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DiscussingFilm shared posters featuring Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Anya Taylor-Joy and Robert Pattinson.
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Deadline reports that David Fincher directed the follow-up, with Brad Pitt reprising his role as Cliff Booth.
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DiscussingFilm reports Wildwood earned $4.3 million domestically on opening day and features a cameo by book illustrator Carson Ellis.
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At AFI Fest, Deadline’s Pete Hammond praises its anti-war force; The Hollywood Reporter’s Angie Han finds its characters underdeveloped.
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HollywoodHandle says the PG-13 film runs 139 minutes and was 16 years in development.
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ToonHive, citing Box Office Pro, reports $6M–$10M domestic opening-weekend tracking, potentially among 2026's lowest animated openings.
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Posts from NYFF and Variety showed Jesse Eisenberg introducing THE DEBUT at its New York premiere during NYFF64, with Julianne Moore, Paul Giamatti, Halle Bailey, Eldar Isgandarov and Emma Stone appearing in event posts.
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The Hollywood Reporter says the six-year deal ends the broadcast-network rotation, and viewers won’t need a Prime subscription.
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Neon and the film’s account announced the planned premiere on October 5, 2026.
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Collider reports that Focus Features’ game challenges fans to solve a mystery across three full moons, with new clues disappearing after 24 hours. The outlet lists a December 25, 2026, theatrical release for the film.
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Deadline reports that the A24 sex dramedy has locked in its streaming debut following its theatrical run.
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FilmUpdates reports that Lance Oppenheim’s film cost $15 million to produce.
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Gold Derby reports that it is the first Netflix film to win TIFF’s top prize, with ‘I Play Rocky’ finishing as first runner-up.
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Next Best Picture calls Georgia Oakley’s Jane Austen adaptation “exquisite,” praising Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles alongside its costumes and score.