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Growing up in Jordan, the international film industry never felt far away to Zain Duraie.

There was a shared history, she says, tied to the country’s role as a location for iconic global productions— such as David Lean’s Lawrence of Arabia (1962), with the unforgettable meeting of Peter O’Toole’s Lawrence and Omar Sharif’s Sherif Ali at Al Jafr Desert Well, or how the ancient ruins of Petra stole the show in the final scenes of Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989).

In recent years, the rise of Arab cinema and the central role Jordan has played — as both a visually striking backdrop and a regional filmmaking hub — has only deepened that connection. For Duraie, it meant opportunity. She got her start working on shorts produced by acclaimed Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir, who regularly shoots in Jordan. Now, Duraie’s own debut feature, Sink — a...

While “Dune” director Denis Villeneuve takes on the next ‘James Bond” movie, Sneak Peek game-play footage from the new Amazon/MGM Studios’ video game "007 First Light", available March 27, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, utilizing PlayStation ‘Spectral Super Resolution’ and 60 frames per second ‘Quality Mode’.

“…in ‘007 First Light’, follow ‘James Bond’ as a young, resourceful, and sometimes reckless recruit…

“in the ‘MI6’ training program…

“…and discover an origin story…

“After a heroic act, young ‘Naval’ air crewman ‘James Bond’ is offered to join the newly revived ‘Double 0’ program.

“But when a mission to stop a rogue agent ends in tragedy, he must join forces with his...

Patrick Gibson is set to voice James Bond in Io Interactive and Amazon’s new video game, 007 First Light.

The game was previewed at the September 2025 State of Play, where the Dexter: Original Sin star was seen as an agent in his early days at MI6.

007 First Light follows James Bond as a young, resourceful, and sometimes reckless recruit in MI6’s training program in an origin story of the world’s most famous spy.

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Gibson will be joined by other actors who will be voicing other characters, including Lennie James (Greenway), Priyanga Burford (M), Alastair Mackenzie (Q), Kiera Lester (Moneypenny), and Noémie Nakai (Ms. Roth).

007 First Light is set to be released on March 27, 2026, for PC, PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch 2. A standard edition of the game is available to pre-order now for $69.99, and...

David Ellison’s ambitious Paramount has signed a multi-film first-look deal with Will Smith and Westbrook, which includes the action thriller Sugar Bandits that Smith was previously attached to star in.

The arrangement will focus on global, four-quadrant theatrical features through IP-based material and potential franchise-starters, which Paramount willdevelop and position as starring vehicles for Smith.

The actor-producer had been attached to star in Sugar Bandits before dropping out as the lead due to scheduling conflicts.

AGC Studios pre-sold the package at the markets last year and terminated the deals when Smith exited his role. AGC head Stuart Ford sold...

Taylor Sheridan is well known as the co-creator of the popular neo-Western series Yellowstone and its prequels, 1883 and 1923, which have all concluded. He has also co-created several streaming series for Paramount+, Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King, Lioness, and Landman, which are all currently airing.

In addition to these television series, Sheridan has also written several films, including the screenplay for Sicario (2015), directed by Denis Villeneuve, and its sequel Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018), directed by Stefano Sollima. Sheridan scored an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay for writing the neo-Western Hell or High Water (2016), directed by David Mackenzie, which received three additional nominations, including Best Picture.

More recently, Sheridan co-wrote the action thrillers Without Remorse,...

Blade Runner 2049 is the latest to get a collectable Steelbook release, with a fresh 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray UK outing set for November.

As regular browsers of our Steelbook release list will already be aware, there’s quite a lot of repackaging going on at the moment. Existing 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release are being put into collectable Steelbook packaging in limited quantities, and reissued into the market.

The latest example of this? Denis Villeneuve’s stunning sequel, Blade Runner 2049. Long already available of 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, the movie is being given a fresh Steelbook outing on 3rd November 2025 in the UK.

You can already find the listing for it here,...

Rebecca Ferguson has long been one of Hollywood's most underrated talents, but since her breakout with The White Queen, which earned her a Golden Globe nomination, she has gained well-deserved attention in the last decade for projects including the Mission: Impossible movies and The Greatest Showman.

