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Box Office: ‘Clayface' Takes #1 With $24M, ‘You Can See Everything' Surges 25%, ‘The Social Reckoning' Is Done With 85% Drop

Warner Bros' "Clayface" is #1 this weekend with $24M domestic and $43M worldwide. That's a bit under what studio tracking was projecting a month ago ($25M-$35M), but this is not a total disaster.

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James Gunn Celebrates ‘Clayface’ A- CinemaScore: “Really Proud”

DC's "Clayface" has earned an A- CinemaScore from opening night audiences. That's a very good grade for any movie, and an especially rare one for horror, a genre audiences tend to grade harshly.

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Alex Garland's ‘Elden Ring' Now Costs Around $200M — A24 Isn't an Indie Studio Anymore

The Wall Street Journal reports that "Elden Ring" actually cost around $200M to make, nearly double what was floated when cameras started rolling in April. The film is still dated for March 3, 2028.

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‘Out of This World’: Albert Serra Calls His Riley Keough Film a “Masterpiece” — After Shooting 500 Hours of Footage

Now, before anyone criticizes the self-praise, this is nothing new for Serra. The man has been his own biggest hype machine for many years now.

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J. Todd Anderson, the Coen Brothers’ Longtime Storyboard Artist, Has Died at 67

The NYT went so far as to suggest in its obituary headline that the “Coens may be lost without him,” and Ethan's own words back that up: if you love their movies, he said, "a lot of it is him — more than people know."

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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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First Look: Isabelle Huppert as Mob Boss in Yann Demange’s ‘Lineage’

September 10, 2026 Jordan Ruimy

Back in 2023, director Yann Demange was hired to replace Bassam Tariq on Marvel's "Blade." We all know how that one turned out: Demange exited the following year, and the project eventually fell apart.

In any case, Demange — who has directed only two films, "'71" and "White Boy Rick" — has now made his first in eight years, and it stars Isabelle Huppert as a mob boss. Sold!

"Lineage," set in modern London, follows Tariq, a man rebuilding his life after prison and striving to carve out a new path for himself and his young son, Amine. When his brother pleads for help, Tariq is pulled back into the London criminal underworld and the dangerous orbit of their crime-boss mother (Huppert).

Developed over a number of years, the film is based on a story by Demange, who describes "Lineage" as a "very personal" project and a love letter to the London he grew up in — a version of the city seldom seen on screen. The screenplay is by Enda Walsh ("Hunger").

Shooting is currently underway in London, with Huppert joined in the cast by Dali Benssalah ("No Time to Die"), Adam Bessa and Raye. A premiere next year is being eyed.

Huppert is one of the great actresses of the last four decades, and Demange showed real promise with "'71" before stumbling a bit with his Hollywood debut, "White Boy Rick,” and participating in the hell that was Marvel’s “Blade.” Still, he has talent, and we'll keep an eye on this one.

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