Brad Pitt is returning as Cliff Booth! And now the sequel to Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" has an official title. Tarantino is credited as a writer on the new film. David Fincher is on board as director. The first details about the plot have also been revealed.

Filming for "Man of Tomorrow" has officially wrapped. Director and screenwriter James Gunn announced this on social media. In the "Superman" sequel, Clark Kent must team up with his archenemy Lex Luthor. The reason: This time, the DC superhero is facing a new, overwhelming threat.

As Dr. Frank N. Furter and Pennywise, the actor captivated audiences around the world: Now Tim Curry has passed away. The star of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and the Stephen King adaptation "It" was 80 years old.

Ridley Scott is far from done: The Hollywood legend would like to make another film in his "Alien" saga! The 88-year-old revealed this in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. Specifically, Scott is still planning a third installment in his prequel series centered on Michael Fassbender's character David.

The Flintstones are returning to the big screen: According to a report by the industry magazine Deadline, Warner Bros. is working on a new live-action film based on "The Flintstones". Behind the scenes, Hollywood star Ryan Gosling will serve as a producer.

With "Donnie Darko," director Richard Kelly created a celebrated cult film. Now he is planning a sequel that will involve a major time jump. One thing is already certain: A book will be published later this year that will also continue the story of "Donnie Darko." The book is intended to serve as the starting point for everything that follows.

Ridley Scott is back with a new science fiction film. "The Dog Stars" opens in theaters on August 28 and is already generating initial reactions even before the official review embargo. The world premiere took place on August 20 in London. Early brief reactions on social media are already giving a sense of what moviegoers can expect.

Dan Stevens will play the new RoboCop. In the TV series adaptation of Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi action classic, he'll take on the role of the protagonist, Alex Murphy. The creative team behind the reboot has already been announced, and the first details about the premise are already available.

The romantic comedy "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is set to get a sequel. It is not yet clear whether Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey will reprise their roles. However, Hudson is expected to be on board as a producer for the sequel. The search for a screenwriter is currently underway.

News from the "Harry Potter" series: According to Deadline magazine, "Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington has been cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in the second season. Nicholas Hoult was originally slated to play the vain wizard, but he had to leave the project due to scheduling conflicts.

"The People v. Gorilla Grodd" is a done deal. The series, starring Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen, has officially been greenlit by HBO Max. It's a spin-off of James Gunn's "Superman" film and is presented as a mockumentary. The first details about the plot are already available.

"Sonic" fans, take note! Although Paramount Pictures has so far remained tight-lipped about the plot of "Sonic the Hedgehog 4", an exciting rumor is now making the rounds that is sure to grab people's attention. Part 4 is still set to hit theaters on March 19, 2027.

Finally, an update on "Sicario 3"! Ever since the release of the second film, "Sicario: Day of the Soldado," there has been ongoing talk of another sequel. Now, Josh Brolin, a lead actor from the first two films, has spoken about the current status of "Sicario 3". In an interview with the website ScreenRant, he was able to give fans some positive news.

"National Treasure 3" is in the works. The third installment of the film series starring Nicolas Cage has now been announced by director Jon Turteltaub. No details about the plot have been released yet. However, the director hinted that there might be a political element to the story.

One of the greatest directors of our time is returning to the big screen: Sir Ridley Scott's new film "The Dog Stars" is coming soon to theaters. For us, that's reason enough to look back on the filmmaker's career. So we turned to the KinoCheck community and asked: What's your favorite Ridley Scott movie?

Strong support for Tyler Rake: Netflix has cast five new actors for "Extraction 3". According to Deadline, the ensemble is led by Pierce Brosnan, who most recently appeared in the series "MobLand", among other projects. Filming is currently underway in Australia. However, a specific release date has not yet been announced.

The finale is approaching: The premiere date for the last episodes of "Yellowjackets" has finally been officially announced. We won't have to wait much longer. The announcement of the fourth season was accompanied by a creative video. The first details about the plot have also been revealed.

The "Naruto" live-action film from "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" director Destin Daniel Cretton has apparently found its first star! According to The Hollywood Reporter, Charles Melton – known for his roles in "Riverdale" and "Warfare", among others – is in talks to play the role of Kakashi Hatake.

Dave Bautista will be the new lead actor in the Prime Video series "God of War." A few weeks ago, the "Guardians of the Galaxy" star was already being considered for the role of the protagonist, Kratos – and now it's official. All of the scenes featuring his predecessor, Ryan Hurst, are set to be reshot.

Christopher Nolan breaks yet another record: "The Odyssey" is now the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time – surpassing "Deadpool & Wolverine." "Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds was quick to congratulate Nolan's team. The star accompanied his congratulations with a social media clip.

More than ten years after "Sons of Anarchy" ended, the members of SAMCRO are returning for a new spin-off series – though not quite as initially expected. The unusual idea came from lead actor Charlie Hunnam himself.

What's next after "VisionQuest"? Several live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe series are reportedly in development at Disney+. However, officials at Marvel and Disney+ have not yet commented on this – and another report suggests the opposite.