ScreenLine Reporter – Page 50

Rabbit Hole: A Kiefer Sutherland Spy Thriller That Deserved a Longer Run

Paramount+'s late-breaking spy series Rabbit Hole centered on John Weir, a corporate operative who finds himself entangled in a web of corruption. Although the first season delivered sharp atmosphere and a…

Cinema

Why the Hail Mary trailer made Rocky the movie’s real heart

When the summer 2025 trailer for Project Hail Mary dropped, fans spotted Rocky, the rock‑faced Eridian creature who forms an unlikely bond with Ryland Grace. The cameo felt like a spoiler,…

Cinema

Mario Galaxy Movie Review: a glossy spectacle that stumbles over its own name

Mario and Luigi’s galactic quest arrives with a splashy lineup of stars but lands flat, more like a glossy commercial than a living adventure.Directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, the…

Cinema

James Cameron Tops CinemaCon 2026 Big Screen Honors

James Cameron anchors CinemaCon 2026 with the Big Screen Honors lineup, closing the four‑day gathering of theater owners and exhibitors in Las Vegas. The Dolby Colosseum at Caesars Palace will host…

Cinema

Bugonia Exits Peacock on April 26, 2026

Bugonia is leaving Peacock on April 26, 2026, marking the end of its streaming run on the platform. The film sits at the intersection of satire and surreal sci‑fi, directed by…

News

Ride Along 3 Moves Forward With New Writer After a Ten-Year Wait

Turns out there's more story to tell! Ice Cube and Kevin Hart are back in the mix for Ride Along 3, now in early development at Universal. Tim Story returns to…

Cinema

Ozon’s The Stranger reimagined as a cool, minimalist drama

François Ozon tackles Albert Camus’ The Stranger with a measured, sun-soaked approach that favors surface precision over mind-in-the-moment introspection. Starring Benjamin Voisin, with Rebecca Marder and Pierre Lottin in support, the…

News

WGA’s Four-Year Tentative Deal Boosts Healthcare and Signals the Path for Other Guilds

The Writers Guild of America has unveiled a tentative minimum-bargaining agreement with the studios, signaling a shift in how future deals will be shaped. The pact stretches the contract term to…

News

Nicolas Cage Returns in Lords of War Sequel, Set for 2027 Release

Vertical has picked up U.S. rights to Lords of War, the sequel to Andrew Niccol’s 2005 thriller Lord of War. Niccol returns as writer-director, with Nicolas Cage reprising the role of…

Cinema

Blumhouse’s The Mummy Sets a New Runtime Benchmark for the Franchise

Blumhouse’s new take on The Mummy is setting a fresh benchmark for the franchise by pushing the clock to 133 minutes, according to AMC Theatres and Fandango. That duration makes it…