Since the trades haven’t reported on this. MUBI has set an October 17, 2025 release date for one of very best films I saw at this year’s Cannes: Kelly Reichardt’s “The Mastermind.”

Larry Charles started to notice, not long after directing “The Dictator,” that Sacha Baron Cohen’s raw, guerrilla-style comedy was starting to wane.

Here’s THR reporting that Jon Bernthal’s Punisher has joined “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” the next chapter in Sony and Marvel’s ever-evolving Spider-verse.

This is the place where readers can lay down their thoughts on Danny Boyle’s “28 Years Later,” and I expect reactions to be all over the place. This film is quite the thing.

Unexpectedly, Charles — best known for “Borat,” “Brüno,” and his work on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” — has uploaded his full, unreleased director’s cut of “Army of One” to YouTube.

Here’s my personal ranking of Danny Boyle’s films—some are solid, a few are genuinely great. You won’t find “A Life Less Ordinary,” “The Beach,” or “Yesterday” here; they’re easily his weakest work.

Russell Crowe will be joining Henry Cavill in an undisclosed key role. Rumors have it that Crowe might be playing the villain in the film, Krugan.

It’s not looking good for “Bride Hard.” Rebel Wilson returns to wedding territory — again — in what sounds like a low-rent mashup of “Bridesmaids” and “Die Hard.” 

Earlier in the week, Tom Rhys Harries nabbed the titular lead role in DC Studios’ “Clayface.” The studio chose the rising Welsh actor over the likes of Jack O’Connell and George MacKay.

Danny Boyle seems to be doing his best impression of someone trying to distance himself from his own legacy — and not just any legacy, but his Oscar-winning “Slumdog Millionaire.”

Matt Reeves is finally turning in his script for “The Batman: Part II” on Monday— news that’s sure to be met with a mix of relief and exasperation over at Warner Bros. and DC Studios.

A shortlist of directors has already started pitching their visions for the next 007 chapter — the first of what Amazon hopes will be a revitalized, globally dominant franchise.

Travolta’s latest contribution to the Redbox Hall of Fame is something called “High Rollers” in which he plays (you guessed it) a master thief pulled back for “one last job.”

Dave Bautista has joined the cast of Guy Ritchie’s “Road House 2,” which already had Jake Gyllenhaal returning as Dalton. The film shoots in September.

Luca Guadagnino was already deep into pre-production when he was informed that “Sgt. Rock” was being shelved, a decision that almost certainly came from James Gunn himself.

Thanks to Juneteenth being a federal holiday, It’s a quiet day on the film front, but that makes it the perfect moment to turn attention to Venice.

Back in January, a “Superman” teaser dropped, and instead of awe and admiration, it gifted the internet with a close-up of the Man of Steel that had everyone asking, “Why does his face look like it’s eating the rest of his body?”

The upcoming legal drama “Nuremberg,” written and directed by James Vanderbilt, stars Russell Crowe as Nazi war criminal Hermann Göring.