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As the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash approaches this week, James Cameron has provided guidance to cinemas on how to deliver the optimal viewing experience.

Jared Bush, a director on Zootopia 2, recently thanked fans on X (formerly Twitter) for seeing the movie in theaters. When a fan asked him who he’d cast in a potential Zootopia 3, Bush jokingly suggested Keanu Reeves. He explained his son is a big fan and has been asking him to get Reeves to play a character called ‘The Baba Llama’ – a llama assassin – which Bush thinks would be a perfect cameo.

I was reading over at World of Reel, and they’re saying Brad Pitt might be joining the cast of The Batman 2 as a villain! It’s just a rumor for now, but can you imagine? That would be incredible. Apparently, Scarlett Johansson is also in talks to play a major villain, so the movie’s shaping up to have a seriously amazing cast. We don’t know what roles either of them will play yet, but it’s definitely exciting!

Following James Gunn’s denial of rumors that Dave Bautista was up for the role of Brainiac, Jeff Sneider – a well-known industry insider originally credited with starting the speculation – used X (formerly Twitter) to clarify he hadn’t been the source. He also publicly criticized CBR Deputy Editor Sean O’Connell in the process.

As awards season gains momentum, the film One Battle After Another will become available to stream on HBO Max starting Friday, December 19th.

The plan initially sounds fantastic – instead of just one preview, we’re getting four! That means four times as much potential footage, character introductions, and other exciting details. Who wouldn’t want even more reveals about the upcoming Doomsday film than expected? However, there’s a significant problem with Marvel Studios’ strategy that could make the next month very difficult for the Avengers movie.

This list covers the very worst movies Netflix released in 2025. We’ve already highlighted the best films the streaming service had to offer—from great animated movies to thoughtful dramas—but now we’re turning to the ones you should probably skip. And honestly, we enjoy letting you know what not to watch!

With a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, this legal drama brilliantly adapts Reginald Rose’s gripping 1954 teleplay into a remarkably intense and unforgettable film – one that still resonates powerfully today.