Zack Snyder Is ‘Tapped Out on the Visual Effects’ and Wants to Do ‘Something Small’

For the last two decades, one Zack Snyder film after another, from “300” to “Army of the Dead,” reveled in the use of visual effects to expand the limits of the worlds the filmmaker aimed to create. Unfortunately, it seems his most recent outings, “Rebel Moon: Part One — Director’s Cut” and “Rebel Moon: Part Two — Director’s Cut,” may have […]

‘The Last of Us’ First S2 Footage Debuts in HBO’s Max Sizzle Reel

The series is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, based on the critically acclaimed video game of the same name, which was developed by Naughty Dog for the PlayStation consoles.  “The Last of Us” had a record-breaking first season, becoming the most-watched debut season of a series ever for HBO. Series co-creators […]

Toronto Screening of Political Thriller on August 18 at York Cinema

Toronto audiences will have the opportunity to watch a gripping new political thriller on August 18 at York Cinema, featuring the harrowing journey of an exiled dictator’s daughter as she confronts dark secrets from her past. Co-directed by Nasim Naghavi and Amir Ganjavie, About Maya delves into the emotional and political turmoil of a woman […]

Beyoncé Partners with AMC Theaters to Distribute New Concert Film — Report

Weeks after Taylor Swift announced a historic partnership with AMC Theaters to distribute an Eras Tour concert film — a move that sidestepped the Hollywood studios who typically distribute such projects and prompted the film industry to shuffle its October release calendar — Beyoncé could be gearing up to bring a similar project to the theater chain.  Variety has reported that the pop star is set […]

Todd Haynes Teases Mexico Shoot for His Upcoming Queer Romance with Joaquin Phoenix

Todd Haynes is back on the festival circuit with “May December,” his Cannes hit that stars frequent collaborator Julianne Moore as a former teacher forced to reckon with renewed interest in her scandalous relationship with a former student. Critics have praised the dark comedy as one of the funniest films of Haynes’ career, with many speculating that it could be […]

Ridley Scott Compares Directing ‘Napoleon’ to Assembling a ‘Ridiculously Challenging LEGO Kit’

After directing massive films like “Gladiator” and “Kingdom of Heaven,” Ridley Scott knows a thing or two about historical epics. But even by his standards, “Napoleon” was a massive undertaking. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Scott spoke about the meticulous attention to detail that his team of department heads and consultants applied to the upcoming biopic that stars Joaquin Phoenix as […]

Sequels 2, Original 0 at Box Office: ‘PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie’ and ‘Saw X’ Hit, ‘The Creator’ Doesn’t

“PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie” (Paramount) topped “Saw X” (Lionsgate) by a healthy $5 million ($23 million to $18 million) on a weekend when either seemed feasible at #1. However, the order here isn’t the real story.  While a “PAW”/”Saw” convergence isn’t exactly the second coming of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” it’s still two films with very different appeal […]

Todd Haynes Open to Reviving Scrapped Peggy Lee Biopic with Michelle Williams: ‘The Interest Hasn’t Gone Away’

Todd Haynes has spent a large portion of the past decade trying to make “Fever,” his planned Peggy Lee biopic that never materialized. Haynes originally boarded the project in 2014, when Reese Witherspoon was attached to play the legendary crooner. She was eventually replaced by Haynes’ “I’m Not There” and “Wonderstruck” collaborator Michelle Williams, who developed the film alongside Haynes until its financing […]