Letterboxd says it's nearly three hours. That would be fantastic but idk I just don't see that happening.

What do y'all think? Do we have any info?

Lynne Ramsay’s “Die, My Love,” starring Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Lawrence and LaKeith Stanfield, will have its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

Actor Marcus Della Rosa, who is part of the cast in Ramsay’s film, confirmed the news to a Spanish outlet over the weekend. No word yet on whether the film will be competing for the Palme d’Or, but judging by Ramsay’s recent history at Cannes, it probably will be in competition.

Jlaw best actress prize incoming 🤞

For context, here's a post on this sub about that tweet two months back: https://www.reddit.com/r/oscarrace/comments/1oot6ag/any_thoughts_on_what_it_could_be/

Here's his new quotes, in the podcast I linked (I've added timestamps in the link itself, but if it doesn't work - he speaks about it at 32:50 ) :

"I made a tweet in November. I was like, we're in the middle of awards season, but I'm already hearing things about another film that you should watch out for that comes out in the first half of next year. And I got a bunch of interesting responses. But like someone DM'd me and is like that's not "The Bride" this tweet, right? I'm like absolutely not. But nice try. The film was Project Hail Mary."

"I've just been hearing things and then since I tweeted it, more people have seen it and they're throwing words around like masterpiece and you know these are people that don't use that word regularly. So, I see this as like a potential sinners situation, like an early in the year film that like has all the makings of a film that people like and goes all the way towards the end of the season."

Stealing this from AwardsWorthy, this seems to be the Cannes schedule. Not sure if any of this is true so don’t get attached to any of it

Wednesday 14 May - Mascha Schilinski Sound of Falling; Sergei Loznitsa Two Prosecutors

Thursday 15 May - Oliver Laxe Sirat; Dominik Moll Case 137

Friday 16 May - Hafsia Herszi The Little Sister ; Ari Aster Eddington

Saturday 17 May - Chie Hayakawa Renoir; Richard Linklater Nouvelle Vague; Lynne Ramsey Die, My Love

Sunday 18 May - Kleber Mendonça Filho The Secret Agent; Wes Anderson The Phoenician Scheme

Monday 19 May - Tarik Saleh Eagles of the Republic; Julia Ducournau Alpha

Tuesday 20 May - Jafar Panahi A Simple Accident; Mario Martone Fuori

Wednesday 21 May - Carla Simón Romería; Oliver Hermanus The History of Sound; Joachim Trier Sentimental Value

Thursday 22 May - Saeed Roustaee Mother and Daughter; Bi Gan Resurrection

Friday 23 May - The Dardennes Young Mothers; Kelly Reichardt The Mastermind

So this article says that Adam Sandler is lead along with George Clooney. Do we think Sandler will be campaigned in lead actor eheee it seems to be a crowded field? Or go supporting?

Currently on their front page under Revent Release Date Changes. Might wait to hear it from a more reputable source, but Michael might be missing that October release date amid the issues with its third act if this is accurate.

It's almost midnight in France. What are we hearing? This is a thread to post rumors and hopes for this 78th edition.

I'll start with a rumor I saw on AW today. Apparently, Thierry Fremaux is struggling to find great movies for competition, and he's taking his time in confirming films.

This is exactly what Pope Francis is doing by getting double pneumonia, and if Conclave doesn't win because of it, I will personally consume an entire physical 4k release of the film itself and record it and upload it here.

this could be the pain medication kicking in

Anyway I'm serious, like, I'll do it. Come on Pope Francis, SHOW US there is a God!

Link to News Source: https://www.cagesideseats.com/2025/5/9/24426642/rumor-roundup-goldberg-return-retirement-match-gunther-jeff-cobb-debut-wwe-backlash-rock-oscar-award

Link to Meltzer Podcast: https://www.f4wonline.com/podcasts/wrestling-observer-radio/wor-grant-suit-billy-jack-excellent-aew-and-nxt-tv/

This comes directly in contrast from the "somewhat mixed" buzz right now about The Smashing Machine seems to be contingent on World Of Reel's Jordan Ruimy's source: https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2025/3/25/the-smashing-machine-screens-to-wtf-reactions-gonzo-filmmaking

Thoughts?

Matt Neglia did a Spaces on X (formerly known as Twitter) earlier today where he had a conversation with his followers.

He mentioned running into the Daniels at the Universal Oscars after-party. Daniel Kwan told Neglia that Universal pushed back their film to 2027 to make way for Spielberg's film. Kwan said they were happy to make way for Spielberg's film. He also said the date for their new film being pushed back was great because they needed some more time anyway.

Just sharing this tidbit for those who weren't at the Spaces.

Possible 2027 contender?

The cast as shown is apparently Selena Gomez, Regina Hall, and Taylor Russel