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Matt Damon described the Daniels’ upcoming sci‑fi film as a mashup of The Breakfast Club, Inception, anime, and an unaired John Oliver segment, with production expected to begin in Los Angeles later this year; it marks the Daniels’ first project since Everything Everywhere All at Once.
Backrooms crosses $100 million domestic in six days, marking A24’s first-ever $100M domestic hit and its top-performing title stateside; globally it’s north of $136M and on track to overtake Everything Everywhere All at Once as A24’s second-highest worldwide (Marty Supreme remains the top at $191.3M). The second weekend is projected to drop about 55–60% to roughly $32–37M. Kane Parsons becomes the youngest filmmaker to open at No. 1 with a film that tops $100M globally, with a production budget under $10M.
Matt Damon is in talks to star in the next film from Everything Everywhere All at Once directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, after Ryan Gosling exited the project due to creative differences and scheduling conflicts. The untitled Universal‑backed movie will shoot in Los Angeles this summer, and its release date was moved from June 12, 2027 to November 19, 2027. Damon also has Christopher Nolan’s historical epic The Odyssey on the horizon.
A24’s sports dramedy Marty Supreme has topped $100 million globally (about $102.3M), with $80.8M earned in the U.S. and $21.5M overseas; it’s become A24’s highest-grossing U.S. release, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once’s $77M, and ranks as the fourth A24 title to reach the $100M milestone. The film, costing $70M, stars Timothée Chalamet as a fictional ping‑pong prodigy and is expanding to 12 more territories next weekend, while remaining a strong awards-season contender.
Marty Supreme has become A24's top domestic earner with about $80 million in North America, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once's $77 million; worldwide, EEAAO remains A24's top global title at $142 million. Opened Christmas Day and now in its fifth weekend, the sports dramedy has roughly $17 million overseas and $97 million globally to date. Made for $70 million, its continued box‑office strength—helped by Timothée Chalamet's publicity and awards‑season buzz—is crucial to justify the budget.
Marty Supreme has become A24’s highest-grossing domestic release with about $80 million, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once’s $77 million domestic tally, while EEAAO remains the worldwide leader at about $142 million. The $70 million sports dramedy opened on Christmas Day and has earned roughly $97 million globally to date (about $17 million overseas), with continued box-office momentum as Timothée Chalamet headlines award-season buzz.
Oscar-winning directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, also known as Daniels, are set to release their next film in 2026 under an exclusive first-look deal with Universal Pictures. Following the success of "Everything Everywhere All at Once," which grossed over $100 million and won seven Oscars, the details of their upcoming project remain undisclosed. The directing duo has garnered attention for their diverse body of work, including music videos and award-winning films, and Universal is looking forward to continuing their creative journey together.
Actress Michelle Yeoh brought her Oscar home to Malaysia and shared a sweet photo of her mother holding the trophy on Instagram. Yeoh praised her parents' love, trust, and support, and dedicated her win to her mother and all the moms in the world. Yeoh's 84-year-old mother called her daughter "my little princess" and a "hard-working girl" at an Oscars watch party in Malaysia. Yeoh made history as one of only two women of color to win Best Actress in Academy Awards history. Yeoh starred in the film Everything Everywhere All at Once, which won five of the "big six" categories at this year's ceremony.
Jamie Lee Curtis revealed on social media that she injured herself at the 95th Academy Awards ceremony, where she won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once. While she didn't share specifics about her injury, she posted a photo of herself with a medical boot next to her Oscar statuette. Fans and celebrities alike sent well wishes and jokes in response to her post.
Newly minted Oscar winners Daniels, the filmmakers behind Everything Everywhere All at Once, are reportedly working on the Disney+ series Skeleton Crew set in the Star Wars galaxy. It is unknown if they are directing one or multiple episodes. The series centers on a group of kids lost in the galaxy trying to find their way home and is executive produced by Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. Daniels recently signed a five-year deal with Universal and are known for Swiss Army Man and directing music videos. The Mandalorian season three is currently streaming, with the Rosario Dawson-led spinoff Ahoska expected to drop this year.
Ke Huy Quan's Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor in Everything Everywhere All at Once was a special moment shared with former co-star Harrison Ford and director Steven Spielberg. Quan praised Spielberg for his contribution to the inclusion of Asian actors in Hollywood movies. He currently has no upcoming projects but received advice from Cate Blanchett to choose the right project and not worry about what anyone may say.
Jamie Lee Curtis shared a photo of her updated trophy cabinet on Instagram, which includes her recent Oscar win for Best Supporting Actress in Everything Everywhere All At Once. Fans were surprised to see another award that appears to be a sex toy, but it was actually a prop from the movie. Curtis's win came as a surprise, with Angela Bassett praised for her "real" reaction to what many considered to be a snub for the Black Panther star.
Jamie Lee Curtis shared a photo of her updated trophy cabinet on Instagram, which includes her recent Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once. Fans were surprised to see another award that appears to be a sex toy, but it was actually a prop from the movie. Curtis's win at the Oscars was unexpected, and her co-star Ke Huy Quan also won for Best Supporting Actor.
The 2023 Oscars have come and gone, but many of the winning films are available to stream. Everything Everywhere All at Once won seven awards, including Best Picture, and is currently on Showtime. All Quiet on the Western Front, which won four Oscars, is available on Netflix. Other winners and nominees can be found on Paramount Plus, Hulu, and Netflix.
The performance of "This Is a Life" from the film Everything Everywhere All at Once at the 2023 Oscars was one of the weirdest in the history of the awards, featuring hot-dog fingers, jerky movements from dancers, and intentional vocal oddities. The song, with lyrics by Ryan Lott and David Byrne, music by Lott, Byrne, and Mitski, and performed by Son Lux, was originally envisioned as a celebratory end-credits song, but Byrne suggested it should accentuate the film's emotional core. The performance was a celebration of the film for those who had seen it, and the song went on to lose the Oscar to RRR's "Naatu Naatu."