Given her pedigree, I’ll always write about what Blanchett does next. That said, her next film is apparently going to revolve around riding dragons in IP land.

For a moment, I had to make sure this image was real, and not some other deepfake. No, it’s genuine — this is Turner as Lara Croft.

If Warner Bros. are really planning to go head-to-head with a potential juggernaut like “Avengers: Doomsday,” then I say: why not? Movie theaters desperately need another “Barbenheimer,” and this would surely do the trick.

We finally have our first full trailer for Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride” — and, honestly, this is an absolute barrage of images, with barely any plot to decipher from.

While James Gray has already completed shooting his next film, “Paper Tiger,” which may premiere at Cannes this year, he is now preparing his subsequent project.

The folks over at Black Bear, who financed the film, and which recently launched its own U.S. distribution arm, have decided to just release the damn thing themselves.

“Send Help” has been MPA-rated, and has received a much-welcome “R” for “strong/bloody violence and language” — Raimi’s first since 2000’s “The Gift.”

As upcoming projects from Joseph Kosinski and Steven Spielberg take shape — not to mention last year’s “The Age of Disclosure” — it’s now Scott Cooper’s turn to ask if the truth is out there.

“Babygirl” director Halina Reijn has written her next film, and A24 is once again attached for what sounds like another sexually charged drama.

So, Kevin O’Leary wasn’t kidding around when he said “Marty Supreme” should have ended with him turning into a vampire— in fact, that’s originally what Josh Safdie wanted.

As their 2026 slate gets prepped up, De Luca and Abdy decided to speak to The Wrap, choosing to address “Joker: Folie à Deux,” and their belief that it’s a misunderstood film.

It’s quite impressive how they’ve managed to bring back the entire cast for this one, many of whom have graduated to movies since the last season.

Well, it’s official: Woody Allen, who just turned 90, is shooting a new film in the spring. The working title is WASP 2026, an acronym for Woody Allen Spring Project.

The film stars Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway and has been described as an “‘80s-set thrill ride,” shot on “IMAX,” with dinosaur elements and a budget around $85M.

Last week, Ethan Hawke hyped the hell out of his next movie with Richard Linklater, calling it “among the greatest films ever made.” He now regrets saying that.

Much more than its predecessor, “Bone Temple” is the kind of sequel that seems to almost dare audiences to walk out. My kind of movie.

Just to compare, “28 Years Later” opened last June to $30M domestically and ended up with $151.3M worldwide.

Is there any other movie year this century that even came remotely close? I present to you the next best option: 2007.

Damien Chazelle’s untitled prison movie is indeed moving forward. Last time, I reported a March 2026 shoot was in the works. 

Cameron previously told a podcast that “we have to make a lot of money in order to continue,” though he did not specify an exact figure.