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According to Matt Reeves, 'The Batman' started out longer than the final cut of three hours.

The director has brought the bat superhero to the big screen for the umpteenth time. At two hours and 55 minutes, the flick is the longest 'Batman' film ever produced. But according to Reeves, the almost three hours were almost too short for him. The 55-year-old filmmaker told The New York Times: "FYI, it used to be longer. When you see the film, the length is no longer an issue. He pulls you in, he takes you, and you stay interested.”

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The Hollywood star would not be averse to a sequel to the film. Do lead actor Robert Pattinson and 'Catwoman' actress Zoe Kravitz see it the same way? After all, Reeves also wants to sleep over the night for the first time. "Where the story is going, of course I've thought about it," Matt tells the newspaper, "But like I said, I need a nap first." He can treat himself to that after producing this mega-blockbuster.

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Five assassins take the high-speed train through Japan in David Leitch's fast-paced and star-studded new film.
Brad Pitt does not get a quiet moment in the first trailer for "Bullet Train", an action-packed and star-studded new film from David Leitch.

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Here we also see Bryan Tyree Henry, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and rapper Bad Bunny as a bunch of assassins who all seem to have been given the same task - to steal a valuable bag. The film also stars Michael Shannon, Zazie Beetz and Sandra Bullock.
 
Since his work on the first "John Wick" movie, Leitch has given us "Atomic Blonde", "Deadpool 2" and "Hobbs & Shaw", three movies that stand out for crazy action scenes, hard fighters and a lot of humor. The same recipe is used in "Bullet Train" which also takes place in a limited environment - on a modern high-speed train that rushes through Japan.

It sounds like director Matt Reeves and Warner Bros. has had a terrific collaboration around the upcoming superhero movie The Batman.

In any case, the director reveals to the American film media Collider that he was very happy with the film studio and that they supported his idea of ​​the film from the beginning.

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- From the beginning, when I wanted to make a dark detective story and all, they were very responsive. They were very excited about it. They embraced it all the time. I have to say that the film has become exactly what I wanted and they supported me throughout.

Warner Bros. however, had one requirement for the director, who has previously been behind the two most recent and successful Planet of the Apes films as well as the innovative Cloverfield.

- There was one thing that they did and that was my intention from the beginning, it was to say: Listen, it is important to us that the film becomes PG-13 (ie allowed for children over 13 years, red). We want to make sure we can get it… It's a Batman movie and we invest so much in it.

Reeves explains that it was not a problem for him to abide by the rule:

- Well, in the Apes movies, I tried to find the same balance. They were certainly spectacular and great entertainment, but there was a degree of intensity. I felt the same here and that I could push the boundaries of what one can do in a PG-13 movie and still deliver what I wanted.

The film is about a young Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Pattinson, who has just two years on his back as the masked avenger, Batman.

Soon he faces three of Gotham's worst criminals in the form of Carmine Falcone, The Penguin and The Riddler, and on the sidelines is also the erratic cat thief, Selina Kyle.

The Oscars 2022 announced on Tuesday the list of films that can be voted on by the public via Twitter, in a new initiative to involve more fans in the ceremony.

Twitter users will be able to vote for their favorite movies using the hashtag #OscarsFanFavorite. In addition, it will also be possible to vote for the favorite scene of 2021, through the hashtag #OscarsCheerMoment. The voting limit is 20 per day per user.

Formally, the Academy will not consider voting as a new category, but rather a fan engagement initiative in partnership with Twitter.

Check out the list of films eligible to receive the Fan Favorite award:

“Army of the Dead: Invasion of Las Vegas”

"Cinderella"

"Dune"

"Malignant"

“Minamata”

“Attack of the Dogs”

“Sing 2”

“Spider-Man: No Homecoming”

“The Suicide Squad”

“Tick, Tick… Boom!”

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From the list, two films were nominated for the category of Best Picture at the Oscars: “Dune” and “Attack of the Dogs”. Already “Spider-Man: No Return Home“, which can be considered one of the favorites for its success at the box office, was nominated only in the Visual Effects category.

The most voted scene and film will be announced during the 2022 Oscars ceremony, which will take place on March 27.

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The "Bao" director's first feature film may be the first Pixar production to receive a traditional biorelease since the pandemic hit.

As is well known, the current pandemic has changed the film landscape in several ways, and many have chosen to let their films go directly to the streaming services instead of the cinemas. Pixar also did this, a decision that should be made for the safety of the audience, but which has nevertheless met with criticism from several quarters.
 
In the near future, however, we seem to be able to see the animation studio's films return to the big screen. Pixar's forthcoming feature film "Turning Red" is expected to have a "normal" cinema premiere, sources tell Insider.

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When "The Soul" was released on Disney + in December last year, it became the first film in Pixar's history to have no cinema premiere. Even then, some dissatisfaction was aroused among the studio's employees, and even the film "Luca", which premiered earlier this week, went straight to streaming.
 
If "Turning Red" manages to get a premiere on the big screen, it will be the first Pixar film to get a biorelease since "Forward", which had time to hit theaters just before the pandemic hit hard.
 
The plot of "Turning Red" follows thirteen-year-old Mei Lee, who tries to juggle her passionate interests with the new challenges of teenage life, and who turns into a big, red panda every time she gets excited about something. The film is directed by Domee Shi, who is making his first feature film at Pixar after previously winning an Oscar for his directing of the short film "Bao".