Currently, that’s all the information available, and fans are left to guess what will happen next. With the X-Men joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Phase 6, many believe Sadie Sink is the perfect choice to play Jean Grey, also known as Dark Phoenix. In fact, rumors are circulating online, and some fans have even created mock-ups of what she might look like in the role.
Brooks consistently makes comedies that are witty, well-acted, and focus on interesting characters, even when tackling tough subjects. He has a knack for presenting these films in a way that’s appealing and easy to enjoy, without being condescending. However, his style hasn’t evolved much recently, and his latest film, Ella McCay, feels outdated and ultimately falls flat. It’s a disappointing political story that doesn’t live up to expectations from the very beginning.
In June 2025, Smith said a sequel to Dogma was possible, but it would need to honor the original film’s conclusive ending. That means respecting the fate of Affleck’s character, who is destroyed by God in the first movie.
Repeating storylines in TV isn’t always a negative thing. While some instances were obvious and criticized, others successfully updated old ideas with fresh twists. Incredibly, a few of these shows even went on to define entire genres. Whether the reuse of a plot was immediately apparent or a more gradual reveal, it’s interesting to examine shows that have revisited familiar themes.
The new series has been in the works for a long time and has gone through several changes in creative leadership. Originally, Alex Kurtzman, a co-creator of Star Trek: Discovery, was involved, but he was later replaced. According to showrunner Brad Caleb Kane in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, the show will be a suspenseful, violent thriller set in the 1970s.
Hugh Jackman recently spoke with Cynthia Erivo, the star of Wicked: For Good. They discussed Jackman’s plans for the future of his role as Wolverine.
As a musical movie fanatic, I’ve noticed it’s really tough to make a good sequel. You see it all the time – something like Grease gets a follow-up, but it just doesn’t measure up. That’s why lists of great musical sequels are pretty short! Mostly, you find newer movies that actually deliver – they give us more fantastic songs and let us revisit characters we already adore. It’s all about building on something good, and thankfully, some sequels actually get it right.
Most people would guess the most realistic fight scene in a movie would be in an action film or a martial arts movie. However, surprisingly, the most accurate depiction of a real fight actually appears in a beloved Christmas movie.
The new film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, will bring back several characters from the last movie. This includes the return of Dr. Kelson (played by Ralph Fiennes), the dangerous Alpha Infected Samson (Chi Lewis-Parry), cult leader Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal (Jack O’Connell), and both Spike (Alfie Williams) and his father, Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).
Billie Eilish, a highly acclaimed artist with two Oscars and nine Grammys, is one of the most successful musicians of her generation. She’s also consistently among the world’s most-listened-to artists.