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.

A new Keanu Reeves movie is in the works! The "John Wick" star will once again live up to his reputation as an action hero, taking on the lead role in the spy thriller "Kill Current," according to industry magazine Deadline. "Kill Current" is a film adaptation of the novel of the same name by author Oliver Lowe. First plot details have already been revealed.

"The Punisher: One Last Kill" is reportedly set to continue. According to an insider, Marvel just needs to decide in what format Frank Castle's story will continue: as a movie or a series. In any case, fans would surely be happy about Jon Bernthal's return. That said, the actor is currently not only enjoying success as The Punisher.

"South Park" is no longer called "South Park." Instead, the animated comedy series is now titled "South America." Will this last? We'll see. In any case, the new title is a dig at Donald Trump's "New America." But it's not the only satirical jab.

"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.

He caused quite a stir with "Adolescence," and now he's on board for "Heat 2": Stephen Graham has been cast in the sequel to Michael Mann's classic thriller. It's still unclear what role he'll play, but it's speculated that he could be Robert De Niro's successor. Other big names are also being considered for the sequel.

Dexter Morgan is back! The first teaser for the second season of "Dexter: Resurrection" has a mysterious vibe and gives us a first glimpse of the upcoming season. The teaser not only serves as a first look but also reveals the official premiere date! And the first images have already been released.

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.

Next year, the film adaptation of "The Legend of Zelda" will hit theaters. One thing is already certain: Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and Bo Bragason will play the lead roles. Fans are eagerly awaiting the first trailer, which will finally offer a glimpse into the adaptation of the famous Nintendo games.

Director Drew Goddard has set a condition for the planned production of "The Matrix 5." The Wachowskis, who originally created the science fiction franchise, apparently play a crucial role in this. Lilly Wachowski also revealed whether she would consider returning to the world of "The Matrix."

New cast members for the second season: Billy Barratt, Bonnie Hill, and Lenny Rush have joined the cast of HBO's "Harry Potter" series. The roles for the three stars have already been announced. Among other things, it is now clear who will play the young Voldemort.

"Spider-Noir" has been canceled. There will be no second season of the Prime Video series starring Nicolas Cage. The Hollywood star has issued a statement regarding the cancellation. The series centers on an alternative film-noir version of Spider-Man. Despite the cancellation, there is a silver lining for fans.

The first winners of the 2026 Emmys have been announced. Among those honored at the Creative Arts Emmys was David Harbour, who is best known as "Stranger Things" star but was recognized for a completely different series: "DTF St. Louis." One notable award went to Rob Reiner.

The next film starring Inde Navarrette has been confirmed: The "Obsession" star will appear in the new science fiction thriller "The Waffle House Index." Details about the plot have already been revealed. And one thing is clear: The film promises to be quite a wild mix.

"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.

Now that the second season has ended, fans are eagerly awaiting the new episodes of "Avatar: The Last Airbender." As a little preview of the third and final season of the fantasy series, Netflix has now released a first-look photo. The streaming service has also announced the release year for the final episodes.

Sandra Hüller will star in "Arbeit und Struktur" ("Work and Structure"). The new film is based on the autobiographical book by German author Wolfgang Herrndorf, who died in 2013. Maria Schrader is directing. Hüller's role has already been announced: she will play Wolfgang Herrndorf.

What are critics saying about the new "Resident Evil" movie directed by Zach Cregger? Full reviews of the movie aren't available yet. However, the first 30 minutes have now been shown to some members of the press – and they've taken to social media to share their thoughts on the beginning of the movie.

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.

A new "Transformers" adventure is coming: "Optimus Prime: Awakening." The 12-minute animated short film is set to hit the big screen soon – following the 1986 animated classic "The Transformers: The Movie," which is returning to theaters for its 40th anniversary. In the short film, Peter Cullen voices Optimus Prime one last time.

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.

Noah Jupe is set to take on a role in the new Marvel blockbuster "Avengers: Secret Wars." The identity of the character has been kept under wraps so far. However, the role is said to be central to the film's story. The actor has an impressive filmography.