According to THR, Disney is planning an unusual release strategy for the trailer of “Avengers: Doomsday” by showing four different versions in theaters over four weeks.

Kubrick’s influence is everywhere, yet his films feel timeless. Watch “Barry Lyndon” or “2001” today and you’d never guess they’re decades old—that’s his genius.

It’s quite obvious now why no distributor wanted to touch this one, until faith-based studio Angel picked it up. The end result is literary treason.

What stuck with me, apart from the usual Nolan-isms I mentioned above, is Ludwig Göransson’s score ramping up, getting more and more intense, with brooding chants amplifying as the battle goes on.

“Zootopia 2” hit the $990 million worldwide mark this morning. It’s going to hit $1 billion by tonight, making it only the second Hollywood movie to do so this year

The talent involved is certainly intriguing. Adding Pitt’s name alongside Pattinson, Johansson, Farrell, Serkis, Keoghan, and Wright is enticing.

It doesn’t sound like Francis Ford Coppola is done with “Megalopolis,” in fact, he’s just getting started with it.

Bankman-Fried and his, err, eccentric “girlfriend,” Caroline Ellison defrauded hundreds, while also engaging in a lifestyle that often included video games, junk-food binging, and plenty of threesomes.

Paramount has released the trailer for their unhinged version of “Street Fighter.” The Kitao Sakurai-directed film wrapped production just a few weeks ago,

As various critics continue to reveal their top films of the year, I’m trying to post only about the ones worth mentioning — and this latest poll certainly fits that category.

Back in 2020, Deadline broke a wild story that had Tom Cruise in early talks with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and NASA to shoot a movie in space.

While a guest on The Joe Rogan Podcast, Ethan Hawke also framed the situation as a glass-half-full scenario, emphasizing how much “love” Dano has received over the last few weeks.

The “Sinners” mob is attacking yet another outlet’s top-movies-of-the-year lists.

The trial lasted less than two weeks, and Rinsch now faces a potential sentence of up to 90 years on wire-fraud and related charges.

The current title, I can confirm, is “The Exorcist: Martyrs,” and Johansson is set to play a small-town “rookie detective” who takes on a case involving “inconceivable darkness.”

Craig Gillespie’s “Supergirl” has unveiled a two-minute teaser. What do we think?