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Director Edgar Wright's "Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy" may be adding a new flavor. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, writer and actor Simon Pegg has revealed he and Wright are developing a fourth film together. Pegg was speaking with THR's Lily Ford about his recent role in Prime Video's hit series The Boys, as well as the 20th anniversary of Shaun of the Dead, the romantic zombie comedy that marked his first film collaboration with Wright.

The anticipated Community movie has been given the green light now, it's just a matter of filming it. During a recent interview with GQ, Joel McHale provided a timeline for production. While Community fans are eager to see the beloved sitcom fulfill its "six seasons and a movie" prophecy, we'll be waiting a bit longer, either near the last quarter of 2025 or early 2026.

James Gunn isn't immediately thrown off by the photo leaks from the set of Superman. The director of the upcoming Superman film and the co-head of DC Studios once again took to Threads to engage with his fanbase and answer some questions about the upcoming film based on the Man of Steel.

Jessica Alba just returned to film after a five-year break via Netflix's Trigger Warning, and she already has another project lined up to follow that ratings smash (but critical flop). If she had it her way, she'd add an MCU project or two to her upcoming project list. It seems that after playing the Invisible Woman twice in Tim Story's Fantastic Four duology, she's more than willing to reprise the role in a multiversal Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.

Eddie Murphy has brought Axel Foley back to screens with a bang, landing Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F a place at the top of the global Netflix chart. After spending the last few weeks building up hype for the movie, it seems that in terms of viewership, the gamble of returning to a franchise that disappointed with its last entry 20 years ago seems to have paid off.

Mark Mangini tells IndieWire about the immersive design of "32 Sounds," currently streaming on The Criterion Channel.