Now, Ferguson is a vital star in the fantasy-sci-fi space thanks to her leading role in the Emmy-nominated dystopian series Silo and her portrayal of Lady Jessica Atreides in Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies. Ferguson is confirmed for the upcoming Silo season 3 and likelyDune: Part Three.

But first, she will appear on-screen with the A-list MCU star Idris Elba in a new political thriller.

David Keighley, a long-tenured champion of the Imax Experience and a pioneer in film presentation, died in New York August 28 following a battle with cancer. He was 77.

His death was announced by Imax CEO Rich Gelfond.

Keighley has served for the last 15 years as Imax’s first-ever Chief Quality Officer, rounding out several decades of work with the company. He oversaw post-production for more than 500 Imax films ranging from blockbusters to nature documentaries, and was a trusted partner to some of the world’s most lauded filmmakers, including Christopher Nolan.

“We are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend David, a treasured member of the Imax family for more than 50 years,” said Gelfond. “David was as close to the human embodiment of Imax as there has ever been, relentless in his drive to deliver awe-inspiring images to audiences around the globe. He was incredibly energized and proud of...

David Keighley, the first chief quality officer for Imax and a veteran of the large-format cinema platform for more than 50 years, has died. He was 77.

Keighley died Thursday at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York after a battle with neuroendocrine prostate cancer, his son Geoff Keighley told The Hollywood Reporter.

During his career, Keighley helped Imax migrate from showing mainly institutional movies to digitally reformatting Hollywood titles for the local multiplex and fanboy audiences.

“David was as close to the human embodiment of Imax as there has ever been, relentless in his drive to deliver awe-inspiring images to audiences around the globe,” Imax CEO Richard Gelfond said in a statement. “He was incredibly energized and proud of his work on the upcoming [Christopher Nolan adaptation of] The Odyssey, completing his review of the dailies just days before his death in a bittersweet but fitting capstone to a remarkable career.

Imax’s first-ever chief quality officer David Keighley has passed away at the age of 77.

Keighley, who has served in the role for the last 15 years, oversaw post-production for more than 500 Imax films, ranging from cutting-edge blockbusters to pioneering nature documentaries. He was also a trusted partner to some of the world’s most lauded filmmakers — including Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, Francis Ford Coppola and Denis Villeneuve.

His latest work was on Nolan’s upcoming film, “The Odyssey” — the first theatrical release ever shot entirely with Imax film cameras.

“We are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend David, a treasured member of the Imax family for more than 50 years.

Get ready for a packed week on Paramount+ as the streaming service rolls out an impressive lineup of movies starting September 1. From spine-chilling horror classics to gripping thrillers and heartfelt dramas, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re in the mood for a sci-fi mystery, a slasher flick, or a romantic comedy, this week’s additions promise to keep you glued to your screen.

With over 100 titles dropping, including iconic franchises and hidden gems, Paramount+ is kicking off the month with a cinematic bang. The week features a mix of beloved favorites and lesser-known films, spanning decades and genres. Here’s a detailed look at every movie...

Jeffrey Wright has become the eighth person to access to Matt Reeves and Mattson Tomlin’s script for The Batman 2. Taking to his Ig, the American Fiction star, who has been vocal about Reeves’ iteration of Gotham, shared a picture of a zippered bag, whose contents seem to be protected by a code.

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In addition to Wright, James Gunn and Peter Safran, producers David Zaslav, Dylan Clark, and Chantal Nong, The Penguin star Colin Farrell, and, naturally, Robert Pattinson, are the only individuals who have laid hands on the script.

When Does The Batman 2 Begin Production?...

Steven Knight’s next series for Netflix, House of Guinness, just got its first trailer, and it seems to be the perfect replacement for Peaky Blinders fans as they wait for The Immortal Man. The period crime drama is set again in the 19th Century, this time in Ireland. It follows a new generation of the Guinness family dealing with the aftermath of the patriarch’s death.

The trailer has a similar visual tone to Peaky Blinders, with a beige color tone, albeit it seems more cinematic than the Cillian Murphy-starrer. Knight has been tackling period dramas for quite some time now, with his latest Disney+ drama A Thousand Blows...

Those still feeling the void of Succession may find solace in forthcoming Netflix series House of Guinness. The show, created and written by Steven Knight, centers on the legacy of the Guinness family in the 19th century.

