Sizzling Samachar of the Day

After charming audiences as Ethel in The Archies, Dot. aka Aditi Saigal is set to make her big-screen debut with Decibel, a sci-fi mystery directed by Vineet Joshi. Starring alongside Sunny Singh, she embarks on a gripping journey involving a revolutionary device that extracts sounds from the past, blurring the lines between silence and chaos. Produced by Vin Jos Productions, the film promises a thrilling mix of science fiction and emotional depth. Dot. calls it "intense and compelling," making Decibel a must-watch for sci-fi lovers eager for a fresh, sound-driven cinematic experience.

John Abraham's latest political thriller, The Diplomat, has hit a diplomatic deadlock in the Middle East, getting banned in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Qatar. Though no official reason has been cited, industry whispers suggest the film's politically charged themes might have ruffled some feathers. Directed by Shivam Nair, the film is based on Indian diplomat J.P. Singh's daring rescue of Uzma Ahmed from a forced marriage in Pakistan. Despite the ban, the March 14 release continues to stir discussions, proving once again that global distribution isn't always a smooth ride—especially when politics are in the mix!

Looks like Daniel Craig might be swapping espionage for enchantment! The former James Bond has reportedly been offered a role in Greta Gerwig's The Chronicles of Narnia adaptation for Netflix. While Craig hasn't officially signed on, speculation is rife about whether he'll voice the mighty Aslan, play the wise Professor Kirke, or surprise us with another iconic role. Gerwig, fresh off her Barbie success, is helming two Narnia films, set to hit theaters in IMAX on Thanksgiving 2026 before streaming on Netflix at Christmas. Oh, and pop star Charli XCX is rumoured to be playing the White Witch!

Jesse Armstrong, the mastermind behind Succession, is stepping into feature filmmaking with an untitled HBO movie, and he's bringing Steve Carell along for the ride! The film, set against a global financial crisis, follows four billionaire buddies and boasts a stellar cast, including Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith, and Ramy Youssef. Filming kicks off this month in Park City, Utah, with a spring release planned. Armstrong, who co-wrote In the Loop, reunites with Succession alums behind the scenes. With capitalism as its battleground and HBO's backing, this project promises to be another sharp, satirical knockout!

Dwayne Johnson's Seven Bucks Productions is levelling up with a fresh first-look deal with 20th Television, expanding into drama and animated series. This comes hot on the heels of their theatrical deal with Disney, where Johnson continues his reign as Maui in Moana 2 and its live-action remake. Meanwhile, The Rock is busy flexing his star power in Red One, producing The Smashing Machine, and gearing up for another Jumanji adventure. With Disney, 20th Television, and Seven Bucks teaming up, the entertainment world is waiting to see what electrifying projects they'll whip up next!

Mark Wahlberg's upcoming crime thriller By Any Means just swapped one powerhouse for another! Originally set to star Sterling K. Brown, the film now features Wonder Man star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in a gripping true story about a mafia hitman and a young Black FBI agent tracking down those behind the 1966 Civil Rights murders in Mississippi. Directed by Elegance Bratton with a script by Theodore Witcher and Sascha Penn, the film's production timeline remains under wraps. Meanwhile, Wahlberg is busy with Play Dirty, while Mateen is gearing up for Man on Fire. Stay tuned for more updates!

Looks like Daniel Craig won't be battling Nazis in DC's Sgt. Rock after all. The James Bond actor has exited the project, leaving fans wondering what went wrong. Despite this setback, director Luca Guadagnino is still on board, as is screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes. Rumours point to Jeremy Allen White of The Bear fame as Craig's potential replacement, promising an intriguing shift in tone. Sgt. Rock, a war hero in the DC universe, has struggled to make it to the big screen for decades. Filming starts this summer in the UK, let's hope this comic icon finally gets his live-action moment

Big news for war movie buffs! Diljit Dosanjh is stepping into the shoes of a real-life hero in   Border 2. He'll play Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon, the only IAF officer to receive the Param Vir Chakra posthumously. The film, starring Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, and Ahan Shetty, is already rolling in Jhansi, and Diljit will join in April once he wraps Sardaarji 3. His scenes will be filmed using replicas of Folland Gnat fighter jets, adding an extra layer of authenticity. With Anurag Singh directing, this sequel is set to be an intense tribute to India's 1971 war heroes. Buckle up—this one's going to be a ride to remember!

