Today’s ScreenCrush list focuses on 25 classic films that initially received a cool response from critics when they first hit movie theaters. Back then, these movies often faced mixed reviews or outright criticism, but over time their standing has significantly improved. In some instances, these once-maligned films have experienced a complete turnaround in perception.
The second installment of The Batman, produced jointly by DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures, has been scheduled for release in 2027. This sequel to the 2022 movie follows the superhero saga directed by Matt Reeves. In this continuation, Robert Pattinson is set to reclaim his character as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
Nick Mohammed, the actor known for portraying Nate in the first three seasons, discussed Ted Lasso Season 4 on BBC Radio. He revealed that he and his family resided in Richmond until recently but decided to move due to the increasing attention as a Ted Lasso star becoming too overwhelming in that location. Mohammed mentioned:
“Living in Richmond while being a key cast member of Ted Lasso was starting to feel quite intense, so we’ve decided to relocate.
For years, fans have been eagerly anticipating Taylor Swift performing at the Super Bowl halftime show. However, due to her partnership with Coca-Cola, she wasn’t able to take part when Pepsi was the sponsor. Given her immense popularity, diverse musical phases, new album release, and her frequent involvement in sports community through her relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, it seems like she would be an ideal choice for the role. Lately, it appears as if she might be subtly suggesting that this long-held dream of hers could become a reality.
The fourth Spider-Man film, often referred to as “Spider-Man: A Fresh Start,” is currently being made. This Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures production is directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, who worked on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Tom Holland returns to portray Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the movie.
The filming for the live-action series adaptation of Tomb Raider, as reported by Production Weekly, has allegedly been pushed back to the first quarter of 2026 – approximately two years following its initial announcement. Previously, it was speculated that delays in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s adaptation were due to challenges in finalizing the script.
After its run, the series “And Just Like That…” is off the 2025 TV schedule, and to everyone’s surprise, it didn’t have a grand finale you’d typically associate with Sarah Jessica Parker’s iconic character Carrie Bradshaw. Instead, things ended quite dramatically, with an unexpected twist that saw the storyline take an unfortunate turn – even ending up in a toilet. Critics haven’t been shy about expressing their honest opinions on how this revival of “Sex and the City” ultimately concluded.
The team behind the show “Boston Blue” has been busily creating its debut season this summer. Similarly, many network shows are gearing up for their upcoming premieres in the 2025 TV lineup. Notably, only a select few are currently working on their inaugural seasons, as per Wahlberg’s comments on Billy & Lisa in the Morning.
Gunns disclosure points out a link between the initial digital launch of Superman, which is set for release soon, and the forthcoming Season 2 premiere of Peacemaker.
There’s chatter that Disney is planning a follow-up to last year’s “Jungle Cruise” movie, inspired by the popular theme ride. The 2021 film, with Dwayne Johnson as Frank Wolff, was loosely based on the original Disneyland attraction and offered an exciting action-adventure. Despite being released in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, it managed to attract an audience and establish a fan base.