A trailer for the series teases the battle for power amongst the four children of beer magnate Sir Benjamin Guinness after his death. It stars Disclaimer actor (and famed Olivia Rodrigo boyfriend) Louis Partridge as Edward Guinness, Anthony Boyle as Arthur Guinness, Emily Fairn as Anne Plunket (née Guinness), and Fionn O’Shea as Benjamin Guinness.

From the creative mind behind Peaky Blinders comes a new historical drama that seems to be Netflix's answer to Succession. Steven Knight is now busy writing the next James Bond reboot, but the acclaimed writer-director returns to the television business with a "wild" new series that looks to tell the dramatic tale behind one of the most famous breweries in the world.

Netflix has released the first trailer for House of Guinness, which follows the story of the Guinness family during 19th-century Dublin after the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, who was responsible for the success of the now-iconic brewery. His absence is filled with the presence of his four children,...

Okay, real talk, we’re all pretty hyped for Tron: Ares hitting theaters on October 10, 2025. After 15 years since Legacy, Jared Leto’s stepping into the neon-soaked Grid as the mysterious Program Ares, and honestly? We couldn’t be more excited.

The guy’s built quite the reputation for disappearing into roles completely, so seeing him as a digital being crossing into our world feels like a match made in sci-fi heaven. But here’s the thing: waiting seven more months is torture, right? Lucky for us, Leto’s filmography is packed with performances that’ll scratch that itch perfectly.

From mind-bending sci-fi to Oscar-winning transformations, these six movies prove he...

A big slate of films is about to rotate off Netflix between Monday, 9/1 and Sunday, 9/7, with one last title departing on Monday, 9/8. Below you’ll find each movie’s essentials—what it’s about, who’s in it, and who made it—plus the exact date it leaves so you can plan your queue.

The lineup ranges from studio epics and acclaimed thrillers to animated favorites and anime specials. Skim the list, mark your priorities, and press play before these titles cycle out.

‘Sicario’ (2015) Lionsgate

An FBI agent is seconded to a cross-border task force targeting a cartel boss, drawing her into operations led by a quietly formidable fixer. Emily Blunt...

Austin Butler's newest crime thriller is continuing an impressive Rotten Tomatoes streak for the star. The actor had his humble beginnings in various small roles in Disney and Nickelodeon projects, including Hannah Montana and Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. While he also had supporting roles, such as Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, it wasn't until 2022 that he had his biggest break yet.

Butler earned rave reviews for his uncanny portrayal of the King of Rock 'n' Roll in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis. Not only did his incredible performance land him on the map in Hollywood, but it also secured his first-ever Oscar nomination for Best Actor.

Exclusive: Montreal-based micro_scope officially launches its international sales division at TIFF next week and will start talks on Philippe Falardeau’sSpecial Presentations world premiere selectionLovely Day.

The project is in post and marks the producer’s seventh collaboration with Quebecois filmmaker Philippe Falardeau.

Based on Alain Farah’s book Milles Secrets, Mille Dangers, it centres on Alain, who is about to get married to Virginie but frets over the impending reunion of his divorced parents. His anxiety is exacerbated by concern over his cousin and best man Édouard’s shady schemes.

Neil Elias, Hassan Mahbouba and Rose-Marie Perreault star in the French-,...

A lot of stellar movies are about to vanish from Netflix in September.

There are a few film classics from the last decade making their exit from the streamer at the beginning of September, but there is still some time to sneak in a watch. Denis Villeneuve’s “Sicario” and Zach Cregger’s 2022 horror hit “Barbarian” are among those with limited time left.

These are the five films you need to check out before they are removed from Netflix on September 1.

(20th Century) Barbarian

Riding the high of “Weapons” and chasing that same energy? Zach Cregger’s 2022 hit “Barbarian” understandably scratches a similar itch as his most recent film. “Barbarian...

Spoilers ahead for season 3 of "Foundation" up to episode 8.

The TV adaptation of Isaac Asimov's "Foundation" has been a rather fascinating exercise in adapting a gargantuan work of science fiction. Much like Denis Villeneuve did with "Dune," David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman took a dense, complex, story where a lot of information is told rather than shown, and turned it into a blockbuster-sized epic with enough action and romance to give the story mass appeal. "Foundation" season 3 even introduces a Death Star just for the sake of having a big planet-killing space station, and every season so far has had at least one big-scale space battle with tons of VFX,...

