It looks like Disney may have a whole new world of mice to contend with as Fox looks to adapt the popular Mouse Guard comics into a live-action movie.

Well, that didn't last long. Just as X-Men: Dark Phoenix finally started to pick up some steam thanks to its first trailer finally being unveiled after the superhero blockbuster saw a string of bad rumours and a previous date change, the film has once again been delayed. Fox revealed the news this Friday past, just two days after that trailer dropped, which is a little awkward, to say the least.

Well, I guess we know what many kids will be getting this Christmas! A Merc With a Mouth! A very clean mouth, as Fox has surprised by revealing that a special PG-13 cut of Deadpool 2 - with a very unique 1980s-inspired twist - is going to be re-released in cinemas in December.

"Damn it, Chloe!" Less than a week after we learned that Fox is developing a 24 prequel focusing on a young Jack Bauer, comes the news that a spinoff series is also in the works, but this time it will breaking from the traditional counter-terrorism action to transplant affairs to the courtroom.

After a rather lengthy and detailed recent rumour claimed that Fox was considering scrapping X-Men: Dark Phoenix and The New Mutants thanks to production troubles, new evidence has come out refuting that. However, that doesn't mean there still aren't issues on Fox's upcoming mutant superhero movies.

Some things have their time and then we must learn to let them go. Something which Fox seems to have a hard time doing when it comes to the beloved character of Jack Bauer from the series 24.

Both X-Men: Dark Phoenix and The New Mutants have been hit with several delays, pushing them all the way back to next year. Now a new report has emerged from a Fox insider who claims that both films are in such a state of disarray that they may just be scrapped entirely to clear the slate for Disney's inevitable takeover of the franchise.

And then there was one... Yes, after months of back and forth renegotiations, counter-offers, and judicial inquiries, the race to purchase Fox's movie and TV properties is over as Comcast has officially backed off.