The wait for Denis Villeneuve’s next movie has been extended.

Three months after former Hulu executive Jason Kilar was named CEO of WarnerMedia, he has decided to restructure the company's executive ranks and prioritize HBO Max, resulting in the exits of top execs Bob Greenblatt and Kevin Reilly. Going forward, Warner Bros. CEO Ann Sarnoff will lead an expanded content group called the Studios and Networks Group that encompasses WarnerMedia's entire portfolio, while HBO programming president Casey Bloys will extend his purview to HBO Max and WarnerMedia's linear cable networks such as TBS, TNT and TruTV, which were previously overseen by Reilly. Bloys will report directly to …

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Today Disney announced some sizable shakeups to its release calendar, although maybe not the ones you were expecting (yes, Mulan is still on the calendar for July 24). Peter Jackson’s Beatles doc The Beatles: Get Back, previously scheduled for September 4 this year moves all the way to August 27, 2021; Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, based on the acclaimed 2017 musical (it was poised as a potential feel-good awards contender), was originally slated for October 23 this year but moves to the no man’s land of January 22, 2021; and Armando Iannucci’s The Personal History …

Warner Bros. has made some major decisions