In a surprising turn of events, Warner Bros. has set a PVOD and digital release of Tim Burton‘s “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” for October 8 — only 33 days after its theatrical release.

How odd that People Magazine has the exclusive trailer for Clint Eastwood’s “Juror #2.” It can’t be found anywhere else. Is Warner Bros dumping Eastwood's "final film"? I sure hope not.

Looks like Mike Judge’s long-gestating “Automatic Trucking” is finally about to enter production. According to Production List, a November shoot is being eyed on the film. This is set to be his first film since 2009.

Some were skeptical that the actor would stay retired for long, but until today, he had stayed true to his word. That’s because the actor has just been spotted on the set of a film called “Avelyne,” with Sean Bean.

Earlier in the year, Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator II” test screened and it clocked in at around 160 minutes, according to a person who attended. Now I’m hearing the film will be 2 hours 28 minutes.

Know what? I actually agree with Coppola. It’s not that far fetched to believe that “Megalopolis” will have a healthy shelf life — mostly because it’s unlike any film we’ve ever seen before.

Adam Sandler’s sequel to his 1995 cult classic comedy “Happy Gilmore” is currently shooting in New Jersey, it started production earlier this month, and Netflix is already eyeing a release date six months from now. Quick turnaround.

Gilliam is telling Czech media that he doesn’t have the sufficient funds to make ‘Carnival,’ and that he would have to creatively compromise his vision to make it happen (via Novinky).

Filming is underway with Barry Keoghan, Tim Roth, and Rebecca Ferguson joining the cast. Tom Harper (“The Aeronauts”) has been confirmed as director. He previously directed the second half of the first season of “Peaky Blinders.”

Here’s our first look at Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme,” which just started filming in New York City. Yes, that’s Timothee Chalamet as Ping Pong champion Marty Reisman. A24 is producing.

With the making of “Aggro Dr1ft” and “Baby Invasion,” Korine has more or less left cinema, or at least the current definition of cinema. He’s more interested in reinventing what a film can be, but critics have so far not been impressed by what he’s created.

Per Cineuropa, Claire Denis’s next film is titled “The Cry of the Guards,” and will star Matt Dillon, Riley Keough, and Isaach de Bankolé. Production is expected to begin in January in Senegal.

Shooting on Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” kicked off back in January 25, and del Toro took to Twitter this morning to announce that production has finally wrapped. That’s nine months of shooting, with barely a break in between. Insane.

Anne Thompson’s IndieWire piece has the headline “New York Film Festival Launches with Divisive 'Nickel Boys,” which seems to be a fair assessment on how the film was received by the New York crowd as it opened the festival on Friday.

Disney's fiscal year ends at the end of September so we're getting a rush of film tax credit information filings. One of those filings has leaked, and it shows losses of around $295M-$300M.

In August, Focus acquired U.S. rights to Chloe Zhao’s “Hamnet,” which has just wrapped production in Wales. Furthermore. Two famous Irish actors, Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley, are set star in “Hamnet.” It’s being produced by Spielberg’s Amblin Pictures.

I can’t think of many musicians who ended up with the kind of acting success Kristofferson had, the only other notable ones that spring to mind are Mark Wahlberg, Will Smith Frank Sinatra, Barbara Streisand, and Cher.

Disney has revealed that its controversial ‘Star Wars’ show “The Acolyte” came in "over the production budget" with its costs hitting $230M (via Forbes). That’s $50M more than the ‘Dune 2’ budget.