Times might be tough economically, but that is not stopping the big studios from raking in the cash. However, those numbers might make the industry look a little more impressive than it really is.

For decades now, Star Wars fans have been asking for the re-release of the theatrical cuts of the Original Trilogy, but been denied for various reasons. Now, however, the final logistical hurdle may just be about to be overcome thanks to Disney's planned acquisition of Fox.

In the wake of Solo: A Star Wars Story's unprecedented box office failure, combined with the troubled production it and compatriot Rogue One: A Star Wars Story went through, Disney may have decided to pump the brakes on any future standalone Star Wars spinoffs, including already reported movies respectively focusing on Boba Fett and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

After Comcast's recent counter-offer to Disney's bid to acquire the entertainment properties owned by Fox, Disney has now responded with a massive new offer that has all but secured this landmark deal.

Comcast is intent on ruining Disney's party with yet another massive counter offer in their bid to acquire Fox instead.

While Disney has gone off setting out their own agenda for Star Wars in recent years. There was an initial vision for a further three films from the creator himself. We finally have some scant details on what that might have entailed.

After achieving massive success with its previous live-action remakes, Disney is back with another one in the form of Tim Burton's Dumbo, the beloved story of a shy elephant with an amazing gift.

Highly acclaimed and loved by fans and critics alike, Pixar’s genre-breaking smash hit The Incredibles first graced our screens back in 2004. Let me tell you, fourteen years is a really, really, really long time to wait for a sequel, especially one as highly anticipated as Incredibles 2.