The most recent Terminator film, Dark Fate, came out in 2019. Despite the iconic line from the first movie, “I’ll be back,” it’s unclear if another sequel will be made anytime soon. This could be due to the film’s poor performance at the box office, or simply because audiences have moved on. However, with movie franchises, there’s always a chance for a continuation – perhaps in another ten years, with a new director at the helm.
For ten seasons, Friends showed us the ups and downs of Monica, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, Rachel, and Ross as they navigated life and love. While each character had their issues, Ross often came across as the most problematic due to his actions and words.
According to a Gersh partner who represents director Jan Komasa and assisted in the film’s production, the movie wasn’t widely released because of its controversial nature. They believe this lack of distribution reflects current societal trends.
Inspired by and very similar to Squid Game, The Challenge builds the same intense atmosphere, focusing on the emotional impact when players are defeated—though eliminations are presented as dramatic performances rather than actual deaths. The show is captivating and remarkably true to the spirit of the original, twisted game.
As a big fan of atmospheric dramas, I’m really excited about this new show! It’s adapted from Anne Rice’s Lives of the Mayfair Witches – a fantastic trilogy of books she originally published between 1990 and 1994. I remember discovering those books years ago and being completely captivated!
A preview of DC Comics’ Absolute Superman #13 (from Jason Aaron, Rafa Sandoval, Ulises Arreola, and Becca Carey) shows Superman battling a massive army of Peacemakers from the Lazarus Corporation in the middle of the Battle of Kansas. While the Lazarus Corporation throws soldiers, tanks, and drones at him, they can’t overcome the incredible power of Superman’s suit and its AI, Sol. Sol not only helps Superman fight off the attackers, but also allows him to create a new, crimson Fortress of Solitude rising from the ground, effectively creating a boundary the Peacemakers can’t cross.
According to a recent analysis of David Ellison’s first 100 days as Paramount’s head, the studio is unlikely to make a fourth movie featuring the cast of the recent Star Trek films. Variety reports that Paramount is now focusing on a new Star Trek movie with a different cast, meaning Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and the other actors from J.J. Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek and its sequels (Star Trek Into Darkness in 2013 and Star Trek Beyond in 2016) won’t be returning. Abrams produced those films.
A standout character is set to be the primary antagonist in the next Batman movie. Before seeing more of Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne in The Batman 2 and the Dark Knight’s role in James Gunn’s DC Universe with The Brave and the Bold, an animated series will launch in 2026, pitting Batman against a powerful enemy.
Unfortunately, there’s more discouraging news about Star Trek 4. According to a recent Variety report on David Ellison’s first 100 days leading Paramount, the studio has decided against continuing with Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and the rest of the cast from the J.J. Abrams Star Trek movies. Despite this, Paramount remains committed to the Star Trek franchise and is planning a new film, though it will feature a different cast.
Dree Hemingway will star in a new film called The Hemingway Files, which tells the story of the challenging final years of her great-grandfather Ernest Hemingway (according to Deadline). Jessica M. Thompson, who previously directed ‘The Invitation,’ will direct the movie, based on a screenplay by Cory Todd Hughes and Adrian Speckert (known for ‘Armor’). The filmmakers are currently looking for actors to fill out the cast.