NEON plans SCP Foundation film under Creative Commons license
The 2027 horror anthology will spotlight emerging filmmakers while preserving the collaborative project’s open licensing rules.
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Letterboxd draws A24 and New York Times interest in possible $300 million-plus sale
Sony, Netflix and Paramount have also been linked to the reported talks, but no winning bid or platform changes have been confirmed.
New Hunger Games trailer pits Haymitch against Snow and the arena
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.
Netflix and Sega announce live-action Crazy Taxi film
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.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day passes $900 million in North America
The film reached the milestone in 36 days and moved closer to Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ domestic record while the holiday weekend remained in progress.
AI in Filmmaking and the Boundaries of Likeness Rights
A commercial utilizing AI-generated actors sparks legal and ethical concerns across the film and broadcast industries.
The Resurgence of 70mm IMAX: How Giant Formats Redefined Prestige Cinema
Discover how visionary directors like Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve turned 70mm IMAX into Hollywood's ultimate theatrical weapon.
The Mandalorian & Grogu Returns to Streaming — Exposing the Limits of Box-Office Fame
Its Disney+ return shows why streaming popularity does not automatically translate into theatrical ticket sales.