Ansari’s already shot and completed “Good Fortune,” and we now have a trailer. Lionsgate is handling distribution; the cast includes Keanu Reeves, Seth Rogen, Keke Palmer, and Sandra Oh. Not bad. Ansari is clearly looking to reset the narrative.

I voted in this year’s IndieWire survey, and the results truly reflect how divided the critical response was at the 78th Cannes Film Festival —no clear consensus, just a vibrant mix of perspectives.

The former Paramount chief confirms that production in Malta was so drug-soaked that actual film cans were being used to smuggle cocaine back and forth.

As if Kevin Costner didn’t already have enough headaches with ‘Horizon’ and its limbo status, another legal mess has now emerged for the actor-filmmaker.

“Sinners” fans can soon look forward to watching it at home, as Warner Bros. UK has announced its digital release is scheduled for next week, likely on June 3.

Del Toro teased the trailer’s arrival over the holiday weekend on Bluesky. Word is that it’ll be unveiled online not too soon after the in-person premiere.

Tensions are high at Warner Bros., where CEO David Zaslav and DC Studios leads James Gunn and Peter Safran are scrutinizing every frame to avoid another franchise misfire.

As “Kung Fury 2” is being held hostage, David Sandberg has decided to shoot a new film, which sounds like another genre-busting spectacle.

Janus Films has secured the North American distribution rights to “Resurrection,” the latest feature from acclaimed Chinese director Bi Gan and winner of a Special Award at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

To be clear, Thunderbolts hasn’t sunk to the depths of “The Marvels,” which remains the MCU’s lowest-grossing film at just $205M worldwide. But it’s still the second-worst performer in franchise history.

Brace yourselves, Potterheads and doomscrollers alike: HBO’s ultra-hyped, totally necessary “Harry Potter” reboot has finally cast its new Harry, Ron, and Hermione.

Shot in Mexico on a $10M budget, “Holiguards” is now deep in post-production, prepping itself to launch what producers are already calling a franchise.

Slow day for updates, but here’s one. International distributors have the runtime for James Gunn’s “Superman” at 122 minutes. It had tested a 140 minute cut back in March.

Yes, the very studio that seems determined to drive theatrical releases into extinction has now acquired Linklater’s heartfelt ode to cinema.

The Philippou brothers aren’t playing around anymore. With “Bring Her Back,” the duo behind 2023’s breakout horror hit “Talk to Me” return with a film that isn’t just scary — it’s straight-up skin-crawling.

The big movie news this Memorial Day? Something I couldn’t care less about—Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk is set to appear in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” Cue the fanboys losing their minds.

Over the weekend, a source tied to an indie distributor reached out to say that Netflix is still refusing to sell off “Gore,” the long-shelved biopic about writer Gore Vidal starring Kevin Spacey.

Don’t even get me started on the comedic brilliance of Les Grossman in “Tropic Thunder” — it was so unexpected it practically made us forget it was Tom Cruise acting underneath all that makeup.

Given McQuarrie’s deep involvement in Cruise’s recent projects, it raises the question: will he also step in to direct? The previous film, “Top Gun: Maverick,” was helmed by Joseph Kosinski.