Movieversalfilm Morning News: 28 September 2026 — Mary Poppins and Scapegoat
Friday reports point to a book-led Mary Poppins TV project and new casting for Ari Aster’s Scapegoat. Here is what remains unconfirmed.
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Friday reports point to a book-led Mary Poppins TV project and new casting for Ari Aster’s Scapegoat. Here is what remains unconfirmed.
Mike Leigh’s Tender Loving Care wins San Sebastián’s Golden Shell, with London festival screenings now the clearest UK viewing option.
New casting for The Last of Us and the Fred Astaire film, plus verified updates on Saw, Black Doves and 5Drama.
Watch the second official trailer for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe.
Brandon Sklenar leads Potsy Ponciroli’s kidnapping thriller The Rescue, opening in US cinemas on 29 January 2027.
Peter Sarsgaard joins Kenneth Branagh in Paramount+ drama Laird, while 9 to 5 returns to US cinemas for a charitable October engagement.
Johnny Depp, Madelyn Cline and Penélope Cruz lead Marc Webb’s yacht-set thriller Day Drinker, opening in cinemas on 26 March 2027.
Brad Pitt and Odin bring tenderness to a bruising survival adventure. Our Heart of the Beast Super Review weighs its striking craft against familiar plotting.
Tom Rhys Harries’ Matt Hagen faces a body-horror transformation in the second official trailer for James Watkins’ Clayface, in cinemas this October.
Six screen choices for 25 September, with official trailers: Hope joins UK cinemas, while Heart of the Beast opened in the UK on 23 September.
A new official trailer for Lionsgate’s Amazon-set survival horror Beware Boiúna reveals a tighter, more ominous look at the expedition’s fight to escape an ancient predator.
Nicolas Cage plays John Madden opposite Christian Bale as Al Davis in David O. Russell’s film, arriving globally on Prime Video on 18 November.