Star Wars fans, rejoice! With the last theatrical release being in 2019’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, it’s sounding like we will finally be getting more information regarding new theatrical films at this year’s Star Wars Celebration! According to The Hollywood Reporter, the plans might include Damon Lindelof’s film he is lead writing and
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We’ve been following Disney’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Boogeyman since before its acquisition of Fox. While we’re excited the film comes out later this year, it looks like it will actually be more accessible than the studio originally planned. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 20th Century Studios film will no longer be Hulu
It’s Morbin’ time…again. In an unlikely turn of events, Morbius is coming back to theaters this weekend. In fact, it’ll be returning to 1,000 select theaters across this US starting Friday, June 3rd. Comicbook.com confirmed the booking earlier today. Although the film was released on digital last month – and is slated to get a
With Star Wars Celebration currently taking place in Anaheim, news about Star Wars’ future has been aplenty. With Andor getting its first teaser and release date as well as Star Wars: Skeleton Crew being announced, the Disney+ side of Lucasfilm received a monumental update. However, Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy did give an update on the
With Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, and season 3 of The Mandalorian coming this year to Disney+, Star Wars films have taken a bit of a backseat at Lucasfilm. However, in the latest Vanity Fair cover story, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy gave a little update on the future of Star Wars on the big screen. The only
Following yesterday’s theatrical updates from Disney, Deadline has reported that Cineworld/Regal has just made a deal with Disney to show their films in theaters. Read: ‘Jungle Cruise’ Will Hit Theaters and Disney+ With Premier Access Many upcoming Disney films will be making their debut both theatrically and on Disney+’s Premier Access platform, including Cruella, Black
Today, during Disney’s quarterly earnings call CEO Bob Chapek had a few announcements regarding the company’s Summer film slate. In addition to the announcement that Jungle Cruise would now get a simultaneous release in theaters and on Disney+, it was also revealed that long-awaited Ryan Reynolds comedy Free Guy and Marvel’s Shang-Chi would be the
