Mark Hamill is speaking candidly once again about the direction of Star Wars—and this time, his tone is notably different as he heaps lavish praise on new Lucasfilm boss Dave Filoni. With Kathleen Kennedy stepping away from Lucasfilm after more than a decade at the...
After months of controversy, inflated budgets, and PR meltdowns, Disney’s live-action Snow White looks like it will be knocked off the top of the box office with a devastating financial drop—not by a billion-dollar franchise, not by an Oscar-bait drama, but by a Jason Statham action flick with a modest budget and a title that sounds like a Home Depot ad.
In what can only be described as another stunning example of Disney rewriting history, ESPN—the sports media giant owned by the House of Mouse—released a list of the “Top 10 Women Who Changed MMA in the 21st Century”… and completely excluded Gina Carano. Yes, ESPN excluded the same Gina Carano who helped build women’s MMA into what it is today.
Recently, Variety reported that Sadie Sink has officially been cast in Spider-Man 4 alongside Tom Holland. Destin Daniel Cretton, who headed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, will be directing. The film is projected to release in theaters on July 31, 2026. However, the report offered no plot details and did not specify which character she would portray. The only hint came from Deadline’s earlier claim that the role will be “significant.”
When Pro contacted me about being on The Pro Show this week (which as you read this you know I happily agreed to do), I innocently asked him “So what’s up?” and what I meant by that was “Hey, we KNOW the stockholder call was garbage, we KNOW Snow White is a goner, so is there any NEW outrageous dumbness from the Mouse coming up?”
But before we move on from here, I thought maybe, just maybe, you’d not be utterly surfeited (is that a word?) with the no-business-like-Snow-business story to join me on a little journey into the “What if?” universe and consider what could have been (and this is NOT yet another review of the awful film because I famously HATE reviews that tell you what the reviewer WOULD have made instead of dealing with what is there on the screen).
Warner Bros. Discovery has quietly removed Looney Tunes from its Max streaming service, claiming a shift toward prioritizing “adult and family programming.” While the company’s reasoning remains vague, the decision has left fans questioning why one of the most iconic family-friendly franchises is no longer available.
Ubisoft employees are rattled over the potential for mass layoffs—and they have every reason to be.
On Thursday, Ubisoft announced it is forming a new gaming subsidiary in partnership with Chinese tech giant Tencent. The new entity will house the company’s most valuable franchises, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six along with select development studios. While the press release spins this as the start of a “bold new chapter,” internal reactions suggest that the only thing bold about this move is the level of uncertainty it has created for Ubisoft’s remaining workforce.
It’s finally official — The Legend of Zelda is coming to theaters as a live-action movie on March 26, 2027, courtesy of Nintendo. Announced via the company’s new Nintendo Today! app, the release date marks a major milestone for a project that’s been shrouded in mystery since its initial tease in November 2023.
Walt Disney World's latest round of special discounts and promotions for Spring through Fall 2025 paints a clear picture: the House of Mouse is feeling pressure. Typically cautious with discounting strategies, Disney World’s announcement of a deeply discounted 3-Day,...
HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter series has received a new development, with reports indicating that British actor-comedian Nick Frost is nearing a deal to play the loveable half-giant Rubeus Hagrid.
While Hollywood and the media were laser-focused on the Snow White box office debacle, another massive failure quietly slipped under the radar—Jonathan Majors’ “comeback” film Magazine Dreams opened to a whimper, not a roar.
Marvel Studios’ long-troubled Blade reboot just can’t catch a break, especially when it comes to keeping a director. According to insider Jeff Sneider via The InSneider, filmmaker Cary Fukunaga quietly exited the project after briefly being attached as the latest director to helm the Marvel vampire action film.
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