The Canadian comic force who turned every frame she touched into something wonderfully off‑kilter, achingly real, and absolutely hilarious.

After endless delays, Vin Diesel just announced that “Fast & Furious 11,” which is titled “Fast Forever,” will hit theaters on March 17, 2028.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, I’m genuinely excited for the next installment of a franchise I’ve long ignored.

With “Marty Supreme” having firmly positioned Timothée Chalamet to win the Oscar for best actor, what a coincidence that a recent story dusted up an old narrative about Josh and Benny Safdie’s split.

This latest update on “The Brave and the Bold” has me digging up Gunn’s past comments criticizing Tim Burton’s and Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies.

There’s a new Sam Raimi movie hitting theatres today — “Send Help” — and it’s a devilishly entertaining one; his best in 18 years. Don’t miss it.

Blur’s Damon Albarn is working on the soundtrack for “Artificial,” Guadagnino’s upcoming film centered on Sam Altman. The OpenAI CEO is portrayed by Andrew Garfield.

Momentum on Luca Guadagnino and Lionsgate’s reimagining of “American Psycho” has been steadily growing.

Malick recently sent him an email reacting to the film, and told him that he had permission to share, which he has done for the first time.

We suspected Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund was going to bring “The Entertainment System Is Down” to this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Östlund is now saying, hold on just a sec …

With Rajamouli, it’s go big or go home. He’s all about excess, with no room for subtlety whatsoever — and that’s part of the reason western audiences fell for “RRR.”

Brady Corbet, the director behind “The Brutalist,” is in pre-production on his next film, which is set to shoot in Portugal and South Africa.

Back in early 2025, pre-production on “The Bookie and the Bruiser” had hit a snag and been pushed back, most likely due to Adrien Brody Oscar campaigning, and win, for “The Brutalist.”

Below is our first look at Paul Mescal (Paul McCartney), Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr), Joseph Quinn (George Harrison), and Harris Dickinson (John Lennon) in Sam Mendes’ “The Beatles.”

In Holly Brickley’s original novel, the character is described as being “half-Jewish and half-Mexican,” a detail that has become central to the backlash surrounding the casting. 

Almost two months after Quentin Tarantino’s savage comments, Paul Dano is finally responding to the viral diss.

So, there you have it — “Melania” might turn out to be one of the most beautifully photographed docs you will see this decade.

This version is reportedly being referred to as the “all the stitches” cut — aimed at fans who want more of his full vision. It’s not yet official where it will appear.

Threapleton joins a cast that already includes Daniel Craig, Cillian Murphy, and Michelle Williams. Lol Crawley (“The Brutalist”) is serving as cinematographer.

Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo are set to star in “Gundam,” adapted from the Japanese sci-fi franchise centered on giant robots. Netflix just acquired the project.