Apparently, Christopher Nolan is supposed to direct a smaller-scaled film next year. The film is titled “Die Early” and it’s supposed to star Robert Downey Jr. The description has the film dubbed as a “mind-bending, high-concept thriller.” I’ll believe it when I see it.
Read moreFirst Look: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’
Netflix has announced its 2025 film slate, and we can expect new films from Noah Baumbach Kathryn Bigelow, Guillermo del Toro, Edward Berger, and Gareth Evans to come out this year.
Read moreDarren Aronofsky's ‘Caught Stealing’ Sets August 27, 2025 Release Date
Based on the book by Charlie Huston, who also wrote the screenplay, “Caught Stealing” follows a burned-out former baseball player (Austin Butler) who is plunged into a wild fight for survival in the downtown criminal underworld of ‘90s NYC.
Read moreCoralie Fargeat Turned Down ‘Black Widow’ to Make ‘The Substance’
Marvel had some real ambitions when looking for a female filmmaker to helm “Black Widow,” which would eventually be directed Cate Shortland in 2021.
Read moreBenny Safdie Reuniting With Christopher Nolan on ‘The Odyssey'
Safdie joins an incredible ‘Odyssey’ cast that already includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron and Jon Bernthal. Shooting is due to begin in late February.
Read moreJacques Audiard, the #1 Most Hated Man in Mexico, Sparks More Backlash
In a recent interview with the Konbini, Audiard didn’t choose his words wisely when describing his thoughts about Spanish speaking countries.
Read moreEddie Murphy to Star in ‘Blue Falcon’
Murphy will play a “retired superspy, headed for the resort wedding of his estranged son, who somehow finds himself in proximity with his arch rival.
Read more‘Magazine Dreams’ Trailer Hints at Possessed Jonathan Majors Performance
Last December, Briarcliffe Entertainment, who had already acquired one film nobody else wanted (“The Apprentice”), helped save another one by nabbing “Magazine Dreams,” starring Jonathan Majors, from Searchlight.
Read moreAnton Corbijn’s ‘Switzerland’ Finally Starts Production — Robbie Ryan is DP
Dutch filmmaker Anton Corbijn has, after much delay, finally started production on his next film, and his first one in over nine years, titled “Switzerland.”
Read moreWhy Did Anthony Mackie Apologize?
Is what Mackie said wrong? Have his words been twisted up to the point where right-leaning outlets are now calling for a total boycott of “Captain America: Brave New World.”
Read moreSundance Likely Moving to Boulder in 2027
Here’s Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr reporting what’s been the dirty little secret in Hollywood for almost six months now — Sundance is likely moving to Boulder, Colorado in 2027.
Read moreNeon Acquires ‘Together’ — First Big Sell Of Sundance 2025
Finally, the first big deal out of Sundance 2025. It sure came late in the game, with all of the world premieres having already been screened in Park City.
Read more‘Michael’: Overbudget, Digital Noses, 4-Hour Cut Split Into Two Parts?
Lionsgate could pull the trigger in splitting the four hour cut into two parts in an effort to recoup the massive budget.
Read moreRon Howard’s ‘Eden’ Still Has No Distributor Due to its Pricey Budget
The lack of distribution is less a question of quality than a matter of its pricetag. The film probably has a budget anywhere between $30-$50M and it will be difficult to earn that money back.
Read moreGreta Gerwig’s ‘Narnia’ Has Budget Exceeding $200M
Greta Gerwig’s “Narnia,” which has an IMAX November 2026 release, is set to start production later this year. Here comes a brief update (via Observer) that says the budget on Gerwig’s film will probably “exceed” $200M.
Sean Penn Sparking Early Oscar Buzz for PTA’s ‘One Battle After Another?
It’s way too early to speculate about next year’s Oscars, but industry insider Kris Tapley, who last worked for Netflix, has decided to start the campaign early for Sean Penn.
Read moreTrailer for Ryan Coogler's ‘Sinners'
For whatever it’s worth, I’ve been hearing mixed things about “Sinners” which has test screened a few times already. Based on the few people I’ve spoken to, the consensus seems to be that of a messy film that unevenly balanced a handful of genres.
Read moreA24's ‘Opus' Earns Mediocre Reviews at Sundance
Well, this had good buzz. “Opus” screened last night at Sundance, and unfortunately reviews have turned out to be very mixed. So far, Screen, Joblo, The Playlist, We Live Entertainment and RogerEbert are not impressed.
Read moreGareth Evans' ‘Havoc' Set for Spring Release [Updated]
Letterboxd and IMDb Pro have Gareth Evans’ “Havoc” clocking in at 2 hours 30 minutes. As usual, when contacted for confirmation, Netflix refused to comment about the runtime.
Read moreQuentin Tarantino Says Hollywood is Dead and 2019 “Was the Last Year of Movies"
“What the f--- is a movie now? Something that plays in theaters for a token release for four f---in’ weeks, and by the second week you can watch it on television? I didn’t get into all this for diminishing returns,” Tarantino said.
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