‘The Matrix 4’: The Merovingian May Return to the Franchise
Lambert Wilson, who played the character in last two films in the franchise, says it might happen, depending on his schedule.
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‘The Batman’: Zoe Kravitz Will Bring ‘Strong Femininity’ to Catwoman, Inspired By Michelle Pfeiffer
Matt Reeves is directing the Warner Bros. reboot, which stars Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne / Batman.
‘Bad Boys’: Fourth Movie Starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Is Already Being Planned
With “Bad Boys for Life” on track for the second-best MLK weekend opening of all time, a fourquel shouldn’t surprise.
Oprah Says Russell Simmons Tried to Pressure Her to Drop Sex-Abuse Doc Headed for Sundance
A New York Times report details what went on behind the scenes of Oprah’s split from a Sundance doc targeting the hip-hop mogul.
‘No Time to Die’: Hans Zimmer Brings the Smiths’ Johnny Marr Aboard Bond 25 Score
The soundtrack for Fukunaga’s upcoming James Bond film is shaping up to be an eclectic mind meld.
How ‘Parasite’ Changed What Foreign-Language Films Can Do At the Box Office
Full credit goes to the clever strategy of distributor Neon — but the filmmaking career of Bong Joon Ho also provided enviable advantages.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Signs Exclusive Deal With Apple TV+
The “Veep” star will develop projects exclusively for Apple’s streaming platform under the multi-year deal.
‘Guns Akimbo’ Trailer: Daniel Radcliffe Has Guns For Hands in Wacky Action Comedy
Samara Weaving stars opposite the “Harry Potter” actor as he sheds his teen idol skin in yet another wacky genre-bending indie.
The 20th Century Fox Era Ends: Disney Pulls Fox Name From New 20th Century and Searchlight Logos
Disney’s updated branding will no longer include any mention of “Fox.”
‘The Climb’ Screening and Q&A Will Be Broadcast to Theaters Nationwide from Sundance
The theatrical simulcast comes from Trafalgar Releasing, which is expanding its presence in a US market led by Fathom Events.
‘Black Women’: New Screening Series Spotlights 81 Years of Trailblazing African American Actresses
Programmer Donald Bogle talks shining a light on the sometimes under-appreciated African American female figures of cinema.
‘Jezebel’: Numa Perrier Fleshes Out the Humanity in Her Own Story of Life as a Fetish Cam Girl
The writer-director-actress reflects on fictionalizing a very intimate part of her history for the screen in her directorial debut.
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‘Why Are They Doing This to Me?’ Trump Asks Friends at Mar-a-Lago, While Legal Team Officially Denies Impeachment Charges
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Netflix Content To Remain On Sky Under New “Multi-Year” Deal
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EPIX Sets Warlord Chronicles and Column of Fire Adaptations, Ed Burns Drama About Reagan’s America
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