The film gets a single synchronized global theatrical date, with the cinematic format doing most of the talking.
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The film gets a single synchronized global theatrical date, with the cinematic format doing most of the talking.
The rapper clarified the nature of his teased “FOMO” project on Saturday, setting a September 15 release date and sharing a narrated clip.
A statement at the Green Day premiere places the project and its timeline into sharper focus.
The four-part biopic project will use the iconic studio’s exterior and courtyard, with production planning vintage vehicles and roughly 80 extras.
Matt Johnson’s new film zeroes in on a single summer in the late chef’s youth, trading hagiography for a more jagged coming-of-age story.
The parody interviewer and wannabe MC resurfaces in *Ali G: Who Iz I?*, a covertly filmed comedy that follows Cohen’s familiar blueprint of ambush satire.
The British pop artist joins Matt Damon and Sandra Oh in the directing duo’s first feature since ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once.’
The comedian returns to the character that launched his career, reportedly filming a feature without public notice. Details remain sparse, but the project follows a familiar format of concealed cameras and unsuspecting targets.
Jon Favreau’s feature-length spin-off plays like a three-episode arc of the Disney+ series, complete with a swole Hutt prizefighter and a lingering sense of narrative drift.
The duo’s cinematic companion to their 2024 album, directed by Amanda Kramer, will have its world premiere in New York this June.
