Fresh off a year that saw him release two well-reviewed films (“Challengers” and “Queer”) Luca Guadagnino has already shot his next one, “After the Hunt,” a Julia Roberts starring thriller that recently landed at Amazon/MGM Studios.

Although he tries not to reveal too much about the film, Koepp, who previously worked with Spielberg on “War of the Worlds” and “Jurassic Park,” tells The Playlist that “The Dish” is sci-fi, and reminiscent of the the filmmaker’s older films.

Another day, another remake. Eon Productions are in development with Amazon MGM Studios on a reimagined film adaptation of 1968’s “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.”

Unlike “The Brutalist,” which was co-written by Corbet/Fastvold, directing duties have been flipped, and Fastvold is at the helm of “Ann Lee” — Corbet co-wrote and co-produced the film with her.

In the latest issue of Production Weekly, there’s an update on Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator III” which apparently is no longer in “active development,” but has now actually set a 2026 shoot in Malta.

According to Variety, Snoop Dogg will star in Besson’s sci-fi “The Last Man.” Although plot details are being kept under wraps, the film is being described as “post-apocalyptic” and might be connected to Snoop’s 2009 song “Last Man Standing.” Filming is set to begin in early 2025.

British art dealer Angus Neill says he is the zombie from the ‘28 Years Later’ trailer, and not, as originally and widely suspected, Cillian Murphy. So, Murphy’s Jim hasn’t succumbed to the “rage virus,” he’s still not been infected, and will likely show up in human form as some point.

Flanagan has not been shy in his insistence to make a Clayface movie. A few years ago, he tweeted that he was “really keen to do a standalone Clayface movie as a horror/thriller/tragedy.”

The Critics Choice Association (CCA) has announced the first round of nominees for the film categories for the 30th annual Critics Choice Awards with “Conclave” and “Wicked” leading the way with 11 nominations each.

Roger Avery adds that Kubrick’s intended version was meant to have a different ending, one in which Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise’s characters agree to give their daughter away to the two men who are part of the film’s "pedo cult.”

I always tell the reader to take early social media reactions with a major grain of salt. Films get overhyped on social media whenever they first get screened. With that said, how bad must “Kraven the Hunter” be if even the influencers aren’t taking the bait?

Michael Gracey (“The Greatest Showman on Earth”) is set to direct Disney’s live-action remake of “Tangled,” which was originally rumored to star Florence Pugh (not sure if she’s still attached).

Butler is interesting casting. I would have rather wanted Elordi to play Bateman, but Butler being in there instead isn’t necessarily a bad thing. We’ll see how it all shakes up as this seems to be fairly different tackling of Bateman than the 2000 film.

“Interstellar” was not met with raves about when it came out — only 73% on Rotten Tomatoes — but its stock has considerably risen these last 10 years, and many believe it to be one of, if not the best movie Nolan has ever made.

The Sundance Film Festival’s lineup for its 41st edition was announced this afternoon and, as always, you won’t find many big name directors. Sundance is all about discovering new talent, and that’s why it’s such an importantly vital festival for the industry.

Fandango, the U.S.'s leading online movie ticketing service, has surveyed more than 9,000 ticket-buyers to find out which movies they are most excited to see next year, and the list is absolutely depressing.

“The Substance,” one of the year’s best films, has become an indie success, and full credit should go to its visionary director, Coralie Fargeat. However, it turns out that the making of the film was absolutely CHAOTIC. There’s no other word to describe it.

Despite the secrecy surrounding this project, Ridley Scott couldn’t keep his mouth shut and has let it out that Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney in Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles movies.

A year ago, Jim Carrey announced his retirement from acting, and stated that the only way he’d come back is if he received a “script from the angels.” A few months later, it was announced he’d star in ‘Sonic 3.’

Steven Soderbergh has set up his next film, “The Christophers.” Ian McKellen, Michaela Coel, and James Corden are set to star in the film, which goes into production in London in February (via Deadline).