DiCaprio says the next goal for his career is the most predictable one. He tells ET Online that his plan for the future is to collaborate with Martin Scorsese again.

The reactions have been nothing short of staggering, and they keep coming — updated below. “One Battle After Another” now looks like a bona fide Oscar contender.

Edebiri has turned in the script, which reimagines the franchise with a story about a group of people who magically stumble into Barney’s world via an old episode of the show.

Universal is already at work on a follow-up, one that would once again center around Scarlett Johansson’s covert ops expert, Zoe Bennett.

“Santo Subito” will draw inspiration from the legacy of Pope John Paul II, particularly the passionate cries that echoed after his death in 2005, urging his immediate canonization.

Zach Cregger’s next film has landed one of the most accomplished cinematographers working today: Dariusz Wolski.

‘Smashing Machine’ tiyched down at TIFF, where it world-premiered last night, the reception proved far more muted. What was hailed in Venice is being described in Toronto as uneven and frustrating

Sandberg showed real promise when he broke out with the lean and inventive “Lights Out” in 2016, but instead of carving his own path, he’s been swallowed up by the machinery of studio IP.

Reviews have been positive, but to me, a bit too generous. If that 100% on Rotten Tomatoes were truly an accurate assessment, a more prestigious studio, not Row K, would be behind it.

Last week, Apple TV had a page indicating “Megalopolis” was finally being released in the U.S. on VOD Thursday. That page is gone, and here we are, six days later, and it’s still not available to stream.

Craig Brewer, best known for “Hustle & Flow” and “Dolemite Is My Name.” While his most recent effort, “Coming 2 America,” met a cooler reception, Song Sung Blue may, hopefully, mark a return to form.

The Conjuring universe is alive and well at the box office, but its longtime creative maestro may be ready to exit.

Fresh off the Venice and TIFF premieres of “Frankenstein” — starring Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi — Guillermo del Toro has revealed his next project.

Have you noticed how little buzz there is around Romain Gavras’ “Sacrifice”? Despite a handful of TIFF screenings, the film has generated nothing but brutal word of mouth.

Hot off the heels of “All of Us Strangers,” director Andrew Haigh had set up his next film, an adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s “A Long Winter,” and has found his lead.

For nearly a decade, Guest has been “essentially retired,” the actor and director reveals.

The film was widely panned on release (18 on Rotten Tomatoes, The 34 on Metacritic). Seriously—has anyone ever met a person who recommended “The Last Witch Hunter” to them?

Fresh off the rousing Venice world premiere of “The Smashing Machine,” Benny Safdie and Dwayne Johnson are already lining up their next collaboration.