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Mattel has announced plans to develop the iconic Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots tabletop game into a live-action motion picture — with Vin Diesel set to star.

With the recent release of season 2 of Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous on Netflix, the opening of the brand new “Jurassic World VelociCoaster” this summer at Universal’s Islands of Adventure, and the sixth film in the franchise “Jurassic World: Dominion” scheduled for release June 10, 2022, there’s no doubt the franchise has been and will continue to be booming with new content for quite some time. But what clues can we find about the future of the Jurassic Park / World franchise?

A headstrong girl who loves her home, her village, and her family. A mysterious dragon that’s the last of her kind, and the key to saving the world. “Raya and the Last Dragon” is an adventurous tale that can show us all just how vital it is to learn to trust again in the face of trials and tribulations.

If you ever want to know what a squirrel’s mouth tastes like, Flora Belle Buckman will be able to provide the full lowdown as the, ahem, tasty introduction to the latest movie from the increasingly busy Disney+ production pipeline, “Flora & Ulysses”.

You can experience “Raya and the Last Dragon” in a unique way later this month at Disney’s Animal Kingdom – just a few weeks before the film releases in theaters and on Disney+ Premier Access!

Mattel, Inc. is turning UNO, the popular card game, into a live-action motion picture. The action heist comedy will explore the underground hip-hop scene in Atlanta.

Along with the plethora of new Star Wars shows announced today for Disney+, Lucasfilm also announced the name of the next major Star Wars movie, “Rogue Squadron,” directed by Patty Jenkins.

“The Croods 2: A New Age” will hit theaters on Nov. 25. Starting off in the very beginning, this sequel delves into what happened with…

What if you took the movie “Freaky Friday” and had the body-switching not only happen on a Friday, but Friday the 13th? And what if…

I have been eagerly awaiting Pete Docter’s (“Inside Out,” “UP”) next directorial outing since Disney/Pixar’s “Soul” was first announced back in 2019. Now that I’ve…