I wasn’t even going to post about this latest Oscar news, but, on a day with barely anything to write about, it seems to now be a topic of conversation in the film world.

Can you believe, in its 93-year history, there has never been a documentary nominated for the Best Picture Oscar?

Last month, the MPAA slapped Brandon Cronenberg’s “Infinity Pool” with an NC-17 rating, but an appeal was said to be the next move.

Friday is when Martin McDonagh’s “The Banshees of Inisherin” gets released theatrically. I’ve already weighed in on it, and even stated that it’s the best movie I’ve seen so far this year.

A WoR reader from Greece recently sat down with Jerzy Skolimowski, who not only directed the Cannes-heralded “EO” but also co-wrote Roman Polanski’s upcoming “The Palace”

As much as I like to complain about Marvel movies, at least there are a few that turn out to be good. Can the same be said about the DCEU? Not really.

Today, Paramount changed that date and “Babylon” will instead be released nationwide on December 23rd.

Kazan’s “She Said” co-star Carey Mulligan, who gives the better performance of the two, will be campaigned in this year’s very weak Best Supporting Actress category. Know what? She has a shot.

Total coincidence, but after reposting yesterday’s 2019 piece on the turbulent post-production process James Gray had to endure during “Ad Astra,” the filmmaker finally admitted today that it indeed wasn’t his cut released in theaters.

Over the weekend, the second annual Academy Museum Gala had a special screening of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s “Everything Everywhere All At Once.”

Why hasn’t A24 released a trailer for “The Whale”? I’m pretty sure it’s the only big awards player that hasn’t done so yet.

I have a 9am screening of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” on 11.08.22. The embargo is said to lift a few minutes after the screening ends at noon.

Gay journalist, Isaac Grafstein, has tried to explain why Billy Eichner's “Bros” tanked at the box office.

Mitra Farahani was at MOMA to present her latest project. She’s also the producer of, what was supposed to be, Godard’s final film, “The Image Book.”

I remember, in 2019, getting a lot of heat from 20th Century Fox about a piece I wrote concerning the post-production chaos surrounding “Ad Astra”. The gist of it was that the released version was ABSOLUTELY NOT James Gray’s intended vision.

The Critics Choice Documentary Awards announced their nominees this afternoon, and Sara Dosa’s volcano-set love story “Fire of Love” led the field with seven nominations.