“OutRun,” Sega’s retro arcade racer, now being revved up for the big screen with none other than Michael Bay in the director’s seat and Sydney Sweeney in the producer’s chair (and maybe starring).

Last week’s Production Weekly had Zendaya in talks to star in Rob Marshall’s “Guys & Dolls,” and now Daniel Richtman is reporting the same info, potentially from another source.

The Academy is introducing new rules that will prevent members from voting in Oscar categories unless they’ve shown that they’ve viewed all the nominated films.

Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elijah Wood and David Cronenberg have signed on for Searchlight’s upcoming “Ready Or Not: Here I Come,” the sequel from the Radio Silence team. The film has started production in Toronto.

In a January 2024 interview (via Le Monde), Farhadi revealed he wouldn’t be making any new films in Iran, for the time being, as an act of resistance against the regime.

The actor-director is not holding back after Variety claimed that Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” was still a long way from turning a profit—a narrative he says is wildly out of step with the movie’s actual box office success.

There’s no doubt in my mind that if Pascal wanted to stick around, he would’ve let showrunner Craig Mazin know. But why should he? He’s become one of the most in-demand actors in the business, and film offers him a better path forward.

Fred Melamed, who is part of the ensemble, tells me that the project is now eyeing an “early 2026” production start. My best guess is that Brody will be too busy this year and might even be shooting Damien Chazelle’s next film in the summer.

We have a teaser for Zach Cregger’s “Weapons.” It’s just 45 seconds, but we’ll take it, as Warner Bros. seems to be taking the long road when it comes to marketing this one.

It’s late April, which means summer movies are about to be unleashed onto audiences, young and old, from the first week of May through the last week of August. I found 12 studio films that might shake up the summer.

Warner Bros. film heads Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca are likely popping champagne right now. The optics, at least domestically, look fantastic.

Last year, Taika Waititi told Variety that his ‘Star Wars’ movie, which is apparently still happening, “will be a Taika Waititi film.” He added, “It’s gonna piss people off.” This set off the fanbase.

Steven Soderbergh is opening up about his frustrations with the underwhelming box office performance of his latest release, “Black Bag,” which only earned $21M.

Joseph Kosinski is in talks to direct a new “Miami Vice movie for Universal, with Dan Gilroy (”Nightcrawler”) writing the script.

Ryan Coogler, finally freed from the constraints of big-budget franchises, throws everything he’s got at “Sinners.” The film promises a lot — and somewhat delivers.

Speaking on Last Podcast on the Left (via Screen Rant), Coogler confirmed that once the “Sinners” promo circus wraps up, he’s diving straight into Mulder and Scully territory.

In an interview for the LA Times, Cronenberg mentions the possibility that “The Shrouds” might mark the end of his career — “the world doesn’t need another movie from me.”

Korine recently led a Q&A at the Sarasota Film Festival, and it quickly became apparent that he doesn’t give a damn about recent modern cinema.

Zoe Kravitz has set up her sophomore effort, “How to Save A Marriage.” Plot details are being kept under wraps and as of now, Robert Pattinson is only producing the film.