Well, Sony Pictures has made it official: Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” has been announced by the studio. The film is set to hit theaters on October 9, 2026.

I’m hearing about a hot project that’s brewing over at Amazon/MGM. It comes from talented director Joseph Cedar and already has two A-list actresses attached to star.

A win for “One Battle After Another” is a win for original, non-franchise theatrical films. Here’a hoping, led by rave reviews, the walkups are stronger on Friday.

Tilda Swinton, who starred in “Memoria,” has mentioned that she would star in the film, and production would require her to stay eight months in Sri Lanka filming.

Martin Scorsese told Leonardo DiCaprio to rewatch Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” as a “reference point” for “What Happens at Night.”

Naturally, I went into PTA’s latest with my expectations in check—there’s just no way it could live up to that level of hype. And yet, 162 minutes later, I stumbled out dazed.

Davidson’s message to them? Back off. Because apparently what we all needed right now was Pete Davidson himself delivering a lecture on why Pedro Pascal deserves a break.

Filming on Joel Coen’s “Jack of Spades” continues in Scotland, and details keep trickling in about this otherwise mysterious new film, which already stars Josh O’Connor, Lesley Manville, and Frances McDormand.

On the press circuit for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” DiCaprio tells Variety that the film’s box office remains “very important” in today’s crowded media landscape.

The cast now includes Burr, Jeremy Allen White, Jeremy Strong and Mikey Madison. Sorkin wrote the screenplay. Sony Pictures is backing.

There he is again. Ridley Scott has never been one to play it safe when it comes to interviews, and his latest sit-down proves the 87-year-old director is still as cocky as ever.

Laura Poitras’ latest, “Cover-Up,” one of the best docs of the year, has been acquired by Netflix and will be given 2025 theatrical release for Oscar consideration.

If the latest issue of Production Weekly is accurate, “Edge of Tomorrow 2” is eyeing a late 2026 shoot, with both Cruise and Emily Blunt set to return.

A full-length trailer for “Avatar: Fire and Ash” has just arrived online, showcasing sweeping shots of Pandora, fresh Na’vi tribes, and large-scale battle sequences.

So, Gore Verbinski’s “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die!” had a surprise screening last night at Fantastic Fest, well over four months before its January 2026 release. A sign of confidence on the part of Briarcliff?

The rapturous Venice response to this one has always been a head-scratcher. Netflix has now unveiled the full trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s “A House of Dynamite.”

Penn, 65, is telling Vanity Fair that he’s taking a break from acting to focus on directing, and has lined up quite the actor in the lead role.

Row K has swooped in with an eight-figure deal for Jaume Collet-Serra’s “Cliffhanger” reboot. The film is now being lined for a 3000 screen U.S. theatrical release in 2026.

Coppola is attached to direct “Perfect,” a biopic of Olympic gymnast Kerri Strug, and Netflix is reportedly in talks to acquire the project. Filming is slated for next spring.