Box-office revenue for “Avatar: Fire and Ash” looks set to end up just shy of $1.5 billion, a far cry from the $2.3 billion of the second film and and $2.9 billion of the first. As a result, questions have lingered for months about whether Disney will move forward with

Oscar nominee and original “Rambo” star Sylvester Stallone has officially boarded Lionsgate’s upcoming prequel film “John Rambo,” which is currently in production,” as an executive producer. The project, which began shooting in Thailand in late January, sees Noah Centineo (“The Recruit,” “Street Fighter”) starring in the project set during the

Disney+ has reportedly begun development of “Tink,” a live-action dramatic TV series based around the famed fairy Tinker Bell from “Peter Pan”. The project is said to be a big one for the streamer and has reportedly been in the works for some time. “Will Trent” co-showrunner Liz Heldens and

Black Bear has premiered the official trailer for Guy Ritchie’s action film “In the Grey,” which teams Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal. The reveal comes over a year after Lionsgate originally had the film slated for a January 17th 2025 release, and then pulled the title from the calendar altogether.