “Nickel Boys,” they could have probably chosen a better first image than the one that was released today — shown above.

The Telluride Film Festival, which runs over the four-day Labor Day weekend (this year, August 30 – September 2), has announced the lineup for its 51st edition.