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.
Resident Evil overtakes Weapons as Zach Cregger's biggest hit, but only worldwide
Resident Evil overtakes Weapons as Zach Cregger's biggest hit, but only worldwide
China lifted Resident Evil to $320.2 million worldwide, $8.5 million of it from Australia. At home and against its budget, Weapons still leads.
Penélope Cruz says she and Javier Bardem rarely work together, yet Bunker is their sixth film
Penélope Cruz says she and Javier Bardem rarely work together, yet Bunker is their sixth film
At Deadline's Contenders London, Cruz explained why she and Bardem keep work and marriage apart. Florian Zeller's Bunker is the sixth time they have shared the screen.
Tom Cruise's Digger takes fourth place by just $1,771 as loss estimates double
Tom Cruise's Digger takes fourth place by just $1,771 as loss estimates double
Iñárritu's political satire edged out an A24 film for fourth place on its opening weekend. Published budgets run from $125 million to nearly $180 million, and the loss estimates doubled in a week.
Positive first reactions greet Dune: Part Three, hype looks justified
Positive first reactions greet Dune: Part Three, hype looks justified
After a limited screening, Dune: Part Three sparked the kind of buzz that turns into ticket lines.
San Sebastian gave its Golden Shell to the one competition film three festivals had already shown
San Sebastian gave its Golden Shell to the one competition film three festivals had already shown
San Sebastian gave its Golden Shell to the one film in competition that everybody had already seen. Mike Leigh's Tender Loving Care premiered at Telluride on 4 September, played Toronto and New York, and then took three prizes in Spain on Saturday night.
San Sebastian says all 17 Golden Shell films are world premieres and Mike Leigh has played three festivals already
San Sebastian says all 17 Golden Shell films are world premieres and Mike Leigh has played three festivals already
San Sebastian closes on Saturday with seventeen films competing for the Golden Shell, and the preview copy says every one of them is a world premiere. Mike Leigh's entry has already played Telluride, Toronto and New York.
A Film About Refusing a Fortune Premieres at TIFF, and Nobody Can Say What the Fortune Was
A Film About Refusing a Fortune Premieres at TIFF, and Nobody Can Say What the Fortune Was
I Play Rocky premieres at Toronto on 12 September — a film about a broke actor refusing to sell his script at any price. Sylvester Stallone says he had nothing to do with it and was never consulted. Peter Farrelly says he asked permission in person at the Beverly Hills Hotel and got it. And nobody can say what the money was.
Venice Picks Its Golden Lion Saturday, and the Frontrunner Story Falls Apart on Inspection
Venice Picks Its Golden Lion Saturday, and the Frontrunner Story Falls Apart on Inspection
Venice awards the Golden Lion on Saturday. Martin McDonagh's Wild Horse Nine is being written up everywhere as the frontrunner, on the strength of a standing ovation nobody can source and an awards conversation about a different prize entirely — while two films in the same competition are rated higher.
Toronto Finally Admits It Is a Market, on Government Money That Runs Out
Toronto Finally Admits It Is a Market, on Government Money That Runs Out
Toronto has been where films get sold for forty years without ever admitting it. On 10 September it admits it: a formal market opens at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, funded by a one-off C$23 million government cheque, pitched partly on the argument that buyers would rather not fly to the United States.
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.
Roger Ebert’s Harsh Take on The Raid: Redemption Sparks Debate
Roger Ebert’s Harsh Take on The Raid: Redemption Sparks Debate
Roger Ebert’s scathing review of The Raid: Redemption left fans stunned, especially as the film’s influence on action cinema rivalled even John Wick. Discover why his verdict still divides audiences.
‘As Above, So Below’ Finds New Life on Streaming
‘As Above, So Below’ Finds New Life on Streaming
A decade after its lukewarm debut, the found footage horror ‘As Above, So Below’ is climbing the ranks on HBO Max, drawing in fresh fans and sparking a cult following.
Dinosaur Chaos Returns: Primitive War 2 Set for 2027
Dinosaur Chaos Returns: Primitive War 2 Set for 2027
Primitive War 2 is gearing up for a 2027 release, promising a grittier, more intense plunge into the Vietnam jungle where soldiers face off against prehistoric predators. Get ready for a wild ride.
Mother of Flies: Folk Horror’s Gruesome New Arrival on AMC+ and Shudder
Mother of Flies: Folk Horror’s Gruesome New Arrival on AMC+ and Shudder
A chilling new folk horror film, Mother of Flies, lands on AMC+ and Shudder, promising a disturbing blend of gore, suspense, and raw emotion. Catch an exclusive look at its unsettling world.
Oscar 2026 Shockers: The Most Surprising Snubs Ranked
Oscar 2026 Shockers: The Most Surprising Snubs Ranked
The 2026 Oscar nominations have left fans stunned as several acclaimed films and performances were left out of major categories. From overlooked blockbusters to missing star turns, here’s what didn’t make the cut.
Chris Pratt Faces AI Justice in Gritty New Thriller Mercy
Chris Pratt Faces AI Justice in Gritty New Thriller Mercy
Chris Pratt stars as a detective fighting to clear his name before an AI judge in Mercy, a tense new sci-fi film that’s landed one of his lowest Rotten Tomatoes scores in years.
Joffrey’s Game of Thrones Scene Unmasks New HBO Spoilers
Joffrey’s Game of Thrones Scene Unmasks New HBO Spoilers
A notorious Game of Thrones moment has fans realising Joffrey let slip key twists from both House of the Dragon and the latest HBO series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
Sam Raimi’s Send Help Stuns with Twisted Humour and Gore
Sam Raimi’s Send Help Stuns with Twisted Humour and Gore
Sam Raimi’s latest horror-comedy, Send Help, is earning rave early reviews for its wicked sense of humour and standout performances from Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien. Find out what’s got everyone talking.
Silent Night, Deadly Night Remake Hits Digital Platforms in 2025
Silent Night, Deadly Night Remake Hits Digital Platforms in 2025
The much-praised 2025 reimagining of 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' lands on digital services from 27 January. The film, which put a fresh spin on the cult Christmas slasher, drew strong reviews and a solid box office run.
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