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.
Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Mayday landed on Apple TV at 88% on Rotten Tomatoes — his best score in about eleven years. On Metacritic the same reviews produce a 60, which is lower than Deadpool. Both numbers are real. Only one of them is being reported.
Two Star Wars Films Just Reappeared on Paper. Neither Has a Date.
Two Star Wars Films Just Reappeared on Paper. Neither Has a Date.
A trade listing dated 3 September put both Star Wars: New Jedi Order and Dave Filoni's long-dormant crossover film back on paper — the first sign of life from either in about a year. It is not a greenlight, and Lucasfilm has said nothing. But these are the two films Kathleen Kennedy pointedly did not discuss on her way out the door.
Tarantino Called Black Hawk Down the Best Film of the Century. Ridley Scott Says No.
Tarantino Called Black Hawk Down the Best Film of the Century. Ridley Scott Says No.
Quentin Tarantino called Black Hawk Down the best film of the 21st century. Nine months later, Ridley Scott was asked whether he agreed and said: "No." Then: "I wonder what he was on, because whatever it is, I want some."
Spider-Man Needs $45M for the All-Time Record. Its Lead Over Star Wars Is Shrinking.
Spider-Man Needs $45M for the All-Time Record. Its Lead Over Star Wars Is Shrinking.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day sits at $891.5M domestic after five weekends at No. 1. It needs $45.1M more to take the all-time record from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Every outlet is treating that as a formality. The weekend-by-weekend numbers say otherwise.
Big Avengers: Secret Wars update drops, as Kevin Feige hints at Marvel’s game plan
Big Avengers: Secret Wars update drops, as Kevin Feige hints at Marvel’s game plan
Kevin Feige has sharpened the picture on Avengers: Secret Wars, teasing the MCU’s path forward and pointing to what the comics’ Secret Wars events actually show.
Release destination revealed for 'Madden,' Nicolas Cage’s football biopic
Release destination revealed for 'Madden,' Nicolas Cage’s football biopic
Nicolas Cage is set to suit up for Madden’s legendary story beyond the field, and it’s not the kind of role you’d expect from him.
2026 preview: 10 of the biggest upcoming movies worth the wait
2026 preview: 10 of the biggest upcoming movies worth the wait
Clear your calendar: 2026 is stacked, and these 10 upcoming movies are the ones everyone’s waiting for.
TV’s biggest myth? Ryan Murphy busts it with The Shards
TV’s biggest myth? Ryan Murphy busts it with The Shards
Ryan Murphy draws a line in the sand for The Shards, explaining why it avoids graphic content—and what sets the FX coming-of-age thriller apart from Heated Rivalry.
Only weeks to go until Ryan Reynolds’ next big movie before his MCU return
Only weeks to go until Ryan Reynolds’ next big movie before his MCU return
Ryan Reynolds’ next film before his Marvel Cinematic Universe return is only weeks off, with Apple TV+ readying its next original release.
Toy Story 5 hits $1 billion worldwide, third in the franchise
Toy Story 5 hits $1 billion worldwide, third in the franchise
Disney says the Toy Story franchise has just chalked up another $1bn earner, after a punchy overseas surge.
Fire in the Sky’s abduction scene is still the scariest — and here’s why
Fire in the Sky’s abduction scene is still the scariest — and here’s why
Fire in the Sky gets a once-over in a new piece asking why its abduction scene still reigns — even with slicker contenders jostling for the crown.  
Where Was Kevin Hart’s 72 Hours Filmed? The Real Places Behind the Movie
Where Was Kevin Hart’s 72 Hours Filmed? The Real Places Behind the Movie
Kevin Hart’s 72 Hours was filmed primarily on location across Atlanta and South Florida, with additional photography in Los Angeles.
Jon Snow Returns in 2027 — but Not to Game of Thrones as You Know It
Jon Snow Returns in 2027 — but Not to Game of Thrones as You Know It
HBO has ordered an animated Jon Snow spinoff series set in the Game of Thrones universe, bringing the fan-favorite back to screens in a new medium.
Nothing to Lose on Netflix: is it based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration for the 2026 release
Nothing to Lose on Netflix: is it based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration for the 2026 release
The real story behind Nothing to Lose is more startling than the script—discover the facts that forged its most shocking twists.
Netflix US just dropped award-winning anime Banana Fish with exclusive dubs
Netflix US just dropped award-winning anime Banana Fish with exclusive dubs
Banana Fish is back with exclusive new dubs—here’s when and where to stream it first.
Scarlett Johansson tipped as Gotham’s next big bad in The Batman Part II leak
Scarlett Johansson tipped as Gotham’s next big bad in The Batman Part II leak
A fresh The Batman Part II leak has Gotham buzzing, thrusting Scarlett Johansson into a mystery role that could upend the sequel. Here’s what the latest whispers suggest about the Dark Knight’s next chapter.  
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.
Why One Actor Struggled on Christopher Nolan’s Set
Why One Actor Struggled on Christopher Nolan’s Set
Christopher Nolan’s unique directing style has won him global acclaim, but not every actor finds his approach easy. Discover why one performer found working with Nolan unexpectedly challenging.
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.
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