Iannucci revealed that a Donald Trump–focused project has run into unexpected roadblocks. The project, based on Trump’s speeches, has drawn cautious responses from U.S. buyers. Nobody wants to fund it.

Here’s a surprising development. Filming has quietly concluded in Wales on Gareth Evans’ new film, “A Colt Is My Passport,” a modern take on the 1960s Nikkatsu Yakuza thriller. We didn’t even know it was shooting!

Kurzel, not one to just lie low, has added another film to his itinerary. I’m told he’s teaming with Netflix on “Cash Burn,” which is being produced by Shawn Levy’s 21 Laps Productions. A spring 2026 start is being planned for the film.

Paul Schrader has once again turned to Facebook to drop some brutally honest thoughts on current cinema — this time weighing in on Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest.

Tilly Norwood, a fully AI-generated actress whose creation has ignited intense debate across the industry. Talent agencies have reportedly been circling Norwood even before her official debut.

Some wonderful news, Dupieux’s next film, “Full Phil,” will be his starriest one yet. He’s graduated to directing Hollywood actors.

“The Simpsons Movie” succeeded largely because it reunited many of the writers from that golden age. If the sequel follows the same path, there’s every reason to think lightning could strike twice.

That early cut suggests Marty Supreme could end up in the three-hour range — though it’s worth noting that test screenings often run longer than the final version.

Emerald Fennell is speaking for the first time about her upcoming adaptation of “Wuthering Heights”, addressing the controversy surrounding the film.

The “mind-bending” thriller follows a man who wakes up trapped in a mysterious hotel room. Alone in a surreal prison, his only hope of escape is teamwork—with himself.

Trump has labeled productions that shoot outside the U.S. as “stolen” goods, just like “stealing candy from a baby” and previously framed them as a “national security threat.”

The lack of a standout is so glaring that even Pixar’s “Elio” — which bombed at the box office and received mixed reviews — could still snag a nomination purely on brand recognition

Verbinski released one of the biggest box office bombs ever, “The Lone Ranger,” followed by “A Cure for Wellness” in 2016. He hasn’t released a film since—but that’s about to change.

Any fans of “Death Proof” out there? While often labeled Quentin Tarantino’s weakest film, I’ve always had a soft spot for this grindhouse revenge gem.

The acclaimed Japanese filmmaker has begun production on his latest feature, “Sheep In The Box,” starring Ayase Haruka and Daigo.

Yes, “Ray Gunn” — the sci-fi noir Bird’s been trying to make for nearly 30 years — is finally in production. Netflix stepped in as the only studio willing to back its hefty $150 million budget.

Reactions suggest Ronan Day-Lewis’ film isn’t that great. His father, Daniel Day-Lewis, on the other hand, is drawing widespread praise in nearly every review.

It’s been three years since Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” was released, and the wounds from its critical reception still feel raw.

Talks underway to cast Glen Powell and Michael B. Jordan as the iconic duo of James “Sonny” Crockett and Ricardo “Rico” Tubbs.

Stamp, the celebrated British actor who passed away in August at 87, spent the final months of his life reprising his memorable role as Bernadette for the sequel.