Six years later, Abrams finally directed a new film (“Ghostwriter”) and seems to have another one in the works. 

Disney has greenlit a live-action spinoff that absolutely nobody asked for: the story of Gaston, the villain of 1991’s “Beauty and the Beast.”

It’s come to the point where Sarandos has now picked up the mic and is directly speaking to us about his intention to keep the status quo over at Warner Bros if he acquires the studio.

Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” will finally receive a physical media release via Criterion in March 2026, finally ending years of uncertainty and fan demand for a disc edition of Scorsese’s epic.

Another poll, another win for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.” At this point, the only real suspense left in awards season is whether it will lose anything at all.

In the category of things that probably should have been left unsaid…

Speaking in conversation at the Red Sea International Film Festival, Johnson was in absolute glee over her experience in the country, to the point that she now feels a renewed faith in the medium.

Alexander Payne is heading to Scandinavia for his next film — and he’s bringing a great actress along the ride with him.

Speaking with Polygon, Johnson continues to defend The Last Jedi—and not only that: he argues that for Star Wars to succeed, it must take the very kinds of risks he took, backlash be damned.

The Boston Society of Film Critics (BSFC) has crowned Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” as the Best Film of 2025, cementing “Sinners” among the season’s major awards contenders.

Rob Reiner was found dead Sunday afternoon in his Brentwood home alongside his wife, Michele Singer. He was 78. The deaths are being investigated as a homicide.

Once one of Hollywood’s biggest leading men, Crowe now favors supporting roles, villains, and genre films over the prestige pursuits that defined his ’90s and aughts peak.

The current tally is 21%  on Rotten Tomatoes, and 37 on Metacritic. Those are worse numbers than Brook’s last film, “How Do You Know,” which was also deemed a disaster.

Brooks, a good friend of Nicholson’s, is now telling People that he doesn’t believe the actor has retired from acting, and that he might have at least one more film left in him:

A few years ago, Richard Linklater expressed frustration with Netflix, primarily regarding the distribution and visibility of his rotoscope gem “Apollo 10½.”

Pitt was unable to fit the role into his schedule due to a conflicting commitment to Edward Berger’s “The Riders,” which is expected to be a lengthy, multi-country shoot.

LaKeith Stanfield has replaced Majors to play the former Chicago Bull in the film, which will be directed by Rick Famuyiwa (”Dope”).

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.