Earlier this year a report came up suggesting that James Gunn’s upcoming “Superman” film boasted a rather insane budget of $363.8 million. It was first cited in The Columbus Business Journal before people on Reddit tracked it back to a Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit listing on a government website.

A couple of key release date announcements have come through. First up, Jack Black and Paul Rudd took to X to announce a Christmas Day 2025 release date for “Anaconda” which will star the pair of them along with Daniela Melchoir. At last report, the film is a new take

Many have been wondering why, three years after “No Time to Die” opened and five years after it wrapped production, EON Productions and producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson still haven’t decided on a new James Bond candidate yet. A new feature piece in The Wall Street Journal has

Lee Cronin, the Irish director of the well-received “The Hole in the Ground” and “Evil Dead Rise,” has set his third project – “The Mummy”. Cronin is writing and directing a new take on the ancient mummified undead creature for New Line, Atomic Monster and Blumhouse. Cronin’s production company Doppelgängers