Johnny Knoxville, 54, is still a punk at heart, and he’s apparently completed a new ‘Jackass’ movie that will be released wide in theaters on June 26 via Paramount.

Ethan Hawke Says His Next Effort With Richard Linklater Will Be “Among the Greatest Films Ever Made”

Here’s some good news for those of us who believe Kusama is a filmmaker worth following: she has finally secured the funding for her next film, a thriller titled “Stan.”

Things just got more confusing in this first look at Colin Firth in Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” (via USA Today). What’s attached to his head? Electrodes?

The DGA put their high brows aside and decided to nominate Kyle Newacheck’s “Happy Gilmore 2” for Best TV Movie. The other nominees in the category include Jesse Armstrong’s “Mountainhead,” and Stephen Chbosky’s “Nonnas.”

Ahead of its 32nd edition on March 1, 2026, the SAG Awards nominees have been announced — the annual ceremony through which SAG-AFTRA, the world’s largest actors’ union, honors performances in film and television.

Tracking is all over the place on this one. The “official” numbers tell us it’ll open in the $20–25M range, while other reliable sources predict a “smash hit” in the $50M range.

Harbour’s departure means the scenes he already shot will need to be reshot, adding adjustments to a production that began in late October.

Netflix announced its 2026 film slate. The titles to keep an eye on this year are Brad Bird’s “Ray Gunn,” Greta Gerwig’s “Narnia,” Ben Affleck’s “Animals,” and Lee Chang-dong’s “Possible Love.”

It was to be expected. Warner Bros. Discovery has officially rejected the latest offer from Paramount/Skydance—this time an amended hostile bid valued at roughly $108 billion.

The latest O’Leary moment has to do with his gripes about the ending of the film.

Zach Cregger, filmmaker of “Weapons,” can’t seem to contain himself in expressing how much he loves “One Battle After Another”

After landing Scarlett Johansson, Matt Reeves’ “The Batman: Part II” has added another Oscar nominee to its ever-evolving cast.

The film, which only cost $35M, has already grossed $133M in just over two weeks of release—Lionsgate has greenlit a sequel, titled “The Housemaid’s Secret,” based on the second novel in Freida McFadden’s best-selling trilogy.

Critics will tell you it’s either “Green Book” or “Crash.” Other much-debated 21st-century winners such as “Chicago,” “The Artist,” and “Argo” spring to mind.

Sarnoski coming off his previous effort, 2024’s A Quiet Place: Day One, which was his sophomore outing. His debut, 2021’s Pig, was an acclaimed pandemic-era indie starring Nicolas Cage.

The mutant cast in ‘Doomsday’ includes Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier) — who has been killed off three times already. Will he be killed off for a fourth time?

It’s now being reported that a deal isn’t fully done yet, but is very close to completion, with the studio agreeing to offer a domestic release in 4,000 theaters.

What an influence this man had on cinema. He didn’t make movies so much as he issued ultimatums. If cinema is often sold as escape, Tarr’s films were the opposite.