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According to Variety, Bradley Cooper is in negotiations to join Margot Robbie in a new movie that will serve as a prequel to the 2001 film *Ocean’s Eleven*. Lee Isaac Chung, the director of *Twisters*, is also working on the project. The film is set before the events of the original *Ocean’s Eleven*, which starred Brad Pitt and George Clooney, and will be set in Europe during the 1960s—a departure from the Las Vegas setting of the first movie. Chung has taken over directing from Jay Roach, and Carrie Solomon is writing the screenplay.

An Instagram post gave fans a first look at a poster for *A Minecraft Movie 2*, announcing it will be released in theaters on July 23, 2027. Jared Hess is returning to direct the sequel, and he’s also co-writing the script with Chris Galletta. The original *Minecraft* movie surprised everyone by earning nearly $1 billion around the world earlier this year.

Disney’s 2010 animated film, *Tangled*, was a critical and commercial success that many feel deserves more recognition. Recent news from Deadline confirms that a live-action remake is back in development. Michael Gracey will continue to direct, and Jennifer Kaytin Robinson has written the screenplay. The biggest surprise is reports that Scarlett Johansson is being considered to play the villain, Mother Gothel.

Star Trek: Voyager lasted for seven seasons. Despite its run, one episode stands out as particularly frustrating: Season 2’s “Resolutions.” This episode gave fans what they’d been hoping for since the very beginning of the show, but the payoff was incredibly short-lived, lasting only a single episode and leaving many viewers disappointed.

Ever since the second season of *Solo Leveling* came out, fans have been wondering what’s next for the anime. Although the series is still popular with new video games, a continuing sequel manhwa called *Solo Leveling: Ragnarok*, and a live-action Netflix adaptation in the works, we still don’t know when Season 3 will be released. Recent comments from the author, Chugong, suggest the delay might be because a movie is also being planned.

Wes Craven is most famous for creating successful film franchises. While he directed individual projects like the comedy *Vampire in Brooklyn* and other lesser-known films, his name is strongly associated with *Scream*. These movies offered a clever, self-aware take on the horror genre, drawing on Craven’s extensive experience in the field. *Scream* became incredibly popular over the last few decades, leading to six films and a TV series, with another movie on the way. However, Craven might be even more recognized for another franchise that’s recently seen a resurgence in popularity.

Okay, finding out who that mysterious, burned person locked up at Cipher’s place is… wow, that’s going to change everything. It feels like it could either lead to total disaster or give us a real shot at winning. As we head into the second-to-last episode, I’m seriously wondering if Marie’s making the right call with what she’s doing. Is she walking into a trap, or is she actually the one who’s going to save everyone?

Disney offers a great selection of not-too-scary movies perfect for Halloween and family fun. While they have some spooky options, most are lighthearted comedies or superhero adventures that many families watch every year to get into the Halloween spirit. These films are generally suitable for all ages, though a few might be a little bit thrilling!

Benjamin Wainwright and Stefanie Martini, stars of the MASTERPIECE series *Maigret*, discuss with Alan A. Mehanna how their close friendship helped them create the believable connection between their characters, Maigret and Louise. They also share fond memories from filming the show, detailing Benjamin’s approach to portraying Maigret’s internal life alongside the demanding schedule, and how … Read more

In a recent interview, actor Jason Clarke shared exciting news about the *Wind River* sequel, *The Next Chapter*. He hinted that the film could be released much sooner than anticipated. Clarke described the movie as “extraordinary” and praised its lead actor, Martin Sensmeier. He also mentioned a fantastic cast and called the film beautiful, explaining that it was delayed due to legal issues but is now close to being released.