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With worldwide box office receipts of just under $2.5 billion, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is not only the most successful film of the year, but also ranks third among the highest-grossing films of all time. Although the film is still playing in theaters in many places, according to Deadline, Sony is planning an additional theatrical release – including previously unreleased scenes.

Good news for all "Reacher" fans: Just two weeks after the Season 4 finale, Amazon Prime Video is continuing the popular action series. As reported by the industry magazine Deadline, Season 6 has been officially confirmed. Prime Video had already commissioned a fifth season back in May. Now, the green light has been given for Season 6 – and much sooner than is typical for many streaming series.

"Don't Breathe 3" is officially in the works! During a Q&A session marking the 10th anniversary of the first film at Beyond Fest in Santa Monica, Fede Álvarez confirmed Part 3, according to a report by Dread Central. Lead actor Stephen Lang is also set to return in his role as the blind war veteran Norman Nordstrom.

The next major chapter in the "Star Wars" universe continues to take shape. According to Knight Edge Media magazine, "Spider-Man" director Jon Watts is set to direct "Episode 10", the first film in a Skywalker trilogy. The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline have confirmed this report.

A director has been found for the new "Saw" movie! As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Mike P. Nelson will direct the next installment of the horror franchise. For Nelson, the new "Saw" movie isn't his first collaboration with Lionsgate. The director has already directed the upcoming horror film "Beware Boiúna" for the studio.

About 15 years after David Fincher's acclaimed film adaptation of "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", Mikael Blomkvist and Lisbeth Salander are returning – this time, however, not to the big screen, but in a new TV series adaptation. As confirmed by Deadline magazine, the two lead actors have now been cast.

Gremlins fans will have to be patient for a while longer. According to industry magazine The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. is pushing back the theatrical release of "Gremlins 3" by nearly a year. The DC blockbuster "Dynamic Duo" will also hit theaters three months later than originally planned.

Director Robert Eggers has found his next film project! After his forays into the horror genre, he is now turning his attention to an absolute classic of literary history. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Eggers will direct a new adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet".

Good news from Middle-earth: Filming for "The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum" is already in full swing. And now we get a behind-the-scenes look in the form of the first set photos! This gives us a glimpse of the Shire set in Matamata, which previously served as the backdrop for Hobbiton in Peter Jackson's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy and later in the "Hobbit" films.

The cast of the second season of HBO's "Harry Potter" series continues to take shape. According to the industry magazine Variety, three new actors have been cast for "The Chamber of Secrets". The first season of the highly anticipated reboot will premiere on HBO Max in December 2026.

After the final episode of the fourth season of "Reacher", the titular investigator's journey is far from over. Prime Video has officially confirmed that the fifth season of the action series is in the works. We've gathered all the information for you and will also reveal what the spin-off "Neagley" has to offer.

The "Far Cry" series is taking a major step forward! According to cinematographer Polly Morgan, filming has now officially begun. To mark the occasion, she posted a photo of a clapperboard on her Instagram and wrote, "This is fun". Instead of simply retelling one of the familiar stories from the games, "Far Cry" is set to function as an anthology.

"Diablo" is coming to Netflix! Blizzard Entertainment officially confirmed at this year's BlizzCon that an animated series based on the popular action role-playing game series is in development at Netflix. This news is certainly welcome for fans, as the first rumors about a possible "Diablo" series began circulating back in 2018. However, nothing came of it at the time.

One of the most famous U.S. crime series is set to return to the big screen soon. According to the industry magazine Deadline, Paramount Pictures is planning a "Hawaii Five-0" movie – and none other than "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" director Destin Daniel Cretton is set to helm the project.

A new blockbuster is on the horizon! According to The Hollywood Reporter, "The Housemaid" director Paul Feig is in talks to direct a sequel to "The Italian Job". However, the project is still in the early stages of development.

"Get Smart" is returning to the big screen. According to Variety, Warner is working on a reboot of the spy comedy – and a potential lead actor is already being discussed. The story centers on the bumbling agent Maxwell Smart, who works for the secret organization Control and fights against the criminal organization Kaos.

Zach Cregger will take on significantly fewer responsibilities on "Gladys" than originally planned. In an interview with the industry magazine Deadline, the director of "Weapons" confirmed that he will no longer be involved in the spin-off as a screenwriter.

"Dungeons & Dragons" fans, take note! According to Deadline, a new series titled "Ravenloft" is in the works at Netflix – and none other than Alfonso Cuarón will serve as producer. "Ravenloft" was introduced by Tracy and Laura Hickman back in 1983 and has become an integral part of "Dungeons & Dragons" over the decades. It has also spawned numerous novels, video games, and fan projects.

Two Hollywood icons are returning to the big screen together! As reported by Deadline magazine, Michael Keaton and Morgan Freeman are collaborating on the Western thriller "Rode to Ruin". Keaton will not only star in the film but also direct it.

Exciting news about the new "Star Trek" movie: In an interview with Inverse magazine, "Dungeons and Dragons" directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein revealed that the upcoming film will differ significantly from previous installments in the science fiction franchise.