Based on Peter Brown’s 2016 book, The Wild Robot tells the story of Roz, a robot who crashes on a remote island. After a rocky start, she makes friends with the island’s animals, like an orphaned gosling named Brightbill, and begins to wonder what she’s really meant to do with her life – and if she even wants to return home.
Richard Donner’s 1978 Superman film was a turning point for superhero movies, launching a wave of comic book adaptations. While many now see it as delightfully cheesy and optimistic, the character of Superman actually appeared on film three years earlier in a movie that was even more humorous and lighthearted.
While many remakes simply rehash old stories, Studio Orange’s Trigun Stampede truly stands out. It’s a fresh take on Yasuhiro Nightow’s classic manga, Trigun, and its accompanying Stargaze series. The new adaptation boldly reimagines the original story in unique ways, while still staying true to the heart of what made Trigun so beloved.
Marvel Studios has two films planned for 2026, the first being Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the movie continues the story after the events of No Way Home. In that film, a spell caused everyone to forget Peter Parker (played by Tom Holland), leaving him without connections to his friends and former associates.
Something like the creation of Star Wars would be nearly impossible in today’s movie world. Let’s explore how it was made to see why.
At the end of the last season of The Rookie, things were looking bad for the team. After a playful flirtation with arson, the original arsonist retaliated with a powerful explosion that impacted everyone in the department. Tim was seriously injured, but Lucy bravely saved him. Now, in the upcoming Episode 7, “Baja,” the team seems to be recovering and back to work when they stumble upon a disturbing murder. Lucy and Nyla are determined to find justice for the victims, but the investigation will take them away from home and into a dangerous situation.
Mike Flanagan is developing a miniseries based on Carrie, even though Brian De Palma’s 1976 film is widely considered a definitive adaptation and the source novel might not have enough content for a full limited series. Interestingly, before his Carrie show is even released, he’s already announced his next project: another Stephen King story that already has a highly acclaimed adaptation.
Halle Bailey plays Anna, a young woman who’s given up on her dream of becoming a chef and is now struggling through her twenties, making a series of poor decisions. After losing her house-sitting job and a place to live, she impulsively decides to travel to Tuscany, despite her best friend Claire’s (Aziza Scott) warnings. She plans to secretly stay at a villa owned by a charming Italian man named Matteo, but her plan quickly unravels when Matteo’s mother, Gabriella (Isabella Ferrari), unexpectedly arrives. In a moment of panic, Anna pretends to be engaged to Matteo. This lie becomes complicated when Matteo’s cousin, Michael (Regé-Jean Page), appears, and Anna finds herself attracted to him, potentially changing her life forever.
James Gunn has publicly stated that one of the biggest hurdles for the new DC Universe is balancing his responsibilities as both a studio head and a director. In an interview with Variety’s Awards Circuit podcast, Gunn described his role as co-CEO of DC Studios as a new and untested approach – an “experiment.”
The film centers around Macy, a young woman who is kidnapped by a terrifying creature with the goal of raising her as its child.