Almodóvar believes that Elordi will “without doubt” become a big star, but he is still unsure whether the actor is primarily a sex symbol or a truly great actor.

Last night, Amazon/MGM confirmed the sequel would be titled “Spaceballs: The New One,” with much of the original cast returning, including Rick Moranis. Amazon/MGM set it for theatrical release on April 23, 2027.

A French trailer has now been released for “Parallel Tales,” which has no U.S. release set just yet, but is scheduled for May 14 in France, the same week—possibly the same day—it premieres in competition at Cannes.

Filmmaker Joseph Kahn made a good point recently: few filmmakers possess the artistic authority to brand a film as their own in the title. Lee Cronin isn’t one of them.

No adaptation of this video game should ever take itself seriously — looking at you, JCVD— and this Kitao Sakurai-directed film looks like one big, trashy, highly stylized spectacle.

Focus Features screened the first footage from Robert Eggers’ “Werwulf,” starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, Willem Dafoe, Ralph Ineson, and Bodhi Rae Breathnach.

You thought the Fockers were gone for good? Think again. Universal Pictures has released the first trailer for “Focker-in-Law,” the fourth entry in the ‘Meet the Parents’ franchise.

Universal has announced their Snoop Dogg biopic, “Snoop,” will release in theaters next year. The rapper confirmed the film will be Rated R,

‘Queen’s Gambit’ actress Isla Johnston will headline Warner Bros. epic “Jehanne d’Arc.” Johnston played the young Beth Harmon in the hit Netflix series.

Should “As Deep as the Grave” now be added to Kilmer’s IMDb filmography? It better not. This feels like a stunt, and one that shouldn’t be granted legitimacy.

Here’s a topic of conversation. In my Tony Gilroy piece, I mentioned how “Michael Clayton” was one of the best debut films of the 21st Century. What are the other ones?

It’s understandable why Venice is being passed. Warner Bros.’ “Joker: Folie à Deux” was met with a notably poor reception on the Lido in 2024, and the fallout reportedly put the studio in damage-control mode for weeks.

Liman is trying to convince us all that everything is peachy when it comes to this film — which stars Casey Affleck, Pete Davidson, Gal Gadot, and Isla Fisher.

Scott’s last big success came 11 years ago—that’s when “The Martian” was released, a Best Picture–nominated blockbuster. With “The Dog Stars,” the 88-year-old filmmaker will get another shot.

Judging by the reactions, Villeneuve may have delivered something very special with this third and final chapter of the ‘Dune’ franchise.

If you’re a Zach Cregger fan, then this evening brings a lot of good news … Warner Bros. has announced two Cregger movies, both written by him and both set for 2028.

Contrary to what was reported, Leo Woodall is not playing Aragorn — he’s actually been cast as Halvard. Rather, it’s Jamie Dornan who will replace Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn/Strider.

Warner Bros. has launched an indie label, Warner Bros. Clockwork, and Sean Baker is set to direct its debut film, “Ti Amo!” which is now set for 2027 release.

Here’s the first trailer for “Godzilla Minus Zero,” which is set to hit theaters on November 6 via Toho and GKids. Takashi Yamazaki is returning to direct and will again handle writing and visual effects duties.

That open letter calling for the planned Warner Bros.-Paramount merger to be blocked? It’s still out there, now with over 2,000 signatures. James Cameron? He couldn’t care less.