Steven Spielberg is heading back to his blockbuster roots with the Disclosure Day trailer, a sci-fi thriller that feels like the adult evolution of E.T.—where both the government and the aliens are equally terrifying. While we wrap our heads around that, The Devil Wears Prada 2 trailer has us checking our fits and celebrating the return of Stanley Tucci, even if we’re still trying to remember everyone’s names. We’re also bracing for a massive week of trailers with Dune 3 and Spider-Man: A Brand New Day expected to ride the "Ryan Gosling effect" hype before Project Hail Mary. To top it all off, we’re heading back to the original chaotic family dynamic with the trailer for Malcolm in the Middle: Life is Still Unfair, a true sequel that reunites the entire original cast 20 years later.

The Hunt for Golem is gaining serious momentum with Kate Winslet joining the cast. Between her addition and the potential return of Elijah Wood and Ian McKellen, we’re finally ready to head back to Middle-earth. Meanwhile, Will Ferrell is returning to the world of sports comedy for a new Netflix series, The Hawk, and Paul Rudd is teaming up with Nick Jonas for a musical comedy that sounds like a match made in heaven. We’re also feeling the FOMO as South by Southwest kicks off today with tacos, margaritas, and a fresh Pitch and Repeat featuring a cutthroat divorce-comedy called Little League.

It is official: Disney’s live-action Tangled has found its Mother Gothel, and let’s be real—it could only ever be Kathryn Hahn. While we celebrate that pitch-perfect casting, we’re looking at the animated vault to see which other films are due for a real-world upgrade. We’re breaking down why Treasure Planet, Big Hero 6, and Raya and the Last Dragon are the trio that actually deserve the live-action treatment.

Donald Glover is officially the voice of Yoshi in the Super Mario Galaxy movie. While we wrap our heads around that casting, a massive wave of "magic" is building behind the potential return of Elijah Wood and Ian McKellen to Middle-earth. Plus, we dive into the high-octane hype of Guy Ritchie’s In the Grey to figure out if this Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill team-up is what we need for 2026 cinema. Short answer: yes, but with a side of arm-flapping

Pixar’s new movie just put 46 million dollars worth of butts in seats. While the CAS Awards celebrate the best in sound mixing. A massive wave of "magic" is building behind the first reactions to Project Hail Mary. Plus, we go inside the hype to figure out if Ryan Gosling is the pinnacle of 2026 cinema, and whether the actor can—or should—bring a legendary Muppet creator back to life. Short answer, yes.

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