Filming is now underway on Star Wars: Starfighter, with Lucasfilm announcing that Ryan Gosling will be joined by Aaron Pierre, Amy Adams and more besides.

Production has formally begun on Star Wars: Starfighter, the Lucasverse spin-off directed by Deadpool And Wolverine's Shawn Levy. As cameras roll in the UK, Lucasfilm/Disney have announced the sci-fi fantasy’s broader cast – and there are some corking actors lined up.

Alongside the previously-announced Ryan Gosling and Mia Goth, there’s also Flynn Gray, Matt Smith, Aaron Pierre, Simon Bird, Jamael Westman, Daniel Ings, and Amy Adams.

Matt Smith is an interesting addition, since he was originally part of Rise Of Skywalker’s...

As September rolls in, Netflix is shaking up its library, making room for new titles by saying goodbye to some familiar ones. This means a bunch of movies you might have on your watchlist are about to disappear, so it’s time to plan your movie nights before they’re gone.

From action-packed thrillers to heartfelt romances and animated adventures, the list of departures is packed with variety. Below, we’ve rounded up every movie leaving Netflix in September 2025, with details on the plot, cast, and when you need to catch them by.

‘V for Vendetta’ (2005) Warner Bros. Productions

Set in a dystopian future where a totalitarian regime rules Britain,...

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"Foundation" is a true sci-fi epic. The Apple TV+ show has the blockbuster spectacle of Denis Villeneuve's "Dune," with grand-scale battles (featuring a surprising amount of practical effects), planet-destroying death stars, and space dogfighting, but also the depth and complexity of Isaac Asimov's hugely influential source material. For three seasons, "Foundation" has told a dense, gripping story of the fall of a galactic empire and the galaxy-changing events that lead to the rise and fall of new powers. The show spans centuries, while also teasing an even larger story spanning thousands of years, as "Foundation" also brings into the fold elements of Asimov's robot stories.

This...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Dune: Edge of a Crystknife – Rage of Shai Halud #1!

Dunejust revealed the tragic backstory of Shadout Mapes, a fan-favorite Fremencharacter whose popularity has surged thanks to the Denis Villeneuve film adaptations of Frank Herbert’s groundbreaking novel. Mapes has been part of Dune lore since the beginning, but finally, after sixty years, more about her life before the book is being revealed, and it is thoroughly heartbreaking.

Dune: Edge of a Crystknife – Rage of Shai Halud #1, written by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, with art by Andrea Scalmazzi and Frank Mazzoli, focuses on Mapes’ son, Samos, before tragically killing him off.

Samos’ death, and his...

Denis Villeneuve ("Dune") will direct a live-action adaptation of author Arthur C. Clarke's science fiction novel "Rendezvous with Rama", to be produced by Alcon Entertainment ("Blade Runner 2049"):

"...by the year 2130, the solar system has been colonized, with humans living on planets ranging from Mercury to the moons of Neptune. Despite so much expansion and discovery, there have been no signs of intelligent life besides our own Earth-born. Until 'Rama'. Weighing more than ten trillion tons, smoothly shaped, and racing towards the sun at astonishing speed, Rama was no natural object, but clearly an interstellar spacecraft. It appeared to be on course to loop around the Sun,...

This article contains spoilers for "Foundation" season 3, episode 8.

We're in the middle of a great time for science fiction on TV, with great shows like "Alien: Earth," "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," and "Foundation" airing new episodes every week that illustrate the variety of the genre and its ability to tell incredible stories that speak to our past, present, and future.

"Foundation" is not just one of the best Apple TV+'s best shows, but a truly stunning adaptation of an incredibly influential literary classic that was long considered unadaptable. As created by David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman, the adaptation of Isaac Asimov's book series of the same...

It's been almost a decade since Blade Runner 2049 was released in theaters. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, it is one of the best of the Blade Runner franchise, standing toe to toe with the original 1982 film. 2049's gorgeous cinematography and poignant story defined a generation of moviegoers and heavily struck a chord with male viewers who related to the replicant character, Officer K, a.k.a. "Joe."

