Whether ‘Rebirth’ manages to ignite fresh interest or simply marks the beginning of the end remains to be seen. Either way, the box office performance this weekend will speak volumes about the future of the franchise.

Speaking of Pixar… The studio seems to be feeling the sting from its “Elio” box office flop and is now trying to clap back—on Instagram, of all places.

Here comes “Sentimental Value,” Joachim Trier’s latest, obviously starring Renate Reinsve, and a scene-stealing Stellan Skarsgård, which just had its trailer released this morning.

Here’s our first trailer for Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man,” based on the original Stephen King novel. Glen Powell is taking on the lead role.

“Elio” was gutted from the inside, a victim of executive meddling, tonal indecision, and the post-Lightyear panic that’s left the studio skittish on “queer representation.”

Amazon MGM Studios is pressing forward with a reimagining of David Mamet’s 1987 neo-noir “House of Games,” with Viola Davis and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II set to star.

No surprise, after its very successful opening weekend, Variety is reporting that a sequel to “F1” is now officially in the works over at Apple Studios.

Lucasfilm is quietly preparing to reboot the ‘Indiana Jones’ franchise, but not before giving it a bit of breathing room. The studio is reportedly letting the IP “rest for a bit” before launching a full-scale reboot.

If you happened to catch “F1” over the weekend, you may have seen the brand-new teaser for “One Battle After Another,” offering fresh glimpses of footage.

“Jurassic World: Rebirth” stands as another warning sign: legacy franchises can’t survive on spectacle alone. You still need characters to care about.

Production on “The Devil Wears Prada 2” has commenced. Meryl Streep is set to reprise her iconic role as Miranda Priestly in the follow-up to the 2006 film.

After outperforming Sunday projections with a $15M haul (only down 17% from Saturday), the racing drama finished its opening weekend with $58M, exceeding the $55M reported yesterday.

Stephen Frears wants to make “Wilder & Me,” a film about the final, faltering chapter of Billy Wilder’s legendary career, but like his subject, he’s facing his own late-career battle with momentum.

Another day, another on-set meltdown courtesy of David O. Russell. This time, he got into a full-blown shouting match with legendary cinematographer Robert Richardson.

In a rare moment of clarity, AMC Theatres has done something moviegoers have been begging for since the dawn of multiplexes: tell people when the actual movie starts.

A trailer for “Project Hail Mary” has been unveiled, and it looks like the studio is still aiming for that March 2026 release date—at least for now.

According to ScreenDaily, the cameras might not start rolling until sometime this autumn—despite a July start having been previously eyed.

Now, Vin Diesel has teased another “surprise” return: Brian O’Conner. Yes, that’s the character played by the late Paul Walker, who will apparently be back.

Early descriptions of Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” have drawn comparisons to “Magnolia,” suggesting an ensemble cast and an ambitious, multi-threaded narrative.