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Terminator has become one of the biggest and most relevant science fiction franchises on the big screen. With more than four decades of history, its rich universe has been explored with film sequels, comics, novels, video games and series. Now, Netflix will bring us a new production of this dystopian saga in animated format entitled Terminator Zero.

Although The Boys is still a few weeks away from returning to the Prime Video screen with its new batch of episodes, Amazon MGM Studios has already assured its continuity with the announcement of a fifth season. The news of the renewal became official during the streaming service's inaugural programming presentation, which also confirmed the launch of a Tomb Raider series and Spider-Man Noir.

The wait is over and finally Max announced the premiere date of the second season of House of the Dragon and with it the trailer where you can see the characters already known and others that are added in this new batch of episodes.

Netflix has been dropping news for months about the long-awaited third season of its LGBTQ+ teen hit 'Heartstopper', one of its most popular titles in recent years. Recently, the streaming platform announced that the series would return in October, anticipating a more than appropriate fall premiere. And now, at last, we know what exact day we will be able to see the new episodes. This year, October 3 will not only be 'Mean Girls' day, but also 'Heartstopper' day, because that's the date Netflix has chosen for the return of the teen series based on the comic book by Alice Oseman.

After several months of suspense and little news, Amazon and MGM Studios confirmed that a new Tomb Raider series is in the works. This news comes a year after the first announcement that the actress and screenwriter, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, was working on a project to bring Lara Croft back to the screen.

'Motherhood is a bitch,' says the poster for Nightbitch, a comedy-horror film directed by Marielle Heller that could lead Amy Adams back to the Oscar. Nightbitch is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Rachel Yoder. In it we follow a woman who is forced to put her career on hold to raise a child at home. This routine slowly leads her to embrace the wild power ingrained in motherhood: she seems to be turning into a canine.

Australian director George Miller revealed that lead actress Anya Taylor-Joy had around 30 lines of dialogue in his new epic story Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, a prequel to 2015's acclaimed Mad Max: Fury Road. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Miller explained that he prefers “pure cinema” without the need for subtitles, inspired by the silent works of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. ''The problem with dialogue is that it tends to slow things down, and film is a medium that is often best enjoyed at high speed,'' he stated. Though he acknowledged that Taylor-Joy's sparse lines are sure to be a talking point when Furiosa premieres at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival.

Legendary Pictures has officially confirmed that the sequel to 'Godzilla X Kong' is in the works, and they have hired Dave Callaham, known for his work with Marvel, to write the script. Callaham, whose experience includes co-writing 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' and 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse', thus returns to his roots in the Monsterverse.

Romance novel adaptations seem to be the new specialty of the streaming service Prime Video, as they currently enjoy the success of The Idea of You and announced a long-awaited sequel. Red, White & Royal Blue, based on the 2019 book of the same name by Casey McQuiston, will have a second movie and is now official. The first film, starring Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine, centered on the son of the first female president of the United States who on a trip to the United Kingdom has an altercation with a British prince. Alex and Henry begin to pretend to be friends to avoid a diplomatic crisis, but the truce sparks a romance between them.

After several months of rumors and speculation, it is now official that Ralph Ineson will play Galactus, the main villain in The Fantastic Four. Previously, several names had been considered, including those of Javier Bardem and Antonio Banderas, but finally the role was left in the hands of the British actor.