While the rainy cyberpunk world dystopia isn't returning to theaters just yet, it's found new life on Amazon Prime Video as a limited series. And, finally, we have an exciting update.

Blade Runner 2099 coming to Prime Video in 2026

Back in 2022, the show was greenlit.

Denis Villeneuve has confirmed that adapting Arthur C. Clarke’s Rendezvous With Rama is one of his dream projects, and he is more than ready to bring it to life. As he said in a segment with Konbini, this will be his first dive into “hard science fiction.”

There’s a possibility of adapting an Arthur C. Clarke novel, Rendezvous With Rama. Like 2001: A Space Odyssey it’s about astronauts coming into contact with another civilization. It’s an exploration where we engage with technology that could realistically exist in the future, unlike Dune, which leans more toward fantasy. For the first time, I’d be able to work on hard science fiction.

Amid speculation about who will become the new leading man in the James Bond franchise, another acclaimed actor addresses links to potentially playing 007. Although Austin Butler wants in on a future James Bond project, he says it would be "sacrilegious" if he portrayed the titular secret agent.

Speaking with Hits Radio UK, Butler discussed the possibility of reuniting with Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve, who recently became the new James Bond franchise director. Though Butler hasn't received any calls about a potential role in the film, he shot down any notion of playing 007 because he believes the coveted role should go to an English actor. "Would I play James Bond?...

Dune has to feel larger than life. That was one of the biggest accomplishments of Denis Villeneuve’s two film adaptations so far; he and his collaborators made Arrakis and the other planets of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi saga feel like truly massive alien worlds, and the creative team behind HBO’s prequel show Dune: Prophecy knew they had to do the same.

Based on Sisterhood of Dune, one of the prequel novels written by Herbert’s son, Brian Herbert, and Kevin J. Anderson, Dune: Prophecy is set 10,000 years before the original novel, so the setting is a little different. The desert planet Arrakis is still in play, and the...

While the highly anticipated Blade Runner 2099 TV series hasn't set an exact arrival date in 2026, the show just got a glowing update from one of its biggest stars. One of the names attached to star in Blade Runner 2099 is Michelle Yeoh, known for a wide range of roles including Wicked, Star Trek: Discovery, and recently winning an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All at Once. Tom Burke (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga) and Hunter Schafer (Euphoria) will also star in the show.

Collider’s Therese Lacsonrecently caught up with Yeoh for an interview about her role in the Chinese blockbuster Ne Zha 2, and she asked Yeoh what she...

The enduring popularity of the James Bond franchise is certainly on full display when you think about the fact that speculation around who'll be the next 007 continues to generate headlines, even though a reboot is still years away from filming.

With news emerging that Denis Villeneuve will direct the next installment, attention quickly turned to a rumored shortlist of actors reportedly in contention to succeed Daniel Craig.

At the top of that list is 29-year-old Tom Holland, best known for his role as Spider-Man in the MCU. He’s joined by fellow rising stars Jacob Elordi (28) and Harris Dickinson (29), with Scott Rose-Marsh (37) also recently named as a contender.

Industry insiders...

Rebecca Ferguson and Idris Elba are both extremely accomplished actors in their own ways. Ferguson has become one of the modern queens of the sci-fi genre. She has notably played Jessica in Denis Villeneuve's two Dune movies, which will get its third installment next year.

She is also the lead role in the Apple TV+ series Silo, which has been extremely popular thus far in its run. Next year, she will continue her sci-fi reign with a key role in the sci-fi thriller Mercy, which also stars Chris Pratt. It is set for release on January 23, 2026.

Elba, on the other hand, is known for his work in award-winning art films,...

With Denis Villeneuve officially on board to direct the next James Bond movie, we do have to wonder if he’d bring any of his previous collaborators on board to take over the role from Daniel Craig. Well, we know a female 007 is out, so we can dismiss Zendaya…But what about Austin Butler? Turns out, that’s a big no – Dr. No – from Butler, who has reasons for never wanting to play Bond.

Austin Butler recently chatted with Sam Thompson on Hits Radio Breakfast Show, where his relationship with Villeneuve – who Butler played Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen for in Dune: Part Two – was brought up. And with Villeneuve helming Bond #26, Thompson...

