Black argues what many believe: that “Toy Story 3” was a perfect conclusion to the franchise, which is why he was frustrated by Pixar’s decision to make “Toy Story 4.”

James Gunn has confirmed that “The Authority,” which has been in development for several years at DC Studios, has been scrapped. It’s not happening.

Here’s our first look at “Jackass: Best and Last,” the final instalment of the Jackass franchise, which is set to release June 26, 2026. Come on, admit it, you’re curious about this one.

Ayer’s credits include “Fury,” “Harsh Times,” “Street Kings,” “End of Watch,” and “The Beekeeper.” As for “Suicide Squad,” it’s a film Ayer has since distanced himself from.

Pixar is breaking with tradition. “Toy Story 5” has been rated PG, marking the first time in the franchise’s history that an instalment has received anything other than a G.

Despite overreaction from critics, which framed the film as evasive, sanitized, and Razzie-worthy, “Michael” has finally opened to $97M in North America and $120M internationally.

There are ongoing discussions about the possibility of a fifth instalment, despite Keanu Reeves previously denying involvement in April 2025 and stating, “The character is dead. He died.”

For an actress once publicly ousted and humiliated by Disney, the sudden pivot feels odd—is Disney cracking open a door that might lead to a Star Wars return? What changed?

It sure sounds like Antoine Fuqua did not enjoy his time directing “Michael.” Hey, at least the film is looking at an incredible $95–100M opening this weekend. This movie will cement Fuqua as a bankable studio director.

This was a decade that popularized sequels, franchises, and testosterone-driven spectacle, but it was also a time when mid-budget, adult-oriented filmmaking still had a real presence.

Universal is reshuffling its release calendar, with two high-profile projects — “The Mummy 4” and “Miami Vice ’85” — essentially swapping positions.

Park’s “Brigands of Rattlecreek” is happening, with McConaughey, Pedro Pascal, and Austin Butler attached to star. The estimated budget is $60M.

The actor underwent a noticeable shift in appearance through makeup and prosthetics, designed to make him appear “more ordinary.”

Claudio Miranda, the Oscar-winning cinematographer of “Life of Pi,” has signed on as director of photography for Joseph Kosinski’s “Miami Vice ‘85.”

That’s $12.6M in previews — well beyond expectations. It’s practically locked for a $90M opening weekend; it might even flirt with $100M. That’s a record for a music biopic.

After Ryan Gosling exited Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s upcoming untitled action sci-fi comedy set up at Universal, there was a scramble to find his replacement.

The main issue causing the delays might have to do with the planned $120M budget, and the fact that producers still do not have deals with stars Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan.

A recent private screening of “Artificial” (about two weeks ago) suggests Luca Guadagnino might have made one of his most zeitgeisty films yet.

While critics have trashed Antoine Fuqua’s Michael, which hit theaters nationwide at noon today, audiences seem to be responding far more positively.

What once looked like a dead project is inching back into motion. After years of silence, the remake of the 1983 Oscar-winning film is quietly assembling cast and crew again, with a June shoot being eyed.