Disney is working on a live-action version of the animated film Tangled, which first came out in 2010. The original movie starred Mandy Moore as Rapunzel, Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider, and Donna Murphy as Mother Gothel.
This issue, written by Jason Aaron and illustrated by Juan Ferreyra, shows how Kal-El from Krypton is starting a new life. He’s now going by the name Clark Kent – a tribute to the family who nearly adopted him in this world – and is working to restore the Kent family farm in Smallville.
I was really bummed to hear that Becka Paulson, the series Jordan Peele was developing, won’t be moving forward at The CW. Apparently, with the network changing hands, their plans have shifted. It’s a shame, but thankfully, it doesn’t seem like Jordan Peele is stopping completely – his other projects still seem to be full steam ahead.
While discussing his upcoming 2026 film, We Bury the Dead, with Daisy Ridley, Brenton Thwaites was asked about potentially reprising his role as Dick Grayson. He told Comicbook he’d be willing to return if the opportunity arose.
A new image from USA Today offers fans their first look at Milly Alcock as Supergirl. Alcock is well-known for her role as Rhaenyra Targaryen in HBO’s House of the Dragon, making this her first major film role. The movie’s first trailer, released last month, hinted at a different feel than James Gunn’s Superman film – a darker, more science fiction-focused story that appears to take place largely in space, exploring the wider DC Universe.
A recent report from The Hollywood Reporter confirms that the fifth and final season of Stranger Things concluded with its eighth episode, “Chapter 8: The Rightside Up,” which premiered on Netflix on New Year’s Eve. The report clarifies that there is no hidden ninth episode, and creators Matt and Ross Duffer have stated this marks the end of the show’s run and the cast’s involvement.
It looks like 2026 will also be a strong year for horror fans, continuing a positive trend. With several sequels to popular franchises and new projects from well-respected directors already planned, 2026 could be just as good as 2025.
Okay, so I was checking out FlixPatrol, and it looks like A Working Man is having a moment! It’s actually climbed back into the top 3 movies worldwide on Prime Video right now. That’s pretty impressive, beating out titles like Follow My Voice, The Accountant 2, and even Red One. Here in the States, as of January 7th, it’s sitting at number 8 on Prime Video’s movie charts. Definitely worth a watch if you haven’t seen it!
IMAX had a remarkably successful year, driven by popular international animated films like Ne Zha 2 and Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, as well as movies starring major actors such as Brad Pitt (F1), Tom Cruise (Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning), and Spider (Avatar: Fire & Ash). IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond anticipates even greater success in 2026, noting a strong upcoming film schedule and consistent gains in market share as filmmakers, studios, and audiences worldwide increasingly favor the IMAX experience.
Even though Beast Games faced criticism and a lawsuit regarding its working conditions, the first season was a huge success for Prime Video. It became the platform’s most popular unscripted series and the second-biggest series launch of 2024, following Fallout season one. Due to this success, the show has been renewed for two more seasons. Season two will begin filming in June 2025 with 200 contestants, and will focus on a “Strong vs. Smart” theme, dividing the players evenly.