So, apparently, Leonardo DiCaprio is starting to piss Netflix off by “dragging his feet” and showing reluctance in appearing in David Fincher’s “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” sequel.

Taika Waititi’s “Akira” remake is gaining momentum. Producer Andrew Lazar, is now saying that the film is happening, and that we should “expect an update about it in the next couple of months.”

There’s been very little news about the status of the sequel since ‘Fast X’ opened in theaters in May 2023, and ended on a cliffhanger. The problem is that nobody cares enough to demand another instalment.

Alicia Silverstone is set to reprise her signature role of Cher, made iconic in Amy Heckerling’s “Clueless,” released in 1995, for a sequel which landed at Peacock.

Glen Powell will star in a new original comedy film directed by Apatow. They will write the script together. The comedy follows a country western star in free fall. Universal is behind the movie.

Since Monday, the pressure cooker has been heating up, with four major directors battling it out for those final coveted slots. Lynne Ramsay now looks locked to enter competition.

Zemeckis has found his next project, and it’s a Netflix original. Sources tell Deadline that Zemeckis has come aboard to direct an adaptation of “The Last Mrs. Parrish” with Jennifer Lopez set to star.

Yes, Matt Shakman’s “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is coming, and a full-length trailer has been unveiled for the public. What do you think? It’s certainly better than the teaser we got a few months back. Visually, I dig what Matt Shakman’s going for here.

This isn’t the type of project a recent Oscar nominee for Best Actress embarks on, but we live in wild times, and Karla Sofia Gascón is the perfect encapsulation of this decade’s chaotic nature.

The first full-length trailer has dropped for “28 Years Later,” Danny Boyle’s long-gestating sequel to “28 Days Later,” and here’s the kicker: it looks like it was shot entirely on an iPhone 15 because it was.

Alex Garland recently opened up, via an interview with GQ Magazine, that he quietly stepped into the director’s role on a film he originally wrote—fueling long-standing speculation that he was the uncredited force behind 2012’s “Dredd.”

“Is This Thing On?,” starring Will Arnett, Laura Dern, Cooper himself, Andra Day, Ciarán Hinds, Amy Sedaris, NFL quarterback Peyton Manning and Sean Hayes, wrapped production on Wednesday.

After much delay, David O. Russell’s “Madden” is actually happening, and with a sprawling cast. Production is supposed to begin next month in Atlanta.

According to The InSneider, rumors are swirling that Mikey Madison, fresh off her Oscar win for “Anora,” may be stepping into the world of Star Wars.

After the failure of “Mickey 17,” and “Alto Knights,” Warner Bros. might finally have one of its slated non-IP originals hit big at the box office this weekend.

“The Old Guard 2” was filmed and wrapped production in August 2022, but strangely, it was still missing from Netflix’s release schedule. However, it’s now official, “The Old Guard 2” will be released July 2 on Netflix.

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.