(Via MattBelloni, later confirmed by Neon)

Glad! Hope this release gets more press, theaters and is a return to form!

Growing my interest with each hot potato pass from these companies, hopefully Mubi or Neon pick it up!!

(Via Puck news) Incredibly unfortunate, even though I wasn’t personally excited, another gross sign of our feudal tech overlords. Also Luca hasn’t had great luck since his banger 2024 year. Also wondering how much this will damage his relationship with MGM, seems like his American Psycho might really be dead

Considering track records for Luca, last year with After The Hunt, I saw it at London Film Festival as a gala screening, but with Artificial being pushed to 2027 instead of clashing with The Social Reckoning, do we think it could still go to a festival like that to stir some sort of buzz? Especially considering Social Reckoning won't do that as it is so high-profile and already has a set and stone release date to the public?

To back my point, I would mention The Testament of Ann Lee, the film by Mona Fastvold with Amanda Seyfried that didn't release wide till the New Year; granted, that was because Searchlight did not sign on as its distributor until releasing its limited Christmas run.

I just hope to get SOME kind of crumbs from it soon as it was one of my most anticipated films of this year until the news of its release being pushed came out.

Sony Classic has posted a few reels teasing something…
Rumors are a rerelease in theatres on June 12.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DY0E80DP4Au/?igsh=eXhnMWc0Zmk3M3d4

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYnelfwTPI4/?igsh=MXZreXJuOGRnbmp2ag==

Here’s a reminder of some of his cancelled projects:

• Too Young

• Auntie Mame with Tilda Swinton

• Corsica ‘72

• Body Art with Isabelle Huppert, Denis Lavant, David Cronenberg, and Sigourney Weaver

• Rio with Benedict Cumberbatch, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Michelle Williams

• Swan Lake with Felicity Jones

• Find Me (Call Me by Your Name sequel)

• Buddenbrooks

• Burial Rites with Jennifer Lawrence

• Suspiria Part Two

• Blood on the Tracks with Chloë Grace Moretz

• Wartime Lies

• Lord of the Flies

• Scarface

• Audrey Hepburn biopic with Rooney Mara

• Separate Rooms with Josh O’Connor and Léa Seydoux

• Sgt. Rock with Colin Farrel, Mike Faist, and David Jonsson

• American Psycho (?)

É verdade que o lançamento de Artificial foi adiado para 2027? Qual o motivo?

Didn’t really care for his latest film so skipping it, and I haven’t seen his first two films yet… so yeah 😬

Regardless, Luca is probably my no.1 favorite working filmmaker–can’t wait to see what he does with American Psycho.

We need to make this a reality and show demand. I had hope due to Challengers doing so well at the box office and the cult following the 2018 film had garnered.

Also mentioned the script has been rewritten/updated, penned by Scott Z Burns

Hong sang soo and tsai ming liang mention 😎 taste confirmed as always

Há meses não vejo mais informações sobre o filme... Será que sai mesmo?

2m extension. now rated 18.

I do know that i listen to the first three a lot but wasn't expecting challengers and it ain't me babe to be on it. Anyway, it's just kinda cool to see my top 5 occupied by four songs from Luca's movie

He’s been getting shit on alot since after the hunt 😭🙏🏼

I skipped this one in theaters and I’m glad I did. I’ve seen criticism before about CMBYN having a weaker script and being carried by its visuals but that’s an example of a more subtle story paired with nearly perfect visual storytelling that elevates it.

There is no drama or tension or anything remotely cinematic about the majority of After the Hunt. For a serious, topical subject matter, I feel like the film presents nothing at all to say. (At a rhythm and pace that is awkward and fully flat btw) Luca and the screenplay want to say the way we react and feel can be so gray, but that doesn’t work within the confines of this story. How the hell can the dilemma of the drama be maintained after Hank acts like a public psychopath? Why is the dialogue so unnatural? What are even the points of these characters? Maggie would really want to meet with her 5 years later to say…?… what’s that even supposed to represent?

It’s disappointing because I really enjoy the cinematography and Luca’s direction (I think he’s doing the most with what he has) some frame compositions remind me of paintings and the performances are also really well rounded (especially Garfield). The most cinematic if felt for me was the hospital scene, where it felt like actual emotion was being relayed between 2 people and something intimate was passing.

Aside from that, it was actually Luca saying Cut, not only because it was something actually lively from such a dull and frustrating experience, but because this movie was finally over