For a director, breaking into Hollywood’s “$20 Million Club” is extremely rare. There’s only a handful of filmmakers who command an upfront payday this large.

With his latest film (“Highest 2 Lowest”) hitting theaters this Friday, it’s time to look back at Spike Lee’s 40-year career as a filmmaker.

Leonardo DiCaprio has one big “what if” in his career, and it involves Paul Thomas Anderson — a near-miss that could have completely altered the trajectory of his career, and Hollywood, in the late ’90s.

Here’s the first trailer, which does play in conventional fashion, and there’s obviously a lot of reluctance, on A24’s part, to show too much, which makes sense.

“Steve,” which follows a harrowing day in the life of a teacher at a last-chance reform school, is set to world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.

Liman is reuniting with Angelina Jolie for “The Initiative,” a spy thriller that marks their first collaboration since “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” Universal nabbed the project in a heated bidding war.

The idea isn’t coming out of nowhere. “Weapons” is told in chapters, and one of them, reportedly focused squarely on Gladys, was cut for length.

Oscar-winning screenwriter Budd Schulberg, who wrote “On the Waterfront,” penned the screenplay and Lee promised him, on his deathbed, he’d make the film.

We have our first look image of Chloe Zhao’s “Hamnet” which is set to have its world premiere at Telluride in late August.

Can we please have a six-episode Netflix True Crime doc about this man? This story is too good not to be tackled by a streamer.

This is great news. Zach Cregger, who is set to reboot the IP, apparently hasn’t seen any of those sh*tty ‘Resident Evil’ movies starring Milla Jovovich.

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer, long a champion of Depp’s return to “Pirates of the Caribbean,” is conforming talks for the actor to return to the franchise.

With its Main Slate and Currents lineups already announced, the 63rd New York Film Festival has now unveiled its Spotlight selections.

A24 will drop the trailer tomorrow, giving us our first proper look at the film, which has been shrouded in secrecy since it was announced.

The three-time Oscar winner, widely considered one of the greatest actors in cinema history, will break an eight-year hiatus with “Anemone.”

With preshows stretching to 25–30 minutes, studio executives were fuming, fearing that audiences might finally revolt against the multiplex experience.

“Trust,” an adaptation of Hernan Diaz’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, has also made the jump from HBO to Netflix.

In some alternate reality, Quentin Tarantino isn’t capping himself at ten films. He’s still cranking them out well into his 80s — and he’s making that R-rated Star Trek he once pitched.

Netflix has significantly scaled back its theatrical plans for Johnson’s “Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man” — a release far smaller than ‘Glass Onion’ back in 2022.

It was announced today that “Sirât” will open in New York and Los Angeles on November 14 for a one-week qualifying run, before expanding nationwide in January.