Sony is rebooting “House of the Dead” without Boll’s participation, instead directed by Paul W.S. Anderson and starring Isabela Merced, and Uwe Boll is absolutely pissed.

Can we now finally, officially, accept that the frontrunners for Best Director—and, for that matter, Best Picture—are Paul Thomas Anderson and “One Battle After Another”?

The Winter Olympics—and, more importantly, the Super Bowl—are going to affect the weekend box office, as theaters will be quieter than usual.

Park confirmed that a longer cut of “No Other Choice”—18 minutes longer, running 2 hours and 37 minutes—will be front and center when the film arrives on 4K.

Warner Bros. has pushed the DC Studios film “Clayface” from Sept. 11 to Oct. 23, 2026. Directed by James Watkins from a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini

Mamet’s best film work, as director and/or writer, includes “The Verdict,” “The Untouchables,” “Glengarry Glen Ross,” “Wag the Dog,” “House of Games,” “Ronin,” “The Spanish Prisoner,” and “The Edge.”

This inspirational story stars David Corenswet (“Superman”) as John Tuggle, who was picked last in the 1983 draft by the New York Giants.

Hollywood has been courting Miike for years, and it looks like it’s finally happening. The director has made hundreds of films—he might as well take a stab now.

“Melania” is one for the history books—or at least Rotten Tomatoes footnotes—a film beloved by ticket buyers, most of whom voted for Trump, and reviled by critics, most of whom didn’t.

Berger is set to direct Austin Butler as Lance Armstrong in a biopic tackling the disgraced cyclist. Zach Baylin (“King Richard”) is writing the script, with Scott Stuber producing.

Domingo make his debut behind the camera on “Unforgettable,” a musical biopic of legendary singer Nat King Cole. The actor will play Cole, and he has also co-written the script and will produce.

A few weeks back, there was a report that Christopher Nolan had tested “The Odyssey” at AMC Universal CityWalk in 70mm. Chris’ brother, Jonathan Nolan, was in attendance.

Warner Bros. has decided to delay M. Night Shyamalan and Nicholas Sparks’ “Remain,” which was initially supposed to be released in October 2026.

French critics have completely been taken by “Ella McCay,” which is getting near-unanimous raves over there.

Lionsgate has officially shipped “The Strangers: Chapter 3” into theaters, and with that, one of the strangest studio gambles of the last decade is finally nearing its end.

O’Leary’s recent comments slamming Billie Eilish’s anti-ICE Grammys speech irritated Mark Ruffalo enough that the actor took to social media to tell O’Leary to “shut the f*ck up.”

The Sam Raimi thriller was originally set up at Sony, but according to The Wrap, the studio began eyeing a streaming-first release in the wake of COVID. That’s when Raimi said hell no.

The filmmaker behind “10 Cloverfield Lane,” “Prey,” “Predator: Killer of Killers,” and “Predator: Badlands” will develop, direct, and produce large-scale theatrical features for the studio.

We’ve been seeing a lot of filmmakers aged 80 years and older still very much active over the last decade, including Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Hayao Miyazaki, David Cronenberg, and Ridley Scott.

After a heated bidding war to acquire the documentary, Neon has secured U.S. distribution rights and plans to release it in theaters later this year.