Back in April, Disney “put on pause” what was supposed to be its next live-action remake, “Tangled,” as the studio continued to deal with the disastrous ramifications of its “Snow White” remake.

Some are projecting $135–$150M in its debut, thanks to early-access screenings and a fervent fanbase. Could it maybe hit the billion-dollar club?

One studio willing to work with Ratner is Amazon, and they’re now teaming up with him on—of all things—a Melania Trump documentary, which will be co-produced by the former First Lady herself.

Here’s the trailer for Chloé Zhao’s “Hamnet.” We have Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” to thank for it not being the current Best Picture frontrunner anymore.

The streamer is reportedly shelling out an average of $60M per episode, across eight episodes. That’s, give or take, a total of $480M — for one season.

Despite his $450M Netflix deal for ‘Knives Out’ and its two sequels now officially wrapped, Rian Johnson isn’t done playing detective.

The unexpected Golden Lion winner at Venice now has a trailer. Jim Jarmusch’s “Father Mother Sister Brother” is a stripped-down, ultra-minimalist exploration of modern family dynamics.

Coming off the success of “Sinners,” Ryan Coogler is prepping a reboot he teased ages ago. The X-Files is his next project.

So, who’s funding this thing? That’s something that had yet to be reported—until now. Turns out, Universal has decided to pour money into this film for the next 15 years.

Infiniti has a shot, but I don’t believe her performance is even top five in her own film. Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina King and Teyana Hall all left a more lasting impression on me.

Warner Bros has been patting itself on the back, quietly boasting to the trades about “$125M in profits” for “Superman.”

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting good vibes about Joel Coen’s upcoming “Jack of Spades,” which is currently shooting in Glasgow.

In the span of months, De Luca and Abdy went from nearly fired execs to industry success stories, their bold strategy vindicated by massive blockbuster hits.

Timothée Chalamet, at 29, has officially climbed to #1 on Gold Derby’s experts chart for his performance in “Marty Supreme.” The two-time Oscar nominee now finds himself as the frontrunner.

The films are expected to have a 15-month shoot, and “said to be costing about $100M each.” That’s $400M+ in total — a price tag that rivals the biggest studio bets of the past decade.

‘Hind Rajab’ is Tunisia’s official Oscar submission and will very likely be in contention for Best International Feature, standing a strong chance of being nominated.

A new THR expose confirms that Costner still believes he’s making his “Once Upon a Time in the West,” even if no one else does.

Now, the big question: who will direct it? Steven Soderbergh keeps saying he doesn’t want to, claiming that the series has “been there and done that”