It appears the future of the Alien franchise might lie in TV series. Could a change in format resurrect the fortunes of a failing franchise?

Fans concerned about what might happen to Deadpool once he becomes part of Disney's family friendly brand shouldn't worry. Disney still wants to keep making money off the character.

It appeared the Flash Grodon reboot was forgotten about, but there are new efforts afoot to bring the galactic superhero to modern day movie screens.

Fox seems to have a mountain of uncertainty when it comes to their X-Men properties as Dark Phoenix director addresses some of the reasons for the delays and reshoots of their upcoming movies.

As theft stories go, this is certainly one of the more bizarre ones you will hear. But also fiendishly clever, which is why it deserves to be made into a movie.

Following the breakout success of Sony’s latest Jumanji movie, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, I guess it makes sense that studios are looking into other works of author Chris Van Allsburg (who also wrote Polar Express) to adapt for film. Which appears to be case as Deadline is reporting that Fox is going to be bringing Allsburg’s The Sweetest Fig …

The most recent Alien movies have been somewhat of a massive disappointment for fans, which is why a television series that focuses on the world of Xenomorphs might be a better idea instead.

Disney’s potential acquisition of Fox along with its properties has been the biggest story in entertainment for some time, with the whole think looking like it might be in jeopardy after Comcast put in a competing bid. It gets a little closer now, with US DoJ approval.