Jordan Ruimy

5 days ago | worldofreel.com | Jordan Ruimy

We’ll be keeping a tab on this one throughout the week, and as the results get revealed on a daily basis, this will be the place to talk about the the list. The New York Times has decided to conduct a massive poll of “directors, actors and notable Hollywood names” to come up with the 100 Best Films of the 21st Century. Today, they’ve announced 100-80. 81. Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky)82. The Act of Killing (Joshua Oppenheimer)83. Inside Llewyn Davis (Joel & Ethan Coen)84.

5 days ago | worldofreel.com | Jordan Ruimy

A few weeks ago, I reported how Lynne Ramsay was developing a vampire film with none other than Ezra Miller, the controversial ‘Flash’ actor who headlined her 2011 psychological thriller “We Need to Talk About Kevin.”“I’m making a vampire movie,” Ramsay said. “It’s with Ezra Miller who was in ‘Kevin.’ He’s the main character. That’s in development.”Miller has now added a crucial detail concerning this project.

5 days ago | worldofreel.com | Jordan Ruimy

There’s a growing sense of fatalism among the people running America’s movie theaters. I just came across a new industry survey that paints a sobering picture: over half of exhibition executives—those directly tied to the moviegoing business—don’t believe the traditional theater model will survive the next two decades. Let that sink in. We’re not talking about critics or streaming evangelists sounding the death knell. This is coming straight from the exhibition side itself.

5 days ago | buff.ly | Jordan Ruimy

There’s a growing sense of fatalism among the people running America’s movie theaters. I just came across a new industry survey that paints a sobering picture: over half of exhibition executives—those directly tied to the moviegoing business—don’t believe the traditional theater model will survive the next two decades. Let that sink in. We’re not talking about critics or streaming evangelists sounding the death knell. This is coming straight from the exhibition side itself.

5 days ago | worldofreel.com | Jordan Ruimy

French director Bertrand Bonello is coming off his critically acclaimed “The Beast,” which was unlike any film he’d made before, mixing period-era romanticism, sci-fi and Lynchian depravity. Here’s IONCINEMA reporting Bonello has three screenplays currently in development, but that his likely next film is the one that already has backing from the Polish Film Institute.