The streak is broken. For the first time in 14 years, the comic book movie machine has slowed down in a firm and meaningful way.

Rather than a conventional biopic, the film will be designed as a draft-day “thriller” — set during the two weeks leading up to the 1996 NBA Draft.

If there was a frequent motif in Serra’s work, it’s the balance between painterly beauty and emotional understatement, most notably in “Girl With The Pearl Earring” and “What Dreams May Come.”

Tarantino famously took six years off between “Jackie Brown” and “Kill Bill,” a stretch long enough that any new film would have had to land squarely in that gap.

Many forget that when ‘Fall Guy’ was released, Gosling and Leitch were openly ambitious about turning it into a franchise, with a sequel script already writte.

Kathryn Bigelow sheds a little more light on her upcoming film . Her thoughts read like a mission statement for what could be a most nerve-shredding film.

A few months ago, I reported that Jerzy Skolimowski’s next film would be “Angel of Death.” It now sounds like behind the scenes trouble is brewing.

Gunn has vehemently dismissed reports claiming the film, which has earned $598M, needed $650M to break even as “absolutely false.”

While Joel is currently shooting “Jack of Spades” in the UK, “Honey Don’t,” Ethan Coen’s second solo effort following “Drive-Away Dolls,” has crashed and burned with critics.

We only had one still for this film, that is until today’s Vanity Fair “first look” which gives us a more thorough peek at the film.

Berger put it pretty bluntly: yes, he flirted with the idea of directing “Ocean’s 14.” He admits he was seduced, but then Berger sobered up.

Netflix has never had a #1 movie at the box office, either domestically or globally, under the traditional theatrical model. ‘KPop’ is about to change that.

if there’s one actor who could get me back in front of the screen for the fifth season of “True Detective,” it’s Nicolas Cage.

Oscar voters have proven they can expand their tastes into genre. Just last year, “The Substance” defied the odds and made it to the dance. Why not “Weapons”?

A24 has curiusly dropped “Victorian Psycho,” the new psychological thriller from Zachary Wigon (“Sanctuary”). The film is currently shooting in Ireland.

Pitt is currently shooting David Fincher’s “The Continuing Adventures of Cliff Booth” until around December, and “Riders” will be his next project after that.

Sony’s marketing for Kogonada’s latest has been… minimal at best. The campaign barely exists, giving the impression they might be quietly dumping it.

Daniel Day-Lewis, three-time Oscar winner, long regarded as one of cinema’s greatest actors, will end an eight-year hiatus with “Anemone.”

Disney is suddenly freaking out about losing its “boy” audience. No, really—they’ve finally noticed that the demographic they’ve spent the last decade ignoring might actually matter.

Coming off the ‘Marvels’ stench from just a few years ago, Nia DaCosta has decided to cleanse herself by making a 19th century period piece starring Tessa Thompson.