Freya Allan is stepping away from magic and monsters to embody 1960s pop icon Marianne Faithfull in Faithfull, a biopic charting the singer's rise, fall, and comeback. Directed by Tove filmmaker Zaida Bergroth, the film will explore Faithfull's turbulent journey, from her hit “As Tears Go By” and high-profile romance with Mick Jagger to addiction, homelessness, and eventual resurgence with Broken English. Sex Education's Jojo Macari will portray Jagger. Currently in pre-production and pitched at the European Film Market, Faithfull promises a deep dive into music history, though bittersweetly following the singer's passing in January 2025.

First up, Marvel may be keeping his legacy alive, but two new animated superhero films—Heroes At Large and Silver Sentinel—are shaking things up! Heroes At Large follows two dads who unexpectedly become heroes, while Silver Sentinel is a mother-daughter superhero saga with a comedic twist. No release dates yet, but expect fresh, family-friendly superhero fun soon!

Welcome to another episode of your daily news podcast, Horror fans, get ready, The Black Phone 2 is cranking up the terror! Director Scott Derrickson teases a “more graphic” sequel that shifts from middle school nightmares to high school horrors, promising a darker, more intense story. Ethan Hawke's chilling Grabber is set to return, despite meeting his grim end in the first film, hinting at a deeper dive into the supernatural. With original cast members back and an October 17, 2025, theatrical release, this Blumhouse hit is ready to haunt a new generation. In the meantime, you can catch The Black Phone streaming on AppleTV+.

Welcome to another episode of your daily news podcast,Get ready to witness cinematic magic as My Melbourne, an anthology helmed by Indian stalwarts Kabir Khan, Imtiaz Ali, Rima Das, and Onir, hits PVR Cinemas in India on March 14, 2025. This trailblazing project, backed by VicScreen and Screen Australia, premiered to raving reviews at the 2024 Indian Film Festival of Melbourne and MAMI Film Festival. With stories delving into race, gender, sexuality, and disability, the film features four short masterpieces, Setara, Emma, Nandini, and Jules. Presented in five languages, it's a heartfelt celebration of diversity, inclusion, and storytelling that'll leave you moved and inspired. Don't miss it!

Hollywood's obsession with anime strikes again! This time, Bakugan, the legendary anime with over 300 episodes, a hit card game, and a billion-dollar toy empire, is getting the live-action treatment. Directed, written, and produced by Brad Peyton known for Rampage, this ambitious adaptation comes from Spin Master Entertainment, the team behind PAW Patrol. Peyton promises a cinematic spectacle worthy of Bakugan's epic universe. Fans can also rejoice as the creators aim to honour its devoted, multi-generational fanbase while wooing new audiences. With heavyweights like My Hero Academia, Naruto, and One Punch Man also in the live-action pipeline, anime lovers are truly thriving!

Keanu Reeves ditches his action-packed John Wick persona for a comedic turn in Jonah Hill's upcoming directorial project Outcome. Set to release on Apple TV+, this dark comedy features Reeves as Reef Hawk, a troubled Hollywood star forced to face his past after being blackmailed with a mysterious video. Hill stars alongside Reeves as his lawyer, Ira Slitz, while the ensemble cast boasts Cameron Diaz, Matt Bomer, Roy Wood Jr., and Laverne Cox. Promising no karate punches but loads of laughs, Reeves dives into his comedic roots, with final edits underway. Release date TBA—stay tuned for updates!

