Filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s next film will reportedly utilise a brand-new kind of IMAX technology. The currently untitled film, starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland, follows Nolan’s massive critical and financial success with “Oppenheimer” last year. Variety reports that IMAX CEO Richard Gelond made the announcement of Nolan’s film using new

Warner Bros. Pictures has reportedly been quietly developing at least one film set in George R.R. Martin’s epic “Game of Thrones” fantasy universe. The project is said to be very early in development right now so no-one is attached – no director, writer or cast members. However the studio is

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino always has strong opinions on films, but he’s usually one fairly open to all kinds of cinematic works… unless they’re not original it seems. In a new interview for The Bret Easton Ellis podcast, Tarantino reveals he’s not a fan of remakes and hopes creatives work on

Warner Bros. Animation and Bad Robot will team for a big screen adaptation of “Emily the Strange”. The character is a punky goth girl with assorted cats who makes witty observations about society and is all about being yourself and refusing to be defined by others. Created by skateboarder Rob

Molepeople Emmy winner Ben Mendelsohn and Golden Globe nominee Anthony Ramos are set to star in the horror tale “Molepeople” about a secret community lurking below New York City. “The Boogeyman” director Rob Savage helms from a script by Nathan Elston (“Succession”). The story is described as one man’s nightmarish