There’s still ongoing, heated debate over Scorsese’s decision to de-age Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci in the film, most of it has been negative.

I just don’t think Scott Cooper was the right man for the job. Much like many of his films, it’s a tad too on the nose, and the filmmaking, frankly, isn’t that exciting.

Stellan Skarsgård tells Vulture that Lars Von Trier is taking a more experimental approach for his new project, and that still photography would take center stage.

Robert Eggers’ “Werewulf” started production in Elstree, England. The film is currently slated for Christmas 2026 release.

Fresh off a breakout performance in Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” Chase Infiniti has decided that her next film will be more low-key.

For three years, Wells resisted rushing into a follow-up to “Aftersun.” She waited, she reflected, and she refused to commit to a project, until now, and her choice is a Blondie biopic?

The film, which releases in February, is based off of Don Winslow’s short story of the same name, and being distributed by Amazon/MGM.

The “Marty Supreme” Oscar campaign is off to a wild start — and it looks like the next few months are going to be pretty entertaining for all of us.

The latest update has ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ producer, Marie Ange Luciani, posting an image on Instagram of Triet on a set alongside collaborators, which include DP Tom Harari.

Turns out, “Anemone” quietly hit VOD today — a mere 18 days after being theatrically released. For curiosity seekers, this will probably be the best way to watch Daniel Day-Lewis’ comeback.

After a 15-year absence, Brooks is back with “Ella McCay,” which has just released a new trailer. It looks very milquetoast. It feels like this film is DOA, even before having been screened anywhere.

I still stand by “Vanilla Sky,” a loose remake of Alejandro Amenábar’s “Open Your Eyes.” It’s the most daring film of Cameron Crowe’s career — a surreal blend of romance, sci-fi, and existential mystery.

If Ellison’s Skydance were to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, the effects on the movie and media landscape would be enormous.

Johnson has already set up his next film, described as “original sci-fi,” and will most likely be shopping it around to studios in the coming months.

Little is known about Mills’s latest project, but it has already made headlines by securing California’s biggest tax credit: a $40 million allocation. By comparison, “Heat 2” was awarded a $37 million incentive.

Of course, the overall shoot for “Heat 2” will take much longer than those 77 days in L.A. to complete — Mann recently confirmed that the globe-trotting production will take him to Los Angeles, Chicago, Paraguay, and Singapore.

Steven Caple Jr., who was once rumored to direct “I Am Legend 2” for Warner Bros., is now attached to helm the “Set It Off” reboot for the studio’s New Line label.

Sony Pictures Classics recently picked up Pedro Almodóvar’s latest film, “Bitter Christmas,” which was shot this past spring. A release date has now been set in Spain for March 20, 2026.