Casting is underway on Kosinski’s “Miami Vice,” Dan Gilroy (“Nightcrawler”) wrote the script, production kicks off next year, and Kosinski plans to shoot it for IMAX.

Shawn Levy’s “Star Wars: Starfighter” is currently shooting in London, and Lucasfilm/Disney has released the first-look image—seen below— of Ryan Gosling and young newcomer Flynn Gray.

Paul Walter Hauser has joined the cast of Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” alongside Austin Abrams. As far as we know, they are the only two actors to have been officially announced so far.

So, France has decided that the only way to win their first Oscar in 30+ years is to select an Iranian film that has practically nothing to do with France.

The embargo has lifted, and PTA’s latest is being crowned in every possible way: “movie of the decade,” “masterpiece,” “classic,” “future Oscar winner” — you name it.

No surprise, after its very successful box office, and months of rumors about its greenlight, Apple CEO Tim Cook says a sequel to “F1” is currently brewing over at Apple Studios.

Hollywood has celebrities, but true legends? They’re few and far between. It turns out that Clint Eastwood, a legend in his own right, has a clear favorite: Tom Cruise.

Another day, another reboot. But this one veers far enough from the original’s tone and style that it’s fair to call it a “reimagining,” rather than a straightforward remake.

Albert Serra’s much-delayed English-language debut “Out of This World” has wrapped production and is now seemingly poised to premiere at Cannes next year.

“Mother Mary” has been officially rated R by the MPA, which means that whatever post-production work was still going on has now wrapped, and the film is officially in the can.

So what happens next? A new filmmaker is being sought to take the reins for the scheduled fall shoot. Could Noah Hawley slide over to the feature side?

How much has Timothée Chalamet’s worth as a Hollywood actor gone up since starring in hits like “Dune,” “Wonka,” and “A Complete Unknown”? Quite high, actually.

The film’s at 39 on Metacritic. Even worse for Sony, the film is tracking toward a $7-8M opening weekend. That’s a disaster considering the studio paid $50M to acquire the project.

The first trailer has arrived ahead of the film’s December 19, 2025 release. It plays as salacious and kitschy — not entirely unwatchable.

Margot Robbie is speaking out in defense of Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon,” the Hollywood epic that infamously stumbled with critics and audiences.

Instead, Iran has chosen Ali Zarnegar’s “Cause of Death: Unknown” to represent the country in the 2026 race. A film that stands near-zero chance at a nomination.

Robert Redford, the legendary actor, director, and founder of the Sundance Film Festival, has died at the age of 89. His passing hurts.

Earlier this year, Kaufman was in the middle of shooting a film, starring Eddie Redmayne, but it collapsed mid-production. Kaufman still hopes it can be revived

So, as is tradition here at World of Reel, I’ve compiled the first draft of our annual “What’s Missing” list, those films that, despite being finished or close to it, are nowhere to be found.

One of the biggest disappointments for me at the fall festivals was Claire Denis’ “The Fence” which currently sits at 55 on Metacritic.