New Ninja Turtles And Sonic Movies Just Got Announced, And I Have One Big Hope For Each Of Them

Paramount has announced release dates for new movies in both the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Sonic the Hedgehog franchises in 2028. The next Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action film is scheduled for November 17, 2028, followed by a currently unnamed Sonic the Hedgehog event film on December 22. Producer Neal H. Moritz is overseeing both projects, but details are scarce. Until more information is revealed, I’m hoping to see some exciting developments with both the new Ninja Turtles and Sonic movies.

Supergirl Budget Report Blasted By James Gunn

Forbes Australia recently featured Milly Alcock, the star of Supergirl, in their 30 Under 30 issue, calling the film a “$200 million DC feature.” This led Lakshman Sai Kumar Tumati to question the accuracy of that figure with DC Studios co-head James Gunn on Threads. Gunn confirmed the number was inaccurate, stating it was “not even a little bit true.”

Narnia’s Greatest Film Moment Was Cut From the Books (& the Netflix Reboot Can’t Top It)

One of the most exciting parts of the movie The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was the final battle, where young Peter Pevensie led the Narnian army against the White Witch and her monsters. With thrilling action, a powerful musical score by Harry Gregson-Williams, and impressive special effects that created a huge army of creatures, this battle stood out as a key moment in the Chronicles of Narnia films. Interestingly, those unfamiliar with the book may be surprised to learn that this dramatic scene was largely created for the movie and wasn’t a major part of the original story.

Marty Supreme Debuts With Fantastic Rotten Tomatoes Score

As a movie fan, I was really excited to see the early buzz for Marty Supreme. The directing and writing team – the same guys behind the incredible Uncut Gems – have done it again! It just dropped on Rotten Tomatoes with a fantastic 98% score from critics, based on 53 reviews. The story follows a guy named Marty Mauser who’s chasing a dream that nobody takes seriously, and it sounds like he goes through a lot to try and achieve it.

Hollywood Lines Up Behind Gavin Newsom for President in 2028, but California’s Crises Raise Tough Questions

A recent report from Deadline indicates that influential figures – including leading entertainment professionals, industry experts, and major Democratic donors – are already backing the California governor, highlighting his public image and willingness to challenge the White House. However, the situation within California itself presents a more complex picture, potentially contradicting the positive impression being created by his supporters in Los Angeles.

Avatar 3: Old & New Villains Tease an Alliance in Fire and Ash Clip

After the war against the RDA and the loss of their firstborn son, Jake Sully and Neytiri now face a new danger on Pandora. A fierce Na’vi tribe called the Ash People, led by the cruel Varang, threatens their home. Jake’s family will be forced to fight to survive and protect Pandora, testing their strength and courage like never before.

Today Is An Important Day For DC Snyderverse Return Chances

Zack Snyder directed three DC movies and produced five more, including James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad. Following the positive reception of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, many fans are hoping for a continuation of his vision on Netflix. With Warner Bros. Discovery considering offers from various studios, it makes sense for the DC universe to be included in whichever company ultimately acquires it.

Scarlett Johansson Stands By Woody Allen Amid Controversy

I remember back in 1992, Woody Allen faced a really serious accusation from Mia Farrow, his ex-partner. She claimed he’d abused their adopted daughter, Dylan. It was all over the news, but he was never charged with a crime and always said it wasn’t true. The New York Department of Social Services actually looked into it and ended up dismissing the claims.