MOVIES

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Director Guy Ritchie is set to direct Road House 2, the follow-up to Amazon MGM Studios’ breakout remake of the 1989 cult classic. Jake Gyllenhaal returns to reprise bouncer-turned-boxer Elwood Dalton’s explosive presence from the original movie. The follow-up tells the unlikely success story of a movie that courted controversy but went on to smash streaming records.

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Lionsgate revealed that Mckenna Grace will be playing the role of Maysilee Donner in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, the new chapter in the expanding world of Hunger Games. The movie will be out on November 20, 2026, and is an adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ same-named 2025 novel.

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Josh Holloway is officially back with J.J. Abrams, and Lost fans couldn’t be more thrilled. Holloway, who notoriously played Sawyer on the iconic ABC series, is re-teaming with Abrams for a new crime show titled Duster, which debuts on Max on May 15, 2025.

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Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts is already creating a stir ahead of its official release, with early responses praising the film for taking the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a different direction. The antihero ensemble film directed by Jake Schreier unites a talented group of misfits, with Florence Pugh playing Yelena Belova, Sebastian Stan playing Bucky Barnes, David Harbour playing Red Guardian, and Wyatt Russell playing John Walker.

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Andrew Garfield is willing to get back into the Spider-Man costume—but only if it gets weird. The actor, who originally donned the Peter Parker persona in The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and its sequel in 2014, was adamant at the Middle East Film & Comic Con in Abu Dhabi that he’s game for a comeback—but with one caveat: it must be weird, unconventional, and creatively daring.

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Ryan Coogler’s Southern Gothic horror film Sinners is performing strong legs at the box office, raking in $13 million on its second Friday. That positions the movie to take in an estimated $42 million second weekend, an 8% drop from its $48 million opening. That’s a performance that’s out of character for a genre defined by steep second-weekend falls.

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The 2025 summer season of movies is heating up with big stars, raunchy franchises, and some surprises that might just sweep the box office. Leading the pack is Brad Pitt headlining the over-the-top, high-octane F1 racing film F1, which has been picking up speed ever since production began coinciding with real Formula One Grand Prix weekends. Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, a seasoned F1 driver lured back into the sport to mentor a young legend played by Damson Idris.