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“I’ve written a script that I really like, but I want to do the play and see who I am,” Tarantino said

There is a loud, hysterical narrative out there that artificial intelligence is here to replace the screenwriter. Every doom-and-gloom headline wants you to believe a computer will magically spit out slop that studio execs will embrace over a human masterpiece with the push of a button, leaving creative minds out in the cold.

DC Studiosand Warner Bros.are about to release “Clayface” later this month in theaters, and co-CEO Peter Safran has an optimistic update concerning the gestating “Swamp Thing” movie that had James Mangold attached (was one of the first projects announced as part of their first run of DC films and shows in development).

Northern Ireland’s Keri Halliday (centre) is greeted by manager Michael McArdle during a World Cup 2027 qualifier. Photograph: Liam McBurney/PANorthern Ireland’s Keri Halliday (centre) is greeted by manager Michael McArdle during a World Cup 2027 qualifier. Photograph: Liam McBurney/PA

James Gunn and Peter Safran of DC Studios are looking to avoid walking papers after the dust-up at Warner Bros. Pictures last week saw studio heads Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy learning of their departure from reports instead of that news coming directly from Skydance‘s David Ellison. And it looks like Gunn is already…

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Ah, showbiz. The glitz! The glamour! The dedicated, optimized AI tools creating a new economy built on the dreams of writers hoping for their big break! 

The next James Bond film just took another step toward becoming a reality, following a major update from its writer. Denis Villeneuve is directing the upcoming 007 film, as the search for the next British spy continues. It is being who previously wrote Peaky Blinders, Spencer, and more

“Peaky Blinders” and “House of Guinness” creator Steven Knight has confirmed that the script for the next James Bond film is shaping up well.

Kashmir, where all 15 cinema halls had closed down in the wake of militancy over three decades, on Monday (September 7, 2026) hosted its first-ever four-day international film festival with the screening of the Lebanese film ‘Dead Dog’, a drama on the reunion of an estranged couple.