How to Train Your Dragon’s Proves Disney Should Reboot Sinbad

DreamWorks is already working on a new movie set to release in 2027. Following Disney’s lead, they’re likely planning to remake more of their classic animated films as live-action movies. DreamWorks has a lot of hidden gems in its animation catalog, and one nearly forgotten action-adventure film starring Brad Pitt from 2003 would be a great choice for their next live-action reboot.

‘Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Casts Glen Powell as Star Fox Hero Fox McCloud

Just a week before the new movie came out, Universal revealed a poster showing Fox McCloud, the hero of the Star Fox games, would be making an appearance. While he’s only teamed up with Mario in Super Smash Bros. before, Fox McCloud will now join forces with Team Mario on screen, bringing his signature humor and acrobatic flying skills to the adventure. The announcement of who would voice the character quickly followed, and fans were thrilled!

Jumanji is Launching Theme Park Attractions in the U.S. and Australia

Theme parks are increasingly building attractions based on popular movies, and the Jumanji films are a prime example. Recently, plans were revealed for new Jumanjithemed experiences at parks in the U.S. and Australia. These upcoming projects are different from previous Jumanji* attractions that were built on a larger scale. Read More 2026-03-27 16:54

For All Mankind Season-Premiere Recap: It’s a New Dawn, It’s a New Sol

Major developments between seasons include the M-7 group shrinking to six members after North Korea was expelled due to strong evidence linking them to the hijacking of the 2003L asteroid. Ed Baldwin’s friend, Lee Jung-Gil, has defected, and Ed was found guilty in absentia for his part in the Ayesa 7 incident, but remains under relaxed house arrest at Happy Valley because of his health. He’s incredibly old, yet still manages to cause trouble and pull pranks, like recently setting off the flight control center’s alarm just by stepping inside. What a rascal!

Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back Memorabilia Fetches $1 Million at Auction

A glowing C-3PO head from the movie Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back recently sold for $1,058,400 at a Propstore auction. This price is higher than what items from popular films like Jaws, The Lord of the Rings, Top Gun, and Batman Begins have sold for. Experts had predicted it would sell for between $350,000 and $700,000.