Summer is down to its final stretch, and the only major studio-wide entry this mid-August weekend is Universal’s “Nobody 2.”
Read more‘Jay Kelly’ and ‘No Other Choice’ Are the Only Films Playing Three Major Fall Festivals This Year
Usually, when a film hits four out of four, you can expect it to be met with critical acclaim. This year, no such title exists, save for a documentary.
Read moreCharlotte Wells Says Chantal Akerman Helped Influence Her Next Project
For three years, Wells resisted rushing into a follow-up. She waited, she reflected, and she refused to commit to a project, until now.
Read moreTim Burton Explains His Love for ‘The Lighthouse,' His Disinterest in Superhero Movies
Isla Johnston to Star in Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Joan of Arc’ at Warner Bros.
Johnston played the young Beth Harmon in the hit Netflix series, the role that later became a breakout for Anya Taylor-Joy.
Read moreThe Duffer Brothers Exit Netflix, Score a Massive Paramount Deal — Can They Deliver Outside of ‘Strange Things’?
I’m highly skeptical these guys have the goods — outside the Stranger Things bubble, they’ve never proved they can deliver.
Read more‘Caught Stealing’ First Reactions: Muted Buzz for Darren Aronofsky’s Crime Caper
Sony’s rough summer is set to end on a curious note, as the studio quietly unloads Darren Aronofsky’s “Caught Stealing” on August 29 — the very last week of the season, in a move that hardly screams confidence.
Read moreAlexander Payne Slams Bloated Runtimes: “Cut, Cut, I Get It”
Sure, some films still have viewers checking their watches, but 130-180 minute blockbusters are increasingly becoming the norm. Once upon a time, the sweet spot was considered 90 to 120 minutes.
Read moreFirst Look at ‘Sisu’ Sequel
“Sisu: Road to Revenge” is scheduled to hit theaters on November 21, 2025. Its world premiere was just announced for Fantastic Fest in late September.
Read more‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Test Screening Reactions Suggest A Thrilling Sequel —Jack O’Connell vs. Ralph Fiennes
Last month, the first test screening of Nia DaCosta’s “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” occurred, and early reactions suggest we might be looking at something surprisingly strong.
Read more‘The Running Man’ Delayed by a Week to November 14
It didn’t make much sense for Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man” to stick with its November 7 release, the same day another action film, “Predator: Badlands,” hits theaters. Paramount just made the smart move, pushing Wright’s movie back a week to November 14.
Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or Winner ‘It Was Just An Accident’ Gets First Trailer Ahead of October Release
Jafar Panahi’s “It Was Just An Accident” won the Palme d’Or in May, and will be rolled out in theaters this October 15. Neon has now released the first trailer.
Read moreSinéad O’Connor Biopic in the Works with Josephine Decker Directing
The Sinead project is just one of dozens of music biopics in the works, with already well over a dozen greenlit projects.
Read moreRon Howard Seemingly Disowns His JD Vance Biopic ‘Hillbilly Elegy’: “It’s A Mixed Bag”
“I don’t think about it,” Howard tells Vulture of the movie that rose Vance’s prominence, noting its sharply divided reception.
Read more50 Years Later — The Best Films of 1975
Half a century on, 1975 feels like a moment of transition — the New Hollywood movement still in full bloom, but with the first hints of the blockbuster era creeping in.
Read more‘Superman’ Sequel? James Gunn Finishes Treatment, Eyes Production Start Soon
We already knew he was writing it, and it looks like DCU boss James Gunn is personally fast tracking his “Superman” sequel, only four weeks since the film’s theatrical release.
Read more‘Nobody 2’ Eyes $10M Opening Weekend — 58 MC, 85% RT
Universal is rolling out “Nobody 2” this weekend, the sequel to the 2021 pandemic-era hit “Nobody,” with Bob Odenkirk returning as lethal family man Hutch Mansell.
Read moreGregg Araki Returns: ‘I Want Your Sex’ Eyes Sundance After Cannes, Venice Passes
In the film, Cooper Hoffman stars as Olivia Wilde’s “sexual muse.” It’s already shot, edited, and ready for the world—so why hasn’t it premiered at a fall festival?
Read moreZach Cregger Earning $20M to Direct ‘Resident Evil’ — Joins Scorsese, Cameron, Nolan and Tarantino
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.
Read moreRanking Spike Lee’s 10 Best Films
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.
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Do you really think Ellison fired Gunn before he saw a rough cut of "Man of Tomorrow"? No chance. Clearly, whatever he saw didn't impress him.