Fine, “Emilia Perez” was already hated before Karla Sofia Gascon went all Nazi on us, but this alone cannot explain how the film has a 17% user rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

In case you didn’t know, Marvel premiered a 2-minute trailer for the MCU’s “Thunderbolts” during last night’s Super Bowl. The best I can say about this one is that it’s an improvement on the last teaser, released in November, and which was dubbed “Thunder-Meh.”

So, it’s actually happening? ‘Euphoria’ Season 3 began filming last week, and as proof of life, HBO decided to release a first look image of this much-anticipated final season — above.

During an interview, conducted last week, with TCM’s Dave Karger, Scorsese mentioned films by directors Radu Jude, Cristian Mungiu, Cristi Puiu, and Corneliu Porumboiu as recent cinema that he finds brilliant: "I really like Romanian films." 

It’s surprising to learn that Russian filmmaker Kantemir Balagov hasn’t shot a single frame of his upcoming film “Butterfly Jam”. In fact, the leads have only just been cast.

Here’s the Super Bowl spot for Christopher McQuarrie’s “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning.” Paramount spent around $7M to air the teaser during tonight’s big game.

It’s Super Bowl Sunday which means we’re going to be getting a handful of anticipated trailers/teasers coming in this evening. First up, and released online, a few hours before the big game, is the teaser for Joseph Kosinski’s “F1” starring Brad Pitt.

Thank you, Sean Baker. We need more filmmakers to stomp for this cause, and last night, as he was accepting his DGA award, Baker called on all filmmakers to demand that studios give “at least” 90-day theatrical exclusivity on their films.

Cotillard has decided to reflect on her much-ridiculed death scene in ‘Dark Knight Rises,’ which had been the victim of mocking memes and Nolan fan backlash. She’s telling FranceTV that it’s all her fault.

While the latest leanings had ‘The Brutalist’ pulling ahead, that’s now been proven to be a false flag. We now officially have in our hands the Oscar frontrunner for Best Picture, and it’s Sean Baker’s “Anora.”

Disney’s “controversial” live-action reboot of “Snow White,” starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, is now showing up on long-range tracking forecasts.

Sean Baker’s “Anora” won Best Picture out of a field of 10 nominees. In fact, that was the only award Baker’s film received.  “Wicked,” “Emilia Pérez,” and “The Substance” tied for most wins with three each.

What was turning into one of the more exciting project of Gondry’s career has morphed into a nightmare for the French filmmaker. Variety is reporting that the film has “permanently shuttered” while in post-production.

With recent controversies involving “The Brutalist” and “Emilia Perez,” Variety is now reporting that other 2025 best picture nominees have also been caught using AI, including “Dune: Part Two” and “A Complete Unknown.”

In case you’re wondering, Scorsese’s seen the most significant horror release of the last few months: Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu.” No surprise, he’s not just a fan of the film, but seems to admire Eggers’ entire filmography.

A listing on Production Weekly has James Cameron’s “Avatar 5” starting production in 2026. If that’s case, dreadful news. I was hoping he’d make ‘Last Train to Hiroshima.’

Denzel Washington had mentioned how he nabbed a key role in Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther 3.” The actor didn’t reveal much else, but a new rumor has Washington potentially appearing as Magneto in both the upcoming X-Men reboot, and “Black Panther 3.”

Matthew McConaughey is set to star in Paul Greengrass’ “The Rage,” a peasant revolt epic. Greengrass wrote the film which will be shopped around to buyers at EFM Berlin (via Deadline).

Eggers recently conducted a post-screening Q&A at the Lincoln Center, and spoke, for the first time, about “Werewulf.” He claims that he’s never written anything as dark as this film.