Get ready for polo, pitch decks, and plenty of sparks! Netflix's The Royals brings Ishaan Khatter as Aviraaj Singh, a dashing polo-loving prince, and Bhumi Pednekar as Sophia Kanmani Shekhar, a sharp-witted CEO battling corporate sharks. As these two polar opposites collide, witty banter and crackling chemistry take centre stage. Created by Rangita and Ishita Pritish Nandy, directed by Priyanka Ghose & Nupur Asthana, and featuring legends like Sakshi Tanwar & Zeenat Aman, this is royalty like never before. Streaming soon on Netflix —are you ready for the royal romance?

Russell Crowe is swapping Hollywood's glitz for the Australian Gold Coast in Bear Country, a thriller based on Thomas Perry's novel Strip. Directed by Derrick Borte, the story follows Crowe as Manco Kapak, a club owner whose retirement dreams shatter after a masked gunman robs him. Set in Los Angeles but filmed in Queensland, this reunion of Crowe and Borte—after 2020's Unhinged—promises high-octane action. With filming starting February, the project is expected to inject $11.9 million into Queensland's economy. Meanwhile, Crowe stays busy with upcoming releases like Rothko and The Beast in Me. Stay tuned for the release date!

Grab your Post-Its and pastel suits because Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino are bringing their cult-classic comedy Romy and Michele's High School Reunion back to life! The duo is in final talks to reprise their quirky roles, with Tim Federle (Better Nate Than Ever) directing. Robin Schiff, the original writer, has penned the sequel script, and filming is set to begin in Los Angeles this June. From inventing Post-Its to redefining friendship goals, the original movie became a home-video darling. Expect big laughs, 1980s nostalgia, and a reunion we've all been waiting for—stay tuned for updates!

Get ready to visit Malegaon, the unusual Bollywood-obsessed town of Maharashtra, with Superboys of Malegaon releasing on February 28, 2025! Directed by Reema Kagti and written by Varun Grover, this gem boasts a powerhouse cast including Adarsh Gourav, Vineet Kumar Singh, and Shashank Arora. Inspired by real events, the story follows Nasir Shaikh and his ragtag team of dreamers crafting a film by and for the people of Malegaon. After rave reviews at TIFF and BFI, this heartfelt ode to friendship and filmmaking will stream on Prime Video post its theatrical run. Bollywood escapism, but make it raw and real!

Brace yourself for a bloody ride as Final Destination: Bloodlines, the sixth installment of the iconic horror franchise, gears up for its U.S. release on May 16, 2025. Directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, with a score by Tim Wynn, this supernatural thriller has battled delays—including strikes and production hiccups—to reach the final stretch. The film's logo, unveiled in a now-deleted Instagram post, teases chilling visuals with blood-splattered bold letters. Following its legacy of gruesome chain-reaction deaths, this chapter promises fresh terror and chaos. Produced by New Line Cinema and distributed by Warner Bros., it's a scream-worthy spectacle!

After captivating fans in Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba, Sunny teams up with Nimrat Kaur and Medha Shankr for the first time in a Laxman Utekar-produced, T-Series-backed film. Currently being shot in the vibrant locales of Rajasthan, the yet-untitled project promises a mix of wit, mystery, and adventure. While the trio keeps fans guessing about official announcements, the buzz is already high as Sunny's knack for diving into complex characters meets Nimrat and Medha's magnetic screen presence. Are you ready for this sleuthing spectacle? Keep watching!

Mythri Movie Makers' rom-com Pintu Ki Pappi has decided to play hard-to-get, shifting its release from February 21 to March 21, 2025. The move, a strategic call to maximize audience reach, comes with a fresh poster flaunting the new date. Directed by Shiv Hare and starring newcomers Shushant, Jaanya Joshi, and Vidhii, the trailer has already charmed cinephiles with promises of humor, drama, and heartwarming feels. Featuring a stellar supporting cast, including Vijay Raaz and Ganesh Acharya, this quirky entertainer guarantees wholesome fun. Expect a delightful dose of laughter, drama, and cinematic charm when it finally lands in March!

