By Japanese action cinema is heading back to the great outdoors with ENJU, a new thriller that turns an ordinary school training camp into a brutal fight for survival. The film is scheduled to open nationwide in Japan on March 26, 2027. The story follows students from Mizunara Academy’s Outdoor Activities
“Zodiac” Easily Tops Best Fincher Film Poll
A recent poll has ranked 2007’s “Zodiac” as acclaimed filmmaker David Fincher’s best work, and it’s not even close. Conducted by World of Reel, the site gathered 118 ballots from critics, programmers, filmmakers, and scholars – myself included. Each of us was asked to submit a single title that they
Lindelof On That “Lanterns” Premiere Ending
Complaining or confused about what happened at the end of the series premiere of HBO Max’s “Lanterns”? That’s kind of the point, according to the showrunners. SPOILERS AHEAD FOR THE PREMIERE OF “LANTERNS” The series primarily jumps between two time periods 2016 and 2026. In the 2016 period, Hal Jordan
Paramount+ Chief On “Star Trek” TV Future
With both “Strange New Worlds” and “Starfleet Academy” already finished filming their final seasons to air in 2027, the “Star Trek” franchise is at a major crossroads in its 60th year. When they go offline, there’ll be no new “Star Trek” shows on the air or in development – something
More “Dune: Part Three” Tickets Go On Sale
In July last year and April this year, Warner Bros. released an initial batch of opening-weekend IMAX 70mm tickets for Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Three”. Now comes a third round, complete with a new trailer, which also indicates that other premium large-format screens (eg., Dolby) and sneak peek fan screenings
