qfx

The movie Supergirl is coming out in 2026, continuing the story of Kara Zor-El, who had a quick cameo in Superman. This film offers a fresh perspective on the character and marks her first major standalone movie in decades. Unlike her previous, limited roles, this new take suggests a promising future for the Woman of Tomorrow.

As a movie lover, I really appreciated Ruffalo’s message to everyone in the film and TV world – we need to keep supporting each other, like with that open letter from last month. He and Stoller explained that having more studios actually means more competition, which is good because it encourages studios to take chances on projects like my favorites, I Know This Much Is True and Spotlight. They believe competition creates opportunities for truly bold and brave storytelling, and that having multiple ways to get films and shows made and distributed is key to keeping those riskier, more important stories alive. They also think that even though a lot of people in Hollywood might quietly disagree with this merger but are scared to say anything, this growing group of supporters will eventually make a real difference – not just in entertainment, but maybe even beyond that.

Freida McFadden, the author of the popular novel The Housemaid, has another book heading to the big screen. Studiocanal has acquired the rights to adapt her upcoming novel, The Divorce, after a competitive bidding process. The film will be a co-production with Working Title and is based directly on the book, which will be available in bookstores on May 26th. Readers who enjoyed the suspense of The Housemaid can expect a similarly dark and twisty story in The Divorce.

Despite some recent rumors, a sequel to Edge of Tomorrow isn’t currently being made. Warner Bros. hasn’t given up on the idea, and it’s still possible the movie could happen someday. Although the original cast and director Doug Liman have expressed interest in returning, don’t expect filming to start in the near future.

Sky will be releasing a new Sherlock Holmes series, The Death of Sherlock Holmes, in the UK and Ireland in 2027. The series, produced by Silver Reel, stars Rafe Spall as the famous detective, alongside Deleila Piasko. You can find a first look at images from the show below.