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Star Wars desperately needs to break free from the Skywalker Saga. As Lucasfilm moves forward with a new trilogy from Simon Kinberg and director Jon Watts, it’s time to explore the galaxy beyond the Skywalker family.
Naruto‘s live-action movie has received its first reported plot synopsis, teasing Team 7’s first mission and potentially pointing toward the Land of Waves arc.
Jon Watts is attached to direct the first film in Simon Kinberg’s new Star Wars trilogy, which is reportedly still in development and awaiting Disney’s approval.
V for Vendetta returns to theaters nationwide November 1 and 5, 2026, celebrating the film’s 20th anniversary with an exclusive featurette from director James McTeigue.
An all-out bidding war is underway in Hollywood for the cinematic rights to Battlefield, signaling just how valuable major gaming IP has become in today’s entertainment...
The Hollywood Reporter reports that a Battlefield movie is in development, with Michael B. Jordan attached to produce and potentially star, and Christopher McQuarrie set to write and direct. The project is currently being pitched to major studios including Apple and Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Paramount Pictures has confirmed new Transformers movies are in development following its CinemaCon presentation. While details remain limited, the studio continues to expand the franchise, with speculation surrounding a potential crossover with G.I. Joe after Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.
Paramount Pictures has set a June 30, 2028 release date for the upcoming Call of Duty movie, based on the long-running franchise from Activision. With Peter Berg and Taylor Sheridan attached to write, the adaptation aims to bring the global war-driven series to the big screen.
StudioCanal has announced a reboot of the classic film Escape from New York, originally directed by John Carpenter and starring Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken. While details remain limited, the reboot aims to revisit the iconic dystopian world and one of the most influential antiheroes in action film history.
Sony is moving forward with its long-awaited Metal Gear Solid movie adaptation after nearly two decades of development setbacks. With new directors attached and the project now under Columbia Pictures, the iconic franchise created by Hideo Kojima may finally make its way to the big screen raising questions about whether the film will honor its complex themes, characters, and legacy.