As the 007 casting speculation reaches across the pond, Austin Butler is taking himself out of the running.

The Oscar nominee admitted it “would be kind of sacrilegious” for him to play the British MI6 agent as a California-born-and-raised actor, despite his willingness to work with his Dune: Part Two (2024) director Denis Villeneuve again.

“No calls as far as that goes, but I love that man,” he told Hits Radio UK. “Would I play James Bond? I don’t think that would be a good idea. Because I’m an American. I can do an accent but that would be kind of sacrilegious.

Butler continued, “Those movies meant so much to me, but I think that it’s gotta be somebody who is from [England].”

On the other hand, “Villain? That would be alright. I’d do that.”

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Austin Butler has confirmed that he will not be playing James Bond in the next film.

The Caught Stealing actor has worked with Denis Villeneuve on the Dune movies and said he loves the idea of teaming up with the director again. But he believes the famous spy role should go to a British actor.

Speaking to Sam Thompson on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show, Butler said, “I love that man but no calls as far as James Bond goes but I don’t think that would be a good idea [for me to play Bond], I’m an American, I can do an accent but that would be kind of sacrilegious.”

He added that...

Austin Butler has made it clear that he won’t be taking on the role of James Bond. The Caught Stealing star has worked with Denis Villeneuve on the Dune films, and while he loves the idea of teaming up with the director again, he thinks the iconic spy role should go to a Brit.

Speaking to Sam Thompson on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show, Butler said, “I love that man but no calls as far as James Bond goes but I don’t think that would be a good idea [for me to play Bond], I’m an American, I can do an accent but that would be kind of sacrilegious.”

He added that...

Austin Butler has once again dismissed the prospect of becoming the next 007. Although the actor once jokingly pitched himself as the first American James Bond in a clip from Teen Vogue, the Dune 2 star has no intention of walking in that direction. In an interview with Hits Radio, he called the idea of an American playing Bond sacrilegious, emphasizing that Bond should be British.

I don’t think that would be a good idea. Because I’m American. I could do an accent, but I think it would be kinda sacrilegious. Those movies meant so much to me. But I think, yeah, it’s gotta be somebody who is from your home country.

From Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver to Woody Allen’s Match Point, some of the most unforgettable movies out there owe a quiet debt to Fyodor Dostoevsky. Sure, you won’t see his name plastered across the posters, but his vibe is all over Hollywood.

The Russian master’s favorite playgrounds, guilt, obsession, morality, faith, and the messy duality of human nature, translate almost too perfectly to the screen. Think about it: loners spiraling in New York streets, killers convinced they’ve outsmarted morality, families torn apart by power and betrayal. That’s Dostoevsky, but with sharper suits and slicker cinematography.

The wild part is how seamlessly his ideas slip into thrillers,...

Blade Runner fans have finally received a positive update about when they'll be able to watch the franchise's highly-anticipated sequel miniseries. Prime Video has just confirmed a release window.

Deadline reveals that Blade Runner 2099 will premiere on Prime Video in 2026. The update came courtesy of Laura Lancaster, Head of US SVOD TV Development and Series - Co-Productions for Amazon MGM Studios. The series was originally given the green light back in September 2022, with Michelle Yeoh set to star before it faced setbacks due to the 2023 Hollywood strikes. It is currently in post-production.

Blade Runner 2099 was reportedly eyeing a late 2025 debut, but a recent update shared on Screen Rant...

Friday The 13th Movies Streaming: First 8 Films Return on Paramount+(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Friday the 13th has long been tied to horror, and Jason Voorhees remains one of the most unforgettable names in slasher films. Now fans can revisit the bloody beginnings of Camp Crystal Lake, as the first eight films in the series prepare to make their way onto streaming. The story that started with a summer camp and a curse has carried through decades, with Jason’s mask becoming a symbol of fear for generations of moviegoers.

Friday the 13th Franchise Ott Update: When and Where to Watch the Horror Classics

The first eight films arrive on Paramount...

Blade Runnerfans who have been longing to return to the world of replicants and runners don't have too much longer to wait. Amazon has shared a release update for Blade Runner 2099, Prime Video's highly anticipated limited series follow-up to Denis Villeneuve's 2017 critical hit Blade Runner 2049, which in itself is a sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner. The small-screen sequel starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer has been eagerly awaited since it was announced in 2022, but the stage is now set for its premiere.

