The Oscar-winning “Pulp Fiction” auteur is confirmed to be helming an upcoming eight-episode limited series. Tarantino broke the news during his “Cinema Speculation” book tour in New York City while in discussion with Elvis Mitchell, whose documentary “Am I Black Enough For You?” premiered on Netflix earlier this year. Tarantino’s series will premiere in early 2023. IndieWire has reached out to Tarantino or comment. Tarantino recently partnered with Netflix to release 2015 film “The Hateful Eight” in episodes....

The “Dazed and Confused” filmmaker explained that the Oscars are at a turning point, one that leans into the popular vote and one that truly honors film history. “I wish they’d get more hardcore,” Linklater told The Daily Beast. “There were two ways to go, and instead of reaching out to a younger audience, just get more rigorous. Don’t pander. Don’t cut categories and say, ‘Well, nobody cares who edits.’ Bullshit....

Lead actor Ansel Elgort was accused of sexually assaulting a then 17-year-old girl in 2014 when he was 20; the allegations were made public in June 2020 via Twitter, alleging that Elgort asked for a threesome and tried to solicit nude photos, as reported by PEOPLE. Elgort’s “West Side Story” co-stars have now spoken out about the controversy as part of a cover story with The Hollywood Reporter. Newcomer Rachel Zegler, who plays Elgort’s onscreen love interest Maria, addressed that “a lot has gone on in the world” since filming the musical over two years prior....

“It’s probably [something] deeply psychological…if you’ve got any psychiatrists or therapists in your audience, maybe they’ll say it’s probably some deep lying imposter syndrome,” Pike said about burying her awards. “I find it an uneasy thing to display any award in your home. How do people interact with them when they come home? Do they say, ‘Oh wow, look, those are your awards!’ I think it’s awkward, so I bury them in the garden with a little bit showing up, so you can have an enticing glimpse of a hand, or a globe....

Now, cost-cutting is all the rage. When Netflix lost subscribers in Q1 and again in Q2, it became clear that streaming was as mortal as any business; the argument for $300 million deals, like Murphy’s, became a symbol of optimistic folly. And then: “Dahmer.” Murphy’s limited series, “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” premiered September 21; over the next 28 days, it became Netflix’s second-most-watched English-language TV series ever, behind only “Stranger Things 4....

“I had seen ‘Iron Man,’ the first ‘Avengers,’ ‘Black Panther,’ and ‘Doctor Strange,’ and little clips of the other movies,” Raimi told Fandango. “They’ve made 28 movies. I’ve only really seen four or five.” But Raimi was a lifelong “giant fan” of the Marvel comic books, especially from the 1970s through 1990s. “I was super familiar with the characters, and their stories, and their interactions,” Raimi added. “That’s what the Marvel movies are based on....

“I just don’t care about this season at all,” Paulson said. “I know people will get mad at me for saying it, but for me, this was post having played Marcia [in ‘American Crime Story: The People vs. OJ Simpson’] and it was what I went to do right after finishing Marcia. I was so underwhelmed by the whole experience because I felt like I had entered into a new place inside of myself in terms of what I thought possible, in terms of what I might be willing to see if I can do....