The original Top Gun from 1986 was a massive hit and became a cultural touchstone. This paved the way for Tom Cruise to reprise his role in 2022 with Top Gun: Maverick, which earned over $1.5 billion globally. The film’s success was largely due to its use of real planes instead of computer-generated imagery and its appeal to fans of the original, and now Paramount Pictures is eager to make another installment.
During their CinemaCon 2026 presentation, where ScreenRant was present, Paramount announced they are developing a new World War Z movie. This comes almost ten years after plans for a sequel with director David Fincher were scrapped in 2019 for various reasons. Currently, no details have been revealed about the new film.
Netflix’s popularity has helped shows like Stranger Things and Squid Game become huge hits worldwide. The platform also successfully revived shows that hadn’t done well originally, turning them into long-running successes with a global audience, like You, starring Penn Badgley, and Lucifer, with Tom Ellis.
This fall, a new movie about the Batman villain Clayface will hit theaters nationwide. The film, from DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures, is directed by James Watkins and co-written by Mike Flanagan. Tom Rhys Harries will play Clayface, but it’s currently unknown if Batman will appear in the movie.
It’s not surprising that ABC initially ordered only nine episodes for the revival of Scrubs, considering how long the show had been off television. However, the revival has been so well-received that ABC’s cautious approach now seems a bit too hesitant. While a second season hasn’t been officially confirmed, the show’s continued success suggests it’s only a matter of time. The episode “My Celebration” perfectly captures this feeling and lays the groundwork for what could come next. Let’s take a look at how it sets up Season 2.
This series is based on the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, which she wrote based on her own life and first published in the 1930s. These books were previously adapted into a popular TV show that ran on NBC from 1974 to 1983.
The celebrated filmmaker made his CinemaCon debut this week, receiving a huge ovation. He shared his creative process and gave audiences a preview of his upcoming film, Disclosure Day, which will be released in theaters worldwide on June 12th. A trailer was also shown, offering the first glimpse of the alien creature featured in Spielberg’s new sci-fi thriller.
The biggest weakness of the series is that most of the villains aren’t well-developed characters. Up until a certain point, the main antagonists are usually magical creatures who appear briefly and are quickly defeated. The Monarchs are a notable exception, appearing later in the story. However, the new sequel to Solo Leveling is making a conscious effort to improve this by creating more complex villains.
Both shows have been delayed until Spring 2027, marking the first time they won’t premiere in the fall. However, fans of Ghosts still have something to look forward to this year: a full 22-episode season, including special one-hour Halloween and Christmas episodes, will air before the rest of season six.
The Hollywood Reporter says Paramount is looking into how the movie Avatar: The Last Airbender ended up online, especially as the studio is getting criticism for not releasing it in cinemas. So far, Paramount doesn’t believe the leak was caused by a security issue with their computers.