Blade Runner 2099 will premiere on Prime Video in 2026, per a report from Deadline that states that Laura Lancaster, Head of...

Netflix's Xbox movie adaptation of a best-selling game receives an update on its script and progress. From The Witcher to the Arcane series, the streamer has seen some success in adapting games for the small screen. While the focus has mainly remained around developing TV series, Netflix is expanding its library to include more movie adaptations.

Recently, there's been a rising interest in video game adaptations for the big screen. A Minecraft Movie grossed close to $1 billion, while The Super Mario Bros. Movie made $1.36 billion worldwide. The Sonic the Hedgehog movie franchise has also crossed the $1 billion milestone with the recent lease of the third entry.

Announced in 2022, Netflix...

The Bad Guys 2 Streaming Update(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Dreamworks is navigating through 2025 with a solid and strong lineup, thanks to big titles like Shrek, Madagascar, and other major hits. This year alone, audiences are getting new entries like Dog Man and How to Train Your Dragon, further proving the studio has no plans of slowing down. For years, it has leaned on its most successful franchises with new Kung Fu Panda, Boss Baby, and Puss in Boots chapters, while also taking chances on fresh stories. The Wild Robot and The Bad Guys showed how well those risks can pay off, standing out as some of the studio’s strongest original titles in recent memory.

Blade Runner 2099 has received an official release window following an uncertain update from a producer. Blade Runner is loosely based on the Philip K. Dick novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? The 1982 Ridley Scott movie was followed up by Blade Runner 2049, directed by Denis Villeneuve, in 2017.

The upcoming Blade Runner 2099 will be the first time the franchise has been adapted into a live-action TV series. The show will be led by Academy Award-winning actor Michelle Yeoh. She will portray Olwen, a Replicant who is facing the end of her predetermined lifespan. Producer David Zucker recently told ScreenRant the Blade Runner 2099 release window was unknown, but likely in 2026.

Per Deadline,...

David Leitch and Kelly McCormick are fresh off producing Bob Odenkirk's John Wick-like action comedy sequel, Nobody 2, and they aren't planning to slow down. During a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the pair discussed some of the upcoming projects they have in the pipeline and their hopes for the future of their 87North production banner. Among the biggest projects they have revving up, however, is Netflix's hotly anticipated Gears of War video game adaptation, which Leitch is set to direct. McCormick was able to tease where things currently stand in bringing Marcus Fenix and his jacked-up squad of Locust death-dealers to life at the streaming service,...

Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner's acclaimed nine-year-old sci-fi thriller is set for a new streaming home as the summer winds down. The short story adaptation, Arrival, arrives on Paramount+ in September.Paramount+ will welcome a flurry of new movies next month, with Arrival living up to its name and hitting the streaming service on Sept. 1. This isn't the first time the film has been available to Paramount+ subscribers this year, giving fans another chance to check out the Paramount Pictures title.

Directed by Dune franchise filmmaker and newly minted James Bond film series helmer Denis Villeneuve, Arrival is based on Ted Chiang's 1998 short story, Story of Your Life. Renner...

Austin Butler has ruled himself out of playing James Bond.The Caught Stealing actor has previously worked with Denis Villeneuve - who will direct the next installment of the spy franchise - on the Dune movies and though he "loves" the idea of reuniting with the filmmaker to take on the lead role, he doesn't think it would be a "good idea" as the part should go to a Brit.Speaking to Sam Thompson on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show, he said: "I love that man but no calls as far as James Bond goes but I don't think that would be a good idea [for me to play Bond], I'm an American, I can...

Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Honey Don’t!(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Honey Don’t! is a 2025 American neo-noir dark comedy detective directed by Ethan Coen, who co-wrote the screenplay with Tricia Cooke. It follows the story of Honey O’Donahue, a small-town private investigator in Bakersfield, California, who investigates a woman’s death tied to a mysterious religious cult. The film is the second installment in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s planned “lesbian B-movie trilogy,” following their earlier film Drive-Away Dolls (2024).

Honey Don’t! Release Date

Honey Don’t! had its world premiere at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival in May and is scheduled for a wide theatrical release across...