Keanu Reeves is in talks for The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil, seven years after the remake was announced
Keanu Reeves is in talks for The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil, seven years after the remake was announced
Keanu Reeves is in talks to star opposite Ma Dong-seok in James Wan's remake of the Korean thriller at Paramount, seven years after the project was first unveiled. Trade reports say the original debuted at Cannes. By the time it screened there, 1.9 million Koreans had already seen it.
Rafe Spall's amnesiac Sherlock Holmes fills a three-year gap that took Conan Doyle ten years to close
Rafe Spall's amnesiac Sherlock Holmes fills a three-year gap that took Conan Doyle ten years to close
The new Sky series is set between Reichenbach and The Empty House. Conan Doyle's readers waited almost a decade for that return.
Miami Vice '85 adds Haley Lu Richardson to a film built on a pilot that aired in 1984
Miami Vice '85 adds Haley Lu Richardson to a film built on a pilot that aired in 1984
Joseph Kosinski's film with Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler is shooting in New Jersey for a May 2028 release, nine months later than first planned.
Greig Fraser says Project Hail Mary was harder to shoot than Dune or The Batman
Greig Fraser says Project Hail Mary was harder to shoot than Dune or The Batman
The Oscar-winning Australian says Project Hail Mary beat Dune and The Batman for difficulty. The $200 million film, built around a puppet on tiny sets, has made $684.5 million worldwide.
Warner Bros. Lost a Fortune on The Bride! and Signed Its Director Again Three Months Later
Warner Bros. Lost a Fortune on The Bride! and Signed Its Director Again Three Months Later
Maggie Gyllenhaal is presiding over the Venice jury this week. Six months ago her second film, The Bride!, opened to $7 million and a C+ CinemaScore on a budget somewhere between $80 and $90 million. Warner Bros. absorbed it and then, three months later, bought her the next one.
Korea Spent Its Biggest Budget Ever on Hope. Na Hong-jin Made More Money With $8 Million.
Korea Spent Its Biggest Budget Ever on Hope. Na Hong-jin Made More Money With $8 Million.
Na Hong-jin has not released a film since The Wailing in 2016. His return, Hope, opens in the US on 9 September on the biggest budget in Korean cinema history — and has so far taken less money at home than the film he made for a fraction of the price.
Tom Holland says his whole family sobbed after watching The Odyssey
Tom Holland says his whole family sobbed after watching The Odyssey
Tom Holland says his whole family wept through The Odyssey—until his mother's surprise confession flipped the emotional premiere into laughter.
Brian De Palma’s Blunt Take on Shallow Directors
Brian De Palma’s Blunt Take on Shallow Directors
Brian De Palma, famed for his bold films, once slammed fellow directors for lacking depth in their views on life and art. Discover what set him apart and why his words still spark debate.
Matt Damon Admits Interstellar Left Him in Tears
Matt Damon Admits Interstellar Left Him in Tears
Matt Damon opens up about the emotional impact of Interstellar, his top pick among Christopher Nolan’s films, and shares insights into their next big project, The Odyssey.
The Forgotten Animated Epic That Beat Disney to the Punch
The Forgotten Animated Epic That Beat Disney to the Punch
Long before Disney’s Snow White, a groundbreaking animated film from Argentina set the stage for the genre, blending sharp political satire with striking visuals and changing animation history.
Nia DaCosta’s Bold Inspiration: The Film That Changed Her Path
Nia DaCosta’s Bold Inspiration: The Film That Changed Her Path
Discover which legendary film pushed Nia DaCosta to pursue directing, and how its wild production history shaped her creative journey. Her latest work stirs debate, but her vision remains fearless.
It: Welcome to Derry Season 2 Moves Ahead Without HBO Nod
It: Welcome to Derry Season 2 Moves Ahead Without HBO Nod
Despite no official green light from HBO, It: Welcome to Derry’s second season is already in development. Director Andy Muschietti is pressing on with the chilling prequel’s next chapter.
Blake's 7 Returns: Sci-Fi Classic Rebooted by Top UK Creators
Blake's 7 Returns: Sci-Fi Classic Rebooted by Top UK Creators
Beloved British sci-fi series Blake's 7 is set for a fresh reboot, with acclaimed director Peter Hoar and producer Matthew Bouch at the helm, promising a new take for modern audiences.
Netflix Snaps Up Shark Thriller From Violent Night Director
Netflix Snaps Up Shark Thriller From Violent Night Director
Netflix has landed Tommy Wirkola’s new shark thriller, produced by Adam McKay and Kevin Messick, starring Phoebe Dynevor, Djimon Hounsou, and Whitney Peak. Streaming release set for 2026.
Frieren’s Hand-Drawn Credits Take a Stand Against AI in Anime
Frieren’s Hand-Drawn Credits Take a Stand Against AI in Anime
Frieren’s second season wraps up with a stunning hand-drawn credits sequence, crafted entirely with coloured pencils by Mimei Auome. This bold artistic choice highlights the value of human creativity in a time when AI is making waves in anime.
Anthony Hopkins’ Unfulfilled Dream: Working With Clint Eastwood
Anthony Hopkins’ Unfulfilled Dream: Working With Clint Eastwood
Anthony Hopkins opens up about the one director he’s always admired and hoped to collaborate with, revealing a surprising name and reflecting on why it may never happen.
Top 15 Korean Thrillers of the 21st Century: Ranked
Top 15 Korean Thrillers of the 21st Century: Ranked
South Korea’s film industry has exploded with bold, genre-defining thrillers since censorship eased. Discover the most gripping, inventive, and influential Korean thrillers of the modern era.
Top 10 Unmissable Thrillers from the 2000s
Top 10 Unmissable Thrillers from the 2000s
Dive into a ranking of the most gripping thrillers from the 2000s. From mind-bending mysteries to gritty crime sagas, these films defined a decade and left audiences on the edge of their seats.
Reese Witherspoon Reveals the Classic Film That Shaped Her
Reese Witherspoon Reveals the Classic Film That Shaped Her
Reese Witherspoon credits a 1961 classic for inspiring her approach to female-led stories, highlighting its powerful depiction of women and timeless melodrama.
David Lynch’s Surreal Worlds: Why His Films Still Haunt Us
David Lynch’s Surreal Worlds: Why His Films Still Haunt Us
Reflecting on David Lynch’s legacy, this piece explores his singular vision, the lasting mark he left on film, and the deep connection he forged with audiences worldwide.
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