According to ScreenDaily, the cameras might not start rolling until sometime this autumn—despite a July start having been previously eyed.

Now, Vin Diesel has teased another “surprise” return: Brian O’Conner. Yes, that’s the character played by the late Paul Walker, who will apparently be back.

Early descriptions of Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” have drawn comparisons to “Magnolia,” suggesting an ensemble cast and an ambitious, multi-threaded narrative.

After curiously shelving “Golden,” his Pharrell Williams project, which had been already shot and ready for release, Michel Gondry is preparing to return behind the camera.

“M3GAN 2.0” is set to have a weak $10M opening this weekend. There’s now a very real chance it doesn’t even match the original’s debut weekend ($30M) in total domestic gross.

Sony’s “28 Years Later” is struggling to keep momentum in its second weekend, projected to land in fifth place at the box office with a steep 70% drop from its debut.

Did “F1” live up to the hype for you? Its A CinemaScore, 92% PostTrak and 8.1 on IMDb suggest it’s a major hit with audiences. Not surprised. The film is slick, old-school entertainment.

Here’s the first official poster for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, which features the tagline “Defy the Gods.” A teaser for the film, no longer than 30 seconds, is rumored to be attached to “Jurassic World Rebirth” screenings starting next Thursday.

The New York Times has decided to conduct a massive poll of “directors, actors and notable Hollywood names” to come up with the 100 Best Films of the 21st Century.

According to THR, Warner Bros. has officially let go of the movie rights for the 1988 Japanese sci-fi classic. In consequence, Taika Waititi is no longer attached.

Reeves has confirmed via social media that the screenplay is, at long last, finished. Mattson Tomlin, who quietly contributed rewrites to the 2022 film, is now receiving official credit this time around.

According to Variety, three names have emerged as frontrunners on Amazon MGM Studios’ shortlist for the next James Bond; Jacob Elordi, Tom Holland, and Harris Dickinson are reportedly “at the top of [the studio’s] list.”

Nolan has long stood by his creative choice not to directly depict the horrors inflicted in “Oppenheimer.” His reasoning? The story is told entirely via Oppenheimer’s subjective perspective.

Cuarón, who is coming off his ambitious Apple TV+ series “Disclaimer,” is now, according to Variety, preparing to finally shoot his long-delayed film about Philip K. Dick and his twin sister for Amazon/MGM.

I’ve ranked what I believe are the 12 best performances of Pitt’s career — not the most famous, necessarily, but the most revealing. These are the roles where Pitt reminded us he’s more than just a “movie star,” but one of the most quietly versatile actors around.

According to What’s On Netflix, Fincher, already knee-deep in Netflix originals, and about to shoot “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” from July to December, is somehow eyeing a December 2025 L.A. shoot for “Squid Game: America.”

Joseph Kosinski’s “F1” roared into Thursday night previews with a very impressive $10M haul, setting it firmly on the track toward a potential $60M opening.

Steven Spielberg, with no plans to ever retire, has a new untitled UFO film hitting theaters next summer, and last night, he screened the first action-packed footage.

Villeneuve’s leap into the Bond-verse is going to be a one-off affair. Additionally, he won’t have final cut on the film and isn’t locked in for any sequels, spin-offs, or streaming offshoots.

According to Puck’s Matt Belloni, Michael Bay, the pyrotechnic prince of Hollywood carnage, is quietly developing a new ‘Transformers’ movie at Paramount, with plans to direct.