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Ryan Coogler’s ‘Black Panther 3’ Confirmed for December 2028 Release, David Jonsson to Star as T’Challa’s Son — World of Reel
1+ hour, 14+ min ago (279+ words) After the success of “Sinners,” Ryan Coogler could have probably made any movie he wanted, with almost any studio happily giving him the budget he needed. Yet he’s decided to go back to Marvel. This evening at CinemaCon, “Black Panther…...
Report: Ryan Gosling Cast as Ghost Rider in the MCU? — World of Reel
6+ hour, 49+ min ago (164+ words) For months now, Ryan Gosling has refused to shut down rumors that he’s attached to play Ghost Rider in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Turns out, an announcement might be coming soon—maybe even during tonight’s Marvel panel at San Diego…...
Adam Wingard Says ‘Onslaught’ A “Spiritual Sequel” to ‘The Guest’: “Takes Place in the Same Town” — World of Reel
11+ hour, 12+ min ago (295+ words) Adam Wingard has confirmed rumors that “Onslaught” is set in the same universe as “The Guest,” validating a popular fan theory. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, Wingard described the new film as the final piece of a trilogy alongside “You’re…...
Zach Cregger Says ‘The Flood’ Is the Last Movie of “This Chapter” of His Career — World of Reel
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (268+ words) If you’re a Zach Cregger fan, then there’s no shortage of excitement: “Resident Evil” comes out in September, and then there are two Cregger movies, both written by him and both set for 2028—but only one of them will be…...
Chuck Russell Dies at 74, Directed ‘The Mask,’ ‘Dream Warriors,’ ‘Eraser’ and ‘The Blob’ — World of Reel
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (341+ words) Chuck Russell died unexpectedly at his San Diego-area home on Wednesday, his family told TMZ. Russell, the filmmaker behind a handful of entertaining genre movies from the 1980s and 1990s, built a career blending horror, action, comedy, and pure pop spectacle into…...
Danny DeVito Wants to Direct Again With ‘McTeague,’ His First Movie in 23 Years — An Epic He Compares to ‘There Will Be Blood’ — World of Reel
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (302+ words) Then it all came crashing down with 2003’s “Duplex,” a bewilderingly toothless black comedy that lacked the bite, style, and manic energy that defined DeVito’s best work. The film was both a critical and commercial disappointment, and after its release,…...
Mike Leigh’s ‘Tender Loving Care’ Skipped Venice After Offered Out-of-Competition Slot — World of Reel
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (272+ words) Let’s tackle the notable absences from yesterday’s Venice lineup… We already knew David Fincher’s ‘Cliff Booth’ wouldn’t be there—it simply wasn’t ready. Post-production had to briefly stop on the film due to personal issues, but the picture should be…...
‘The Odyssey’ Eyes $80M+ Second Weekend With a Stunning 31% Drop — World of Reel
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (353+ words) Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is on a tear — it’s turned into a cultural event, having just crossed the $200M domestic mark. Shows are still sold out around the clock. It earned domestic 2026 bests this week: $18.6M on Monday, $21.4M on Tuesday, $18M on Wednesday,…...
Christopher Nolan Visits Criterion Closet, Names the Films That Shaped Him, Including ‘Malcolm X,’ ‘Lost Highway,’ and ‘Citizen Kane’ — World of Reel
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (243+ words) Here’s Christopher Nolan visiting the Criterion Closet. The video is less than five minutes long, but somehow he manages to walk away with 16 titles that have shaped his artistic sensibilities — starting with Don Siegel’s “The Killers” and the massive John…...
Werner Herzog’s ‘Bucking Fastard’ Debuts Wild First Clip Ahead of Venice Premiere — World of Reel
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (294+ words) Werner Herzog’s new film, “Bucking Fastard” — great title — was initially headed for a Cannes 2026 premiere, with hopes of landing a Competition slot, but it was ultimately turned down. It did, however, come close. Cannes ultimately offered Herzog’s film a Cannes…...