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Marvel Comics likes to use either of the two big annual Comic-Cons to reveal its big plans for the year ahead. 2023 has been an eventful time for the publisher, and that momentum will continue through 2024 in some big ways, primarily regarding the X-Men and the returning Ultimate Universe.

Sony Pictures' upcoming romantic comedy Anyone But You is getting more and more ready to hit the big screen. The film, starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, is a modern story loosely based on William Shakespeare's play, Much Ado About Nothing. Directed by Will Gluck, will have its theatrical release in December of this year, a decision by the studio that underscores its confidence in the title's commercial potential. Set primarily in Australia, the film centers on Bea and Ben, played by Sweeney and Powell respectively, who reunite years after college at a destination wedding in Australia. There, the two get back to their respective exes, so they decide to pretend to be a couple, a highly awkward situation that eventually leads to them falling genuinely in love.

Legendary's monster universe has grown exponentially over the past decade and, due to its sustained success, will now also expand to the small screen with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. This new series produced exclusively for Apple TV+ not only boasts impressive production values in front of and behind the camera, but also looks to establish a close relationship with past and future big screen projects.

Timothée Chalamet once again surprises the film industry with his role as Willy Wonka in the latest Warner Bros. release, promising to give people something to talk about for his performance as "the best chocolatier in the world" in the upcoming movie based on the origins of the fantasy character and his wonderful chocolate factory that has captivated young and old alike. Now, in a new trailer released by Warner Bros. In fact, on Thursday, October 12, Timothée Chalamet is interrupted in his slumber by the little green-haired character Oompa-Loompas, played by British actor Hugh Grant, who introduces himself to his new friend and companion Willy Wonka as "a giant" in the fantastic world of Loompaland.

The first glimpse of the spin-off Orphan Black: Echoes, a series featuring Krysten Ritter, known for her role in the Jessica Jones series, is here. The AMC+ project, with a total of 10 episodes, will premiere in 2024 and will mark Ritter's return to television after the famous Marvel Studios production that, after two seasons and a special event with the heroes of New York, reached its conclusion in 2019. In the same way, the actress will have the task of giving an equal performance or greater than that of her predecessor Tatiana Maslany in the original story.

The End We Start From, the new from Jodie Comer, unveiled its teaser a month ago following its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film, billed as an "apocalyptic drama with a moral" , adapts Megan Hunter's hit 2017 novel of the same name. In the first teaser trailer, the Killing Eve actress plays a woman who must face two new worlds: motherhood and a natural disaster that sweeps across London. To get her newborn son to safety, she must embark on a journey back to her parents' home as an environmental crisis unleashes chaos all around her.

Marvel is aware that they are not going through their best moment and have decided to give a blow on the table to try to channel the television course of the MCU. The first step has been to throw away all the work done for 'Daredevil: Born Again' and start again almost from scratch the expected series starring Charlie Cox. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel fired Chris Ord and Matt Corman, the head writers of 'Daredevil: Born Again', at the end of September, as well as the directors hired for the episodes yet to start filming. The reason is that Kevin Feige took a look at what had already been done and concluded that the series was not working.

Based on the 2009 animated film The Princess and the Frog, the Tiana TV series was announced in late 2020 and has kept its development under wraps ever since. However, exciting new are now official about the production of Disney+. Variety announced that Joyce Sherri, known for her work on Netflix's horror miniseries Midnight Mass (2021), will direct and write the series, bringing her talents to the Tiana universe.

Anticipation has reached fever pitch with the reveal of the first official trailer for the sixth and final season of The Crown. The series, which has captured global attention with its dramatization of the life of England's Queen Elizabeth II, announced that its final season will be divided into two parts. The first part will premiere on November 16, while the second part will hit screens on December 14. This time, the plot will tell the story of the British royal family during the last years of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st, covering events such as the death of Princess Diana and the wedding of Prince Charles to Camilla Parker-Bowles in 2005. Fiction's focus on the latter event is especially significant because of the controversy surrounding the married couple, who allegedly began their romance during Charles' marriage to Diana.

In director Chad Stahelski's office, notebooks full of ideas for the John Wick franchise are piling up on his desk. So revealed the filmmaker in a recent interview with Inverse, confirming that there is a wealth of material ready to fuel even up to a ninth installment. "We just don't have the story locked down," he stated following the official announcement of a fifth sequel.