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Jonah Hill's ‘Cut Off' Heads Into Reshoots After Being Deemed “Unwatchable” and “Unreleasable”

Hill, coming off the miserable reviews for this year's “Outcome,” now has yet another film destined for a long delay. This time, it's “Cut Off,” his third directorial effort, which was set to hit theaters this July

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Adam Driver Is in ‘Heat 2,’ Stephen Graham Confirms

Driver will play Otis Wardell, the central villain, psychopathic criminal who operates primarily in Chicago. The character’s presence ties together the prequel and sequel halves of the book’s structure.

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‘Blade’ Director on What Marvel Tells Directors: “This Is a Marvel Movie Directed by a Person”

According to Tariq, Marvel is upfront about it. They tell you, politely, that what you're making is "a Marvel film directed by a person .. They crop your shots. They change things.”

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Kristen Stewart Reunites with Olivier Assayas for ‘Spiritual World'; Vicky Krieps, Riley Keough & Wagner Moura Also Aboard

Stewart and Assayas previously collaborated on 2014's "Clouds of Sils Maria," which won her a César, and 2016's "Personal Shopper," which earned Assayas Best Director at Cannes.

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Robert Eggers Wants a “Break" From Horror, So He's Making ‘Romeo & Juliet'

At a post-trailer Q&A for “Werwulf,” which opens Christmas Day, Eggers explained why his next movie is Shakespeare’s teen tragedy rather than another gloomy medieval tale.

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August 19, 2019
3-Hour ‘Midsommar' Director's Cut Screened in NYC
August 19, 2019

This year’s 12th edition of the Scary Movies festival at Film at Lincoln Center premiered Ari Aster’s extended version of “Midsommar” this past Saturday.

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Michael Bay’s ‘Skibidi Toilet’ Movie Is Real — Despite His Earlier Denials

March 31, 2026 Jordan Ruimy

Last year, Michael Bay vehemently denied rumors that he was going to direct a “Skibidi Toilet” movie, and that’s despite several reports earlier suggesting otherwise.

Bay, looking laid-back and alone in a spacious room, pointing to a table covered in scripts, addressed the rumors directly via Instagram:

“These are a whole bunch of movies right now. One is in serious prep, one is in soft prep, one I’m writing, one getting ready to produce—or two to produce—but there’s not one in that little pile that says ‘Skibidi,’ so let’s just stop the lore right now. OK. You heard it from me.”

Well, Puck’s Matt Belloni is now reporting that Bay is definitely developing …a “Skibidi Toilet” movie.

Word is that Paramount Pictures President Adam Goodman and Bay are collaborating on ‘Skibidi.’ Goodman believes the project has the potential to become “the next ‘Transformers’ or could be a Marvel universe.”

For those not familiar, Skibidi Toilet started in 2023 as a YouTube video by Alexey Gerasimov, featuring a head emerging from a toilet and singing—which somehow set the internet on fire. What followed was a series of quirky videos depicting a war between Toilets and Cyborgs, complete with explosions (naturally, this is where Michael Bay comes in).

This latest development comes only a few months after Bay quit—or was fired, we’re not really sure—from the Will Smith-starring “Fast and Loose,” produced by Netflix. The duo apparently couldn’t come to terms creatively on the film, which has since been shot by Bay’s replacement, John Swab.

Bay, who specializes in on-screen mayhem, hasn’t directed a film since 2022’s “Ambulance,” starring Jake Gyllenhaal, which, no pun intended, bombed at the box office with a $22M domestic haul. He’s in talks with Paramount for a return to the “Transformers” franchise—for a potential reboot or sequel, we’re not entirely sure. Over at Universal, he’s supposed to direct “OutRun,” starring Sydney Sweeney, based on the classic arcade game.

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We’ve gone through the decades. The ‘40s ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s, ‘2000s, and ‘2010s. — all revisited, argued over. Now, here are the results for the best films of the 1930s.

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