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Francis Ford Coppola will finally see his film, Megalopolis, premiere at the Cannes Film Festival following what has been a long road to get the film to the big screen. The movie is still without a distributor in North America, with many saying it's a pricey and risky endeavor to invest in, given how off the way the film truly is.

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Aubrey Plaza's initial reaction to Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis was misunderstood by the acclaimed director. Before casting her as journalist Wow Platinum in his passion project, Coppola sent Plaza the script and encouraged her to consider the role carefully. After quickly reading the script, she wrote to the director and described it as a "beautiful nightmare," a phrase that didn't quite resonate with the legendary director.

Director Leigh Whannel is bringing Wolf Man to theaters next year, but since its announcement four years ago, fans have been wondering if it will connect to Universals previous plans for a shared Dark Universe, and now they have somewhat of an answer. Featuring Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner, Wolf Man began principal photography in March 2024, and was originally scheduled for an October release, but with the WGA/SAG-AFTRA strikes of 2023, plans were pushed back, and the new film will now arrive in theaters on January 17, 2025.

After years of development and months of reports about behind-the-scenes drama, we finally have our first official trailer for Megalopolis, the epic science fiction drama from acclaimed director Francis Ford Coppola. Released by Francis Ford Coppola himself online, the trailer shows more than just still images and a previously released clip.