A few years ago, Warner Bros. acquired an R-rated animated comedy from filmmaker Genndy Tartakovsky (“Hotel Transylvania”) called “Fixed,” about a dog’s wild last night before being neutered. Then they decided to shelve it.

Here’s our first trailer for “The Roses,” which has tested a few times, and word is not that positive for the film; it already has a worrisome release date attached to its name. This drive to remake every single Hollywood movie must stop immediately.

David Mamet recently wrapped production on his next film, titled “Henry Johnson,” starring Shia LaBeouf, and shot in just five days. The plan is to release is for a day and date release on May 9. This would make it Mamet’s first directorial effort in over 17 years.

It’s no surprise to hear that a trailer, or probably more like a teaser, for Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is expected to debut in front of “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” which releases on July 2.

Warner Bros has just released character posters for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.” You can view Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor’s below.

Of course, towering above all is Welles’ masterpiece, “Citizen Kane”. The fact that he was just 25 years old when the film premiered at the Palace theater in 1941 is staggering.

Last September, NEON acquired Mike Flanagan’s “The Life of Chuck.” However, they decided to release it this year, which meant it wouldn’t be part of this year’s Oscar race—despite winning the coveted TIFF People’s Choice Award.

Here’s an update that production is underway on the newest film from director Jesse Eisenberg with A24 having just secured distribution rights. This one will most likely hit theaters in 2026.

Talk of a sequel has intensified in recent years, with even Soderbergh admitting, this past January, that he and Burns have developed a “terrifying” idea for the next film.

In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Columbus described Trump’s appearance as a persistent source of discomfort. “It’s become this bizarre curse,” he said. “I wish I could take it out.”

I had to triple-check this story, but it seems accurate, Dwayne Johnson is set to co-write Martin Scorsese’s upcoming Hawaiian crime epic, which features Johnson, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Emily Blunt as leads.

The Cannes Directors’ Fortnight (May 14-24) has unveiled its 2025 lineup. The 57th edition of the sidebar is set to open, for the second year in a row, with a posthumous work.

I’m guessing that Jarmusch’s film not even being part of the sidebars means that it’s now headed to the Venice Film Festival in September. What a turn of events. Nobody saw this one coming.

It had already been reported that Takashi Yamazaki was set to direct the next Godzilla for Toho. No title or plot details had been revealed at that time. Turns out, the film is a direct sequel to ‘Minus One.’

Warner Bros has set up a in-universe website about the events of Zach Cregger’s new horror film ‘Weapons.’ This has shades of the ‘Blair Witch’ marketing from the late ‘90s.

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.