Cate Blanchett currently has two films in post-production, but no other projects lined up — she’s more focused on theater and radio plays these days. It seems like she wants it to remain that way.

Johnny Depp is officially making Hollywood movies again. Marc Webb’s “Day Drinker,” which is currently in production, stars Depp and Penelope Cruz. A first look image has just been released for the film.

There’s finally a buyer for Justin Kurzel’s “The Narrow Road to the Deep North.” Prime Video has acquired the U.S. rights to the limited series, which stars Jacob Elordi. Not just that, the five-part series is now set for release this coming Friday, April 18.

During an L.A. Q&A session, acclaimed documentary filmmaker Errol Morris revealed a surprising request he received from Weinstein. It turns out he received a call from New York’s Rikers Island jail, and it was none other than the disgraced former Miramax head honcho.

A quick note on Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu’s tentatively titled “Judy,” the film has added Emma D’Arcy (“House of the Dragon”) to its sprawling ensemble cast, which is led by Tom Cruise.

The 2025 Cannes Critics’ Week lineup is here, and it features a few nifty entries, including “Left-Handed Girl,” co-written and edited by Sean Baker, and Pauline Loquès’ Théodore Pellerin-led “Nino.”

It’s June 2, 2020, and the pandemic is starting to make the townspeople in Eddington, New Mexico go loco. This all leads to a major showdown between the Sheriff and the mayor.

Some were hoping that Emerald Fennell would opt to make a modern-day version of the classic story, but based on these first look set photos, that clearly isn’t the case.

Appearing on The Town podcast, Roth was asked about “Borderlands.” Initially reluctant, Roth decided to finally answer a few questions about his infamous film.

Now, it’s your turn. I gather many of our readers made the trek to theaters this weekend to watch “Warfare.” What did you think? Does it deserve the praise?

What’s perhaps most puzzling are the viral reactions going on inside theaters across the country. You’ve been warned: going to see “Minecraft” in theaters might entail having to deal with an annoying crowd.

Nicky Katt, a memorable character actor, has passed away at the age of 54. The cause of death is still not known at this time.

“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die”? is set to be Verbinski’s first film in over nine years. He’s assembled an excellent cast for his comeback vehicle, including Same Rockwell as the lead.

Warners Bros has confirmed plans to remake 1992’s “The Bodyguard,” which starred Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston. The studio has set “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” director Sam Wrench at the helm.

I’ll get to this wildly fawning Mike Fleming Jr. interview soon but it’s been confirmed by Warner Bros’ Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca that “Beetlejuice 3” is officially in the works at the studio.

As expected, Lionsgate and Roadside spent $30M to acquire “Kiss of the Spider-Woman” because they believe the film has a shot at awards (via Deadline). Delusional. They’ve now set up an awards season release for the film.

Here’s a source (via PC Gamer) now saying that ‘Tomb Raider’ is "not going ahead", while an additional source flatly confirms the project is "dead." Neither Prime Video nor Waller-Bridge's representatives have commented.

Chandor will be going back to his roots and is set to write and direct “Zebra Killer,” “contemporary thriller” for Sony Pictures which is eyeing a shoot this fall. Roman Vasyanov is the DP.

Some of the missing names cinephiles are wondering about include Ramsay, Park, Bi Gan, Lapid, Campillo, Wandel, Guadagnino, Jarmusch, Nemes, Petzold, and of course, Malick. I’ll try to tackle all of them here, but some of these have just gone dark; there’s no trail to speak of.

The film, loosely based on the Charles Dickens book "The Life of Our Lord," was directed by VFX expert Seong-ho Jang, and comes to us from the distributor of “Sound of Freedom,” a breakout indie hit that managed to gross nearly $250M domestically back in the summer of 2023.