Blake Harrison

Scott Rudin’s Broadway Comeback Scott Rudin is making a return to Broadway, following a hiatus caused by accusations of his abusive conduct, which had previously put a halt to his prolific career in theater production. This season, Rudin, alongside Barry Diller, is set to produce Samuel D. Hunter’s latest theatrical work, “Little Bear Ridge Road.” … Read more

A recently announced documentary on the newly reunited rock band Oasis has received a rating from the British film classification authority that has been criticized by some sectors of the British media as overly cautious and “woke.” The documentary, titled “Oasisdefinitely,” directed by Tim Abbott, former managing director of Oasis’ record label Creation Records, coincides … Read more

James Gunn’s new “Superman” film is poised to set the stage for a revamped DC Universe, yet despite the high stakes, Gunn, who serves as DC Studios’ co-CEO alongside Peter Safran, isn’t overwhelmed by pressure. In a recent discussion with GQ magazine, which featured “Superman” lead David Corenswet, Gunn dismissed the notion that his project … Read more

Apple’s newest major film, “F1: The Movie,” has raced to the forefront of the company’s cinematic lineup. In just ten days, “F1” has amassed $293 million globally at the box office, surpassing the total earnings of other Apple releases like Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” at $158 million worldwide and Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” … Read more

Crunchyroll, in partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment, has unveiled a new trailer for “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle.” This film is the initial installment in a trio of movies intended to conclude the globally beloved anime series. It is set to premiere in theaters across North America, including IMAX and other premium … Read more

Apple Studios is set to achieve its most successful premiere to date with Brad Pitt’s new racing thriller “F1,” which is predicted to take the top spot in its opening weekend at the box office. In contrast, Universal’s “M3GAN 2.0” seems to be underperforming, with early figures suggesting a fourth-place debut, trailing behind ongoing successes … Read more

At a recent “Grease” sing-a-long event at the Hollywood Bowl, John Travolta delighted fans by showing up unexpectedly in full Danny Zuko attire, reminiscent of his rebellious 1950s character known for his slick dance moves and racing prowess. “This evening at the Hollywood Bowl, I decided to surprise everyone at the ‘GREASE’ Sing-A-Long by dressing … Read more

Director Joseph Kosinski emphasized a key directive for the audio specialists on his new movie “F1”: He aimed for maximum immersion, desiring the viewers to experience the sensation of being inside the race car themselves. However, capturing genuine Formula 1 sounds was unprecedented. Juan Peralta, a re-recording mixer, noted, “Formula 1 has always been heavily … Read more

Except for one notable exception, which in my view was not successful, the James Bond movie franchise has generally not been helmed by high-profile, celebrated directors. This fact is quite surprising when you consider the possibilities. Imagine directors like Quentin Tarantino or Christopher Nolan taking on a Bond project. Why wouldn’t we want to see … Read more

In early 2025, the Palm Springs Film Festival unexpectedly dropped Ryan Flynn’s documentary “You’re No Indian” from its schedule, citing “scheduling errors.” Six months after this incident, the documentary, which delves into the contentious issue of tribal disenrollment, is set to premiere at the Dances With Films Festival on June 28. The documentary by Flynn … Read more