The cult sci-fi hit Upgrade won't see a sequel or TV spin-off anytime soon, confirms director Leigh Whannell. The 2018 cyberpunk thriller, starring Logan Marshall-Green, follows a technophobe paralyzed in a tragic accident who regains control of his body with a futuristic chip implant. Praised for its gripping story and tech-infused action, Upgrade scored 88% on Rotten Tomatoes and grossed $16 million against a $5 million budget. Despite its ambiguous ending and fans clamoring for more, Whannell prefers leaving it as a "prophetic" standalone gem. Stream Upgrade on Netflix to see why it still sparks sci-fi conversations!

Paramount+ has unveiled the trailer for 1923 Season 2, where Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren reprise their roles as Jacob and Cara Dutton, braving a harsh Montana winter and a storm of enemies. Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone prequel, premiering February 23, promises high-stakes drama with Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) racing to save his family and Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer) embarking on a daring journey. With a 90% Rotten Tomatoes score, the show's gripping blend of star power, Prohibition-era chaos, and familial resilience shines. This final chapter of 1923 sets the stage for Yellowstone spinoffs like The Madison, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell.

Ghostface is back, but this time he's got a sidekick! Scream 7 slices its way onto screens with fan-favourite Jasmin Savoy Brown as Mindy Meeks-Martin, Mason Gooding as Chad, and Neve Campbell's Sidney Prescott returning with a jaw-dropping twist: Joel McHale stars as her husband, Mark Evans (not that Mark from Scream 3). With Kevin Williamson back on board, expect spine-chilling scares, clever meta-zingers, and the rumored addition of Sidney's daughter Asa Germann and Isabel May in the mix. The slasher mayhem drops February 27, 2026, on Paramount+. Catch up on earlier screams now—if you dare!

The internet is abuzz with an unexpected crossover between Harry Potter and Detective Conan, teased by Harry Potter Japan's X account. Featuring mirrored posters of Harry, Hermione, and Ron alongside Conan, Rachel, and Richard, fans are left guessing how these two iconic worlds will collide. While details are scarce, the Harry Potter universe continues to expand, with a ten-season Max series starting production in 2025, covering the trio's Hogwarts years. As casting calls roll out for new leads, fans can binge all Harry Potter films on Max while unraveling this magical detective mystery. Stay tuned for more wizardly updates!

Brace yourself, horror fans! The Twisted Childhood Universe is back with Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble, a chaotic crossover featuring your favourite nightmarish childhood icons. Director Scott Chambers plans to unleash this monstrosity by Halloween 2025 (or early 2026). Following Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey and Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare, this flick will be bloodier than ever, introducing dark spins on Bambi, Pinocchio, and even Mary Poppins. Chambers promises a gut-wrenching bloodbath where no character is safe. Filming kicks off this summer, so stay tuned, but don't get attached to anyone—this world thrives on breaking hearts and spilling guts!

Brace yourselves, desi hip-hop fans—Murad's legacy is set to continue! Six years after Gully Boy dropped bars and broke hearts, a sequel is in the works, helmed by Kho Gaye Hum Kahan director Arjun Varain Singh. With Vicky Kaushal and Ananya Panday leading this fresh chapter, expect a mix of grit, rhythm, and brand-new characters. Inspired by India's vibrant street rap scene, the film promises to honor the OG vibes while striking new chords. Vicky's versatility and Ananya's spunk are already turning heads. Here's hoping the sequel lives up to Ranveer and Alia's iconic original performances!

Los Angeles wildfires aren't just wreaking havoc on homes; they're also torching Hollywood's production schedules. Hit shows like Grey's Anatomy, NCIS, Suits LA, and The Price Is Right have hit the pause button as flames rage through Pacific Palisades, Altadena, and beyond, prompting evacuations and chaos. Warner Bros. even shuttered its Burbank lot, silencing Abbott Elementary and All American. Film LA revoked location permits, while events like the Critics Choice Awards went up in smoke. With a freak windstorm fanning the inferno, the entertainment industry finds itself in survival mode, proving that not even Hollywood magic can outshine Mother Nature's fury

Amy Schumer fakes it till she makes it in Kinda Pregnant, a Netflix comedy about Lainy, a woman sporting a faux baby bump to match her jealousy over her BFF's pregnancy, only to stumble upon her dream guy. Directed by Tyler Spindel and produced by Adam Sandler's Happy Madison, this hilarity-packed flick, streaming from February 5, also stars Jillian Bell, Will Forte, and Damon Wayans Jr. Packed with awkward truths, big laughs, and that signature Schumer sass, the film explores how one colossal lie spirals out of control. Cue the belly laughs—and maybe a cringe or two.

