Tarantino screens 17 minutes of new Cliff Booth film at AFI Fest
The surprise preview followed a Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood screening and offered an early look at David Fincher’s film before its November IMAX run.
The surprise preview followed a Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood screening and offered an early look at David Fincher’s film before its November IMAX run.
The Mummy: Book of the Dead opens in October 2027 and returns to the continuity of the first two films, while its plot remains under wraps.
Takashi Yamazaki’s new film opens first in Japan on November 3, followed by a coordinated international rollout during the same week.
The horror-game adaptation will be produced by MatPat, Jason Blum, and Patrick Ewald, but has no director, cast, or release date yet.
CD Projekt Red will co-produce alongside Lorenzo di Bonaventura, but the story, cast, director and release date remain unannounced.
The animated feature will be the first co-production between Studio Khara and Production I.G, but has no release date, cast or synopsis yet.
The corporate change planned for October 6 preserves both studio brands and coincides with the SKYD ticker’s debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
The 2027 horror anthology will spotlight emerging filmmakers while preserving the collaborative project’s open licensing rules.
The holiday heist comedy reaches Prime Video on December 2, pairs Alan Ritchson with Awkwafina, and gives Schwarzenegger his first film role since 2019.
Carter Swan will develop an adaptation of Niall O’Rourke and Rob Moran’s comic, with no director, cast, schedule, or distributor announced.
Andrew Stanton’s film brings the conflict between Bonnie’s toys and the tablet Lilypad to streaming after a window of just over three months.
Quentin Tarantino’s new script takes Brad Pitt’s character into 1977 Hollywood before the film reaches Netflix in December.
Sunrise on the Reaping expands the Second Quarter Quell and traces the District 12 teenager’s transformation into the mentor seen in the original saga.
Dan Gregor and Doug Mand will write the adaptation, produced by figures tied to the Sonic films; its cast, director, and release date remain unannounced.
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