Director and Gollum actor Andy Serkis still has plans to take audiences back to Middle-earth. His upcoming film, Lord of the Rings: Hunt for Gollum will bring back some of the original cast from Peter Jackson’s iconic trilogy. Viggo Mortensen will not be going on this journey, however, as the role of Aragorn has officially been recast.
Paramount Pictures has announced the development of two new Star Trek films, both under the production umbrella of J.J. Abrams. According to a recent Deadline report, one project promises the return of Captain Kirk and his iconic crew, while the other introduces fresh characters directed by Toby Haynes of Andor fame.
In a recent revelation that has reignited debates about the essence of Star Wars, director Ron Howard shared a pivotal piece of advice he received from the franchise's creator, George Lucas, while preparing to helm Solo: A Star Wars Story. Lucas, who birthed the...
Skydance took control of Paramount Pictures, and right out of the gate they seem to have stepped on Disney’s toes. By picking up High Side and giving director James Mangold the green light, Paramount has him booked during a time many expected him to be starting his Star Wars Jedi origin project.
James Gunn’s highly acclaimed Superman film will release on digital platforms earlier than anticipated, and the director and DC Studios co-CEO has now opened up about the reasoning behind this decision.
On August 13, 2025, a rumor first exclusively reported by That Park Place in March 2025 re-surfaced via insider Alex Perez’s Q&A on The Cosmic Circus, suggesting that Tatiana Maslany will reprise her role as Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, set for release in December 2026.
The John Boyega Star Wars relationship has never been simple. Over the past decade, the actor behind Finn has alternated between defending the franchise’s lore, blasting Lucasfilm for creative missteps, and calling out the fandom for what he sees as resistance to diversity.
Just days after the release of Wednesday Season 2: Part 1, creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar have confirmed they’re taking on a brand-new animated Addams Family movie for Amazon MGM Studios.
Marvel’s Ironheart may have unwittingly saved the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), not by restoring favor with fans, but by setting the course for Avengers: Doomsday.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has unexpectedly moved up the digital release of James Gunn’s Superman reboot to this Friday, August 15th—only 35 days after its July 11, 2025, theatrical debut.
Originally planned for August 26th, this accelerated timeline has ignited controversy, with industry experts and exhibitors criticizing the decision as detrimental to the film’s strong theatrical momentum and relationships with theater chains.
Amazon’s “War of the Worlds” (2025) is an officially certified flop. Currently sitting at #88 on Rotten Tomatoes’ “100 Worst Movies of All Time,” this adaptation earned a shockingly rare—but well-deserved—0% Tomatometer score based on over 20 critical reviews. While that alone should be cause for alarm, the film’s staggering failures in script, direction, and respect for its source material make it clear this placement vastly underrepresents just how deep the cinematic crater it has dug truly is.
According to a listing on the Film & Television Industry Alliance database, the final film from Quentin Tarantino is starting production December 1, 2025. However, unnamed sources tell World of Reel that Tarantino has yet to finish his screenplay, in which case production is unlikely to start so soon. This isn’t a Marvel film (which seem to tend toward starting without finished scripts) we’re talking about, after all, but Tarantino’s supposed swan song.
In what has become a troubling pattern for Disney in 2025, the studio’s latest release, Freakier Friday, has debuted to underwhelming box office results, adding to a string of films that have failed to live up to expectations.
The sequel to the 2003 body-swap comedy, featuring returning stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, opened with $28.6 million domestically over the August 8-10 weekend, falling short of higher-end projections that ranged from $35 million to $45 million.