Many didn’t believe this would happen, but not only is ‘Shōgun’ Season 2 in development, but an early 2026 shoot has now been set up. The second season will take place 10 years after the events of the first.

Here come Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne. Their latest film, “The Young Mother’s Home,” has once again been selected for the Cannes competition — they've already won the Palme d’Or twice. No director has ever won it three times.

One of the more anticipated U.S. titles at this year’s Cannes Film Festival is Kelly Reichardt’s “The Mastermind.” The ensemble cast includes Josh O’Connor, Alana Haim, John Magaro, Hope Davis, Bill Camp, Gaby Hoffmann, Amanda Plummer, and Cole Doman,

It’s been 14 long years since death last came calling in Final Destination, but with ‘Bloodlines,’ the franchise is officially back—and if early reactions are anything to go by, it’s going to be the best instalment of the franchise.

Production may have technically started on Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday,” but the script and cast are still a work in progress, because apparently locking that down before shooting is optional now.

Saulnier’s latest screenplay—an untitled thriller described as a gritty, high-stakes chase story reminiscent of “The Fugitive,” and the visceral intensity that defines Saulnier’s style—is at the center of a fierce bidding war.

Steven Soderbergh, one of Fincher’s closest friends, tells Business Insider that the ‘Hollywood’ sequel landing into Fincher’s hands was all Pitt’s idea, but he’s rather surprised Tarantino has given his blessing for it to happen.

The film has surged to the top of the streamer’s global rankings, amassing an impressive 30M views in its debut week. It was easily the most-watched title during that period.

There she is again. According to Variety, Charli XCX will both star in and produce Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike’s upcoming movie.

A Variety report tackles the new Academy rule, and how it is very easy for a voter to “game the system” by pretending to have watched all 10 best picture nominees.

The MCU has finally delivered a movie that doesn’t suck, but is that good enough? Critics have set the bar way too low when it comes to this one. They expected another Marvel catastrophe, and instead got some form of competence.

I did not expect a 2-minute trailer to show up this morning for Zach Cregger’s “Weapons,” but here it is! The film looks gorgeously shot and framed. This is the same footage that was shown at CinemaCon earlier in the month.

A source who has seen ‘The Smashing Machine’ tells me this morning’s trailer is the “only way to hide what a weird-ass movie” this is. A24 has decided to package the trailer as Oscar bait, which this film is not.

Over the weekend, Spielberg said something that landed many headlines: “‘The Godfather,’ for me, is the greatest American film ever made […] Francis took what came before and redefined the canon of American film.”

In case you didn’t know, Terrence Howard, the Oscar-nominated actor known for “Hustle & Flow,” and “Empire,” semi-retired from acting and decided to invent his own form of mathematics, “Terryology.”

Darren Aronofsky’s new film, “Caught Stealing,” is set for August 27 release via Sony. Vanity Fair now has our first look images — eight of them — which can be seen below.

Warners is clearly taking a page out of Neon’s efficient “Longlegs” marketing from just a year ago, or if you want to go more retro, then what they seem to be going for in their marketing is something similar to the way ‘Blair Witch’ and ‘Cloverfield’ were promoted a few decades ago.

It’s certainly very hard to imagine “Sinners” not getting Best Picture nominated, and given its musical components, Coogler’s film could very easily end up with a nom tally in the double digits.

It’s been confirmed by the trades. Michael Mann must be ecstatic about this development. The reporting claims that this will be shot by Kosinski right after he wraps production on his UFO whistleblower movie.

Dev Patel is again the taking on the roles of writer, director, and lead actor in his sophomore effort, “The Peasant,” an unconventional period action thriller.