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Steven Soderbergh to Direct ‘The Batman: Part II’ as Matt Reeves Remains Away

BREAKING: Steven Soderbergh has stepped in to finish "The Batman Part II" as Matt Reeves remains away due to family reasons. This is a beautiful gesture, if you ask me: a filmmaker helping out a fellow filmmaker.

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Taika Waititi's ‘Klara and the Sun' Panned by Critics, Gets 1-Star Reviews at London Premiere — 23 on Metacritic

Taika Waititi's career has been on shaky ground for a while now, and nobody really believed “Klara and the Sun” would fix anything. The course correction isn't coming; if anything, this will only sink him further.

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‘Digger' Loses Whopping 2,535 Screens in Week 3, One of the Biggest Drops Ever for a Studio Release

Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Tom Cruise-starring satire is now playing in just 786 venues. That's down from about 3,321 last weekend, a 76% cut, and one of the biggest ever week-two-to-week-three drops ever.

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‘Dune: Part Three' Is “98% Done” — Denis Villeneuve Admits He's “Tired” of Arrakis and Needs a “Rocket” to James Bond

Villeneuve was announced as director of the "Dune" reboot back in February 2017. By the time "Part III" hits theaters this December, he'll have spent close to a decade working back-to-back on Arakis.

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Tim Burton Teams With Kazuo Ishiguro on Original Film Set in Post-War Japan

Sources say it's the project Burton has focused on most since "Wednesday" wrapped, and it could be his next film if things move forward quickly.

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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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‘Onslaught’ Trailer: Adam Wingard Returns to His Indie Thriller Roots for A24’s Super-Soldier Action Film

June 2, 2026 Jordan Ruimy

Here’s the trailer for Adam Wingard’s “Onslaught” — billed as a return to his thriller indie roots. A24 is backing the film.

We were wondering what was going on with this film, which has now been announced to hit theaters on September 4, 2026. That’s 20 months since production wrapped.

Adria Arjona leads the film as a struggling mother living in a trailer park who aims to protect her loved ones from a rogue squad of genetically engineered super soldiers that have escaped from a secret military base, while mercenaries try to contain them.

The trailer certainly hints at this being an Adam Wingard movie, and the fact that his old-school writing partner Simon Barrett (“The Guest”) is back makes this a must-see in my book. Arjona is described in the synopsis as a “badass army sniper,” which gives off shades of a Sarah Connor-esque heroine.

Ultimately, here’s hoping this is Wingard back on form, returning to the action-thriller genre, albeit with this story set in the desert. It all looks very over the top bonkers— which could either be good or bad, depending on execution.

The film reunites Wingard and Barrett, the team behind “You’re Next” (2011) and “The Guest” (2014). Wingard is coming off — quite sadly — the commercial success of “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” the latter of which grossed over $572 million worldwide. It’s a real shame that Wingard decided to expend so much of his creative energy on silly kaiju and monster movies.

Arjona is clearly on a career upswing, riding high off “Hit Man,” “Andor,” “Splitsville,” and Michael B. Jordan’s upcoming ‘Thomas Crown Affair’ remake. This will be her first time carrying a Hollywood film, solo, and quite honestly, I look forward to it — she has great screen presence.

Rebecca Hall and Dan Stevens also star in “Onslaught,” alongside Michael Biehn, Reginald VelJohnson, Eric Wareheim, Drew Starkey, and Alex “Poatan” Pereira.

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