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Warner Bros. Is betting big this weekend with Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest epic, One Battle After Another. The $140 million film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is eyeing a $20–25 million domestic debut and another $25 million overseas, giving it the potential to hit a $50 million worldwide launch. Even on the lower end, the opening would represent Anderson’s strongest box office start ever, a remarkable shift for the filmmaker who has typically seen his work platform over time. To date, Anderson’s top U.S. weekend was 2009’s There Will Be Blood, which peaked at $4.8 million in its fifth week of release.

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Universal Pictures has officially set August 6, 2027, as the release date for Miami Vice, a big-screen reboot helmed by director Joseph Kosinski. The filmmaker, who scored huge box office success with Top Gun: Maverick and this year’s Formula One racing drama F1, will now turn his eye to the neon-lit streets of 1980s Miami.

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Casting for Sony and Marvel Studios’ highly anticipated Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to build momentum, with Marvin Jones III officially tapped to portray the ruthless crime boss Tombstone, sources tell Deadline. The news arrives just as production on the film has temporarily paused after star Tom Holland suffered a concussion on set. Filming is expected to resume September 29.

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Henry Cavill has sustained an injury while preparing for the upcoming Amazon MGM remake of Highlander, delaying production on the Chad Stahelski-directed film until early 2026, Variety has confirmed.

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The hit spy thriller The Day of the Jackal is heading into its second season with a major change behind the scenes. Ronan Bennett, the acclaimed screenwriter who created the series for Sky and Peacock, is stepping back from his writing duties. Bennett, however, will remain on board as an executive producer, ensuring continuity for the show as it evolves.