Following a highly competitive 11-studio bidding war, United Artists’ Scott Stuber, Amblin’s Steven Spielberg, and Amazon MGM Studios have acquired the rights to the YouTube series

Matt Smith’s reaction to Keanu Reeves watching one of his movies during a flight has gone viral because it’s absolutely hilarious how self-deprecating Smith is about his own movie.

A few months ago, both Max Landis and McBride had been hired by Paramount to develop separate “G.I. Joe” scripts. The studio ultimately continued development with McBride’s take.

No plot details have been revealed, but the film is said to be a loose remake of a classic 1940s Mexican movie. We’re not exactly sure which one, but I assume we’ll be getting more details as pre-production starts to ramp up.

That $75M+ opening is a steep drop compared to the previous two instalments. “Minions” (2015) had a 3-day total of $115M, while “Minions: The Rise of Gru” (2022) made $107M

There’s lots of movement when it comes to Bradley Cooper’s “Ocean’s Eleven” prequel, which already stars Cooper, Margot Robbie, Wagner Moura, and Monica Barbaro.

I’m hearing that Lanthimos has now exited the project and has been replaced by Rose Glass, the talented filmmaker behind “Love Lies Bleeding.”

Based on a short story by Dave Eggers, “The Comebacker” was scripted by Heller and is described as a “love letter to baseball.” Tom Hanks is the lead.

The film has generated exceptional buzz, getting into every festival to which it has been submitted, with several executives reportedly believing Scott is the current frontrunner for Best Actor.

Kenji Tanigaki, fresh off the breakout success of “The Furious,” has lined up his next directorial effort, “The Reckoner.” Peter Dinklage is attached to star.

Warner Bros. has picked up the rights to “Siren Head,” a viral horror meme created by creature designer Trevor Henderson that “centers on a tall, rotting skeletal figure with, wait for it, two sirens as a head.”

If you purchase tickets for the re-release, you’ll get a sneak peek at “The Resurrection of the Christ: Part One,” which the studio describes as Gibson’s “most ambitious filmmaking achievement”

Danny Glover, 79, is telling People magazine he has Alzheimer’s disease. He was diagnosed in 2022, around the time he was given a Lifetime Achievement Oscar.

Page Six calls this a “sinister smear campaign,” with rumors circulating that someone from Milly Alcock’s camp may have helped amplify the backlash against Gleiberman.

Three character posters have been released with the tagline “We’re way past making friends.” It appears to be an imitation of the original film’s marketing.

The phone call must not have gone well, as Scorsese’s efforts to organize a follow-up discussion have since stalled. The ADG is very angry.

Two weeks out, how are we feeling about this one? Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” which hits theaters on July 17, recently started screening for press attending junkets. Film critics will get to see Nolan’s epic on July 13.

TheWrap previously reported that Netflix wanted “Ray Gunn” to receive a more family-friendly PG rating, while Bird believed the film should be rated PG-13.

The cast for the “Ocean’s Eleven” prequel keeps growing. Now comes word that Monica Barbaro has joined the ensemble, which already included Bradley Cooper, Margot Robbie, and Wagner Moura.

With Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley already cast as the married couple, news has now broken that Paul Dano is in talks to join the cast.