The last person I thought that would ever chime in on Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” is Claire Denis, but it makes sense — she’s collaborated and remained close friends with star Robert Pattinson.

In an interview with The Atlantic, M. Night Shyamalan defends his 2006 clunker “The Lady in the Water”. He still “loves” the movie. What many viewers saw as chaos, he sees as a kind of “jazz.”

“The Deb” is Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut, and it’s set to close the Toronto International Film Festival in September.

In case you’re wondering what has taken Alfonso Cuarón so long to make another movie — his last one was 2018’s “Roma” — well, he’s been working on a series titled “Disclaimer,” and starring Cate Blanchett.

The San Sebastián Film Festival has announced its competition lineup, once again filled with high-profile filmmakers who will compete for the Golden Shell in this 72nd edition of the festival.

According to Puck’s Matt Belloni, Jimmy Kimmel has turned down the chance to host the Academy Awards for a fourth time. Meanwhile, John Mulaney — who would have been a fantastic host— also turned down the job.

Marvel/Disney will need to pay Robert Downey Jr. more than $100 million for those two ‘Avengers’ movies, and that’s not even counting box office bonuses.

Young had a very promising start to his career (“Arrival,” “A Most Violent Year,” “Selma”), deemed by some as a future great in cinematography, and then he just stopped making movies.

It’s already been plenty reported about Robert Downey Jr. returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to play Doctor Doom in the next “Avengers” movies.

There’s been a major marketing push when it comes to Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator II,” and although there was some backlash to the recently released trailer, it did still garner over 16 million views in just two weeks on YouTube.

With James Cameron recently teasing that “Fantastic Voyage” was “coming very soon,” one has to look back at the tumultuous journey this film has taken since its inception in the mid-90s.

Between 1994 and 2001, Smith basically became the spokesman for a misfit generation of geeky basement dwellers with his films “Clerks,” “Chasing Amy,” “Mallrats,” “Dogma” and “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.”

Here comes the news that Danny Boyle’s “28 Years Later” has wrapped production in London. The film, starring Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes and Charlie Hunman, carries a $60M budget.

It won’t get released to a wider public until mid-August, but I’d keep an eye out on “Didi”. It’s starting to get some much-deserved Oscar buzz.

“Longlegs” has surpassed “Insidious” and is now the highest grossing indie horror film of the last 25 years. It’s projected to end its run with a $75M domestic total, and possibly $100M worldwide.

Pretty wild how Collider’s Steven Weintraub has decided to throw Anthony Mackie under the bus. He’s saying that Mackie, who stars as Falcon in the MCU, was the absolute worst interview he’s ever done.

Last night at Comic-Con, test footage for Matt Shakman’s “Fantastic Four: First Steps” was shown, and of course, the footage has leaked online.

Before this weekend, the biggest R rated movie opening weekends belonged to the first two ‘Deadpool’ movies, and now “Deadpool and Wolverine” has opened to $205M, the biggest weekend ever for an R rated movie.

Marvel Studios returned to Hall H this year at CinemaCon and confirmed a rumor that Jeff Sneider had been dabbling with for a few weeks now …