It's been 66 years since Clint Eastwood made his screen debut, and yet he's still churning out movies on a regular basis. He may have slowed down his on-camera output over the last decade or so, but he's still been involved with twelve feature films and documentaries in the last ten years.
Production is now underway on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Disney Plus series Secret Invasion, which finally gives Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury top billing in one of the franchise's film and television projects at the 13th time of asking.
On the surface, DC League of Super-Pets doesn't sound like the kind of project worth getting excited about. Fans of the comic book company's feature film output have spent years lobbying for the SnyderVerse, Henry Cavill, a Ben Affleck Batman movie and more, so a kid-friendly animation about a team of animal superheroes wouldn't appear to stoke much interest on the surface.
We won't know the lay of the Marvel Cinematic Universe land heading into Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness for sure until after Spider-Man: No Way Home fades to black in December, but that hasn't stopped fans from getting hyped over the Sorcerer Supreme's impending solo sequel already.
The rumors swirling around a potential Marvel Cinematic Universe return for Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin have intensified greatly over the past few months, with the actor finding himself heavily touted for a cameo in upcoming Disney Plus series Hawkeye, which would then snowball into a major role in spinoff Echo.
Sandra Bullock hasn't been a regular presence on our screens for a while, with the Academy Award winner appearing in just three live-action movies in the last eight years and none at all since 2018, but she's on her way back with a trio of exciting projects that couldn't be more different than each other.
Craig Gillespie's Cruella was a whole lot better than it had any right to be, with a completely unnecessary origin story for the iconic 101 Dalmatians villain being elevated into an entertaining punk rock crime caper driven by two barnstorming performances from Academy Award winning Emmas Stone and Thompson, not to mention the incredible costume and production design.
Exactly nine months from tomorrow, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts hit theaters. Creed II director Steven Caple Jr. is currently hard at work on the project backed by a talented cast and crew, but there's no way of avoiding that the seventh installment in the franchise could turn out to be a defining moment for the long term viability of the property.
Mark Ruffalo is only eight years older than Ryan Reynolds, but thanks to some time travel trickery, the Marvel Cinematic Universe stars will be playing father and son in Netflix adventure The Adam Project, which marks a rapid re-teaming between Reynolds and his Free Guy director Shawn Levy.
We know that there's a Predator reboot coming next year, with 10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg shooting the movie so quietly under the radar that production wrapped last month, even though the project was only officially confirmed to be in development in November 2020.