Will Smith's cryptic Instagram post set the internet abuzz with rumors of him joining the Matrix universe, only for insiders to confirm he's not starring in Drew Goddard's upcoming reboot. The post reminisced about Smith turning down Neo's role in 1999 to star in Wild Wild West, leaving fans pondering what could've been. With its signature green Matrix font, the teaser read, “Wake up, Will… The Matrix has you,” sparking speculation. While Lana Wachowski steps back as director, she'll serve as executive producer, with Goddard taking the reins of the franchise that defined a generation. Smith's matrix moment remains a mystery.

Jeremy Allen White, star of The Bear, transforms into Bruce Springsteen in Deliver Me from Nowhere, capturing the making of Springsteen's iconic 1982 album Nebraska. Filming has brought the Jersey Shore back to the '80s, with Asbury Park hotspots like the Stone Pony and Carousel House getting retro makeovers. Scenes feature White belting Little Richard's “Lucille” and iconic locations like Frank's Deli and Montclair Library. Directed by Scott Cooper and starring Jeremy Strong as manager Jon Landau, this 20th Century Studios film promises a 2025 release. With concert scenes ahead, it's a must-watch homage to The Boss.

Fans hoping for Akshay Kumar's return as the slap-happy, high-octane Rowdy Rathore will have to keep waiting. Despite swirling buzz about a sequel to the 2012 blockbuster, industry insiders confirm there's no movement on the project. While the original cemented its legacy as a mass entertainer, the sequel remains in limbo with no script, production updates, or greenlights in sight. Akshay, meanwhile, is keeping busy with Housefull 5, Welcome to the Jungle, and Sky Force, slated for Republic Day. He's also gearing up for Priyadarshan's horror-comedy Bhooth Bangla. So, Rowdy fans, patience might just be your mantra for now.

The gates of Paatal Lok reopen on January 17, and Hathi Ram Chaudhary is stepping into an even darker abyss! Directed by Avinash Arun Dhaware, this season reunites Jaideep Ahlawat, Ishwak Singh, and Gul Panag while roping in Tillotama Shome and Nagesh Kukunoor for extra intrigue. Known for its hard-hitting narrative and razor-sharp commentary on societal flaws, the crime drama dives deeper into corruption, justice, and humanity's murky depths. A Clean Slate Filmz and Eunoia Films LLP production, this global Prime Video release promises uncharted territories, sinister twists, and a crime drama like no other. Buckle up; it's about to get wild!

Netflix is taking a swing at Rafael Nadal's legendary career with a new docuseries chronicling the tennis icon's journey from 22 Grand Slam titles to his emotional final season in 2024, where he bid farewell at the Davis Cup after 23 glorious years. Directed by Oscar-nominated Zach Heinzerling and produced by Skydance Sports, the series promises an intimate look at Nadal's legacy. Meanwhile, Netflix doubles down on sports, with a Carlos Alcaraz series and an all-access dive into SEC college football. From tennis courts to locker rooms, Netflix's sports slate keeps the adrenaline pumping for fans everywhere.

Ted Danson isn't done sleuthing yet! Netflix has renewed A Man on the Inside for a second season, set to drop in 2025. The comedy, inspired by the Oscar-nominated documentary The Mole Agent, follows Charles played by Danson, a widower-turned-undercover investigator cracking quirky retirement home crimes. Created by Mike Schur known for his work on The Good Place, the show debuted on November 21, 2024, earning a Golden Globe nod for Danson and a spot on AFI's TV Programs of the Year list. Packed with humour, heart, and a stellar ensemble cast, this feel-good hit promises even more hilarious detective misadventures in the coming year.

Hold onto your popcorn, because Eddie Redmayne is bringing his Oscar-winning chops to Panic Carefully, teaming up with Julia Roberts and Elizabeth Olsen for what promises to be a cyber-thriller rollercoaster. Directed by Mr. Robot genius Sam Esmail, the film channels Silence of the Lambs vibes as it hunts down a cyber-terrorist. Redmayne, fresh from his Day of the Jackal triumph, continues to dominate screens with Golden Globe nods and hit performances. Esmail and Roberts reunite post-Leave the World Behind, while Warner Bros.' heated bidding war secures this one for the big screen—and fans couldn't be more hyped!

Brace yourself for more hilariously awkward family moments as Universal announces a new Meet the Parents movie! Original stars Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Teri Polo, and Blythe Danner are in talks to reprise their iconic roles, with franchise writer John Hamburg penning the script. This comedy juggernaut, which first charmed audiences in 2000, saw its sequel, Meet the Fockers, rake in $522 million worldwide. Producers include De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Ben Stiller, but the director's chair remains unclaimed. While details are still hush-hush, fans can expect another uproarious family showdown. Stay tuned—this reunion promises chaos, laughs, and love!

Hold on to your popcorn, folks! Elizabeth Olsen and Julia Roberts are teaming up for Panic Carefully, a psychological thriller that sounds like Silence of the Lambs collided with Mr. Robot. Incidentally, it is directed by Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail and this Warner Bros. gem had a bidding war that was hotter than a summer blockbuster. Olsen—fresh off critical hits like His Three Daughters—joins Roberts, whose rom-com charm dazzled in Ticket to Paradise. This Oscar-nominated duo promises edge-of-your-seat thrills. Set for a theatrical release, this thriller is going to be a cracker.

Grab your wands, Potterheads! Max is bringing the wizarding world back with a new Harry Potter series. Each season will be based on a book, aiming for a magical 7-season run. Fun fact: the first two seasons might even be filmed back-to-back to keep up with the young cast's growth spurts! With J.K. Rowling herself overseeing the project, expect fresh faces stepping into those iconic roles. Max CEO JB Perrette has called it the global event of the decade. And if you're feeling nostalgic, all the original films are streaming on JioCinema with OTTplay—so plan your movie night now!

Peacock's Bel-Air is signing off after four thrilling seasons. A bold reimagining of the iconic ‘90s sitcom, this drama takes Will Smith's classic character and brings new layers, exploring deep family bonds and class divides. The upcoming final chapter promises to close out with a bang. Get ready for a stylish and intense send-off!

Marvel's First Family is gearing up for a retro-futuristic showdown in Fantastic Four: First Steps, hitting screens on July 25, 2025. Directed by Matt Shakman, the film stars Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as the iconic team facing Galactus, a ravenous space god, and his enigmatic Herald, Silver Surfer. With family dynamics at its core, Joseph Quinn describes the script as “brilliant,” blending heart and spectacle. Filmed in Europe, the movie also ropes in Sarah Niles, John Malkovich, and Natasha Lyonne. Expect cosmic drama, epic battles, and the Fantastic Four like never before!

First up, we're talking about Ariana Grande's fabulous turn as Glinda in Wicked. Not only did she light up the screen in the Universal adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical, but she also stood her ground when composer Stephen Schwartz toyed with “hip-hopping” Glinda's iconic anthem, Popular. Grande's response? A firm, “Absolutely not.”. Ariana, best known for her teen TV show Victorious and chart-toppers like 7 Rings, showed incredible respect for Kristin Chenoweth's original portrayal while adding her own sparkle. Even director Jon M. Chu—initially unsure about casting her—admitted she nailed it after relentless auditions. And the result? Wicked, which released on November 22, is a knockout hit at the box office, breaking records for Broadway adaptations.

Christopher Nolan, the man behind celluloid gems such as Oppenheimer and Inception, is cooking up another cinematic mystery, and this time, he's adding Charlize Theron to his already star-studded recipe. The Mad Max: Fury Road and Monster Oscar-winner joins heavyweights like Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya for this Universal Pictures spectacle. The release is set for July 17, 2026, but the plot details are locked away tighter than a vault in Fort Knox. Expect IMAX magic, mind-bending twists, and maybe a surprise or two.

Samuel L. Jackson casually gatecrashing J.J. Abrams' secret project like it's the hottest party in town. Already featuring Glen Powell, Jenna Ortega, and Emma Mackey, this UK-based Warner Bros film is cloaked in Abrams' signature mystery box vibes (don't worry—no time travel this time). Shooting starts this spring, and with Jackson's recent credits like Argylle and Fight Night, this one's bound to be a banger. Produced by Bad Robot, it's suspense, stardust, and secrets all rolled into one. Count us very intrigued.

Bronte fans, it's time to grab your tissues and brace yourselves! The iconic love triangle is back with a vengeance. Shazad Latif, of Magpie and Star Trek: Discovery fame, takes on Edgar Linton alongside Margot Robbie's fiery Catherine and Jacob Elordi's brooding Heathcliff. Directed by Emerald Fennell (of Promising Young Woman fame), this fresh take on Wuthering Heights starts filming in the UK this January. Expect passion, heartbreak, and a modern twist on a classic tale.

It's official, folks—Steven Spielberg's next sci-fi masterpiece is in the works, and it's shaping up to be out of this world! With Challengers star Josh O'Connor joining Emily Blunt and Colman Domingo, this Universal-backed blockbuster lands in cinemas on May 15, 2026. Written by Jurassic Park legend David Koepp, the project remains top-secret, but with this dream team, we're expecting Spielberg magic at its finest. Need a dose of O'Connor before then? Stream Challengers now on Prime Video!

Let's kick things off with some R&B nostalgia! R&B legends Boyz II Men are stepping into the spotlight once again, this time in a star-studded biopic by Compelling Pictures and Primary Wave. Wanyá Morris, Nathan Morris, and Shawn Stockman aren't just the stars of the story—they're executive producers too! Expect a heartfelt look at the brotherhood, humour, and the hard graft behind chart-toppers like End of the Road and I'll Make Love to You.

First up, Ridley Scott is back and ready to give the Alien franchise a wicked twist! Rumour has it, his next instalment might just explore a whole new evolution of the infamous Xenomorphs. After Alien: Romulus brought us spine-chilling nostalgia, Scott's new project promises to push even deeper, and fans are hoping he'll finally answer some mysteries from Alien: Covenant. Will the scheming android David return with a master plan to upend humanity? Whatever he's cooking up, it's a thrilling time to be an Alien fan.

We're kicking things off with a major DC update! James Gunn has officially confirmed that Peacemaker Season 2 will follow Superman and Creature Commandos, launching the new DC Universe on December 5, 2024. Frank Grillo's character, Rick Flag Sr., transitions from animation to live-action, adding a “morally complex” vibe. Expect to see big names like Maria Bakalova and David Harbour in the Creature Commandos cast!

First up, we've got something big! Imagine Odysseus with a John Wick twist! In The Return, Ralph Fiennes stars as the legendary Greek hero on a mission to reclaim his palace from ruthless intruders after years away. Expect epic battles as he fights his way back to Penelope, played by Juliette Binoche. Directed by Uberto Pasolini, this gripping take on The Odyssey also features Charlie Plummer as Telemachus. Mark your calendars – this one hits cinemas on December 6, 2024!

GOT fans, brace yourselves—Cersei Lannister a.k.a., Lena Headey, joins Better Call Saul's Bob Odenkirk in Normal, an action thriller where Odenkirk's “just-here-for-now” sheriff uncovers mayhem in a supposedly quiet town. A bank heist flips Normal, Minnesota, on its head, and Headey is right in the thick of it as Moira, the no-nonsense bartender, while the Fonz—aka Henry Winkler—adds flair as the eccentric mayor. With John Wick's Derek Kolstad writing and Ben Wheatley directing, Normal promises wild secrets, twisted action, and small-town chaos like you've probably never seen!