According to Variety, the studio is planning a new “Star Trek” film and won’t be bringing back the actors from the recent movies—Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and Karl Urban. This means they’re starting fresh with a new story and won’t be continuing the timeline that began with the 2009 film.
Industry sources have confirmed that the new film will be directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the duo known as Radio Silence.
World of Reel notes that the report even frames the future Paramount as potentially MAGA-friendly.
A recent sales report shared by former Blizzard developer Mark Kern on X (formerly Twitter) indicates that Sony’s Ghost of Yōtei hasn’t sold as well as the original Ghost of Tsushima, even with the game generating a lot of excitement and costing more.
Disney lost around $136 million on a show that very few people watched and that audiences disliked. It was so unsuccessful that Disney reportedly took it off Disney+ to avoid further costs. If the show had been popular, it would still be available.
Kristian Harloff recently discussed rumors about the plot and upcoming trailer for Avengers: Doomsday during a YouTube livestream.
Carpenter shared photos from the ‘Short n’ Spooky’ show at Madison Square Garden, expressing their love for the event. They thanked everyone for their amazing costumes, calling them some of the best they’d ever seen, and gave a special shout-out to Drew Barrymore, who played Ghostface and good-naturedly allowed Carpenter to playfully ‘lock them up’! Carpenter also mentioned they’d be back in New York City for one more show.
The photo shows Cavill looking strong and self-assured in the Superman suit – the image many fans have of the character today.
According to Nielsen, the reboot didn’t break into the top 10 overall, but reached #7 on the movies chart with 258 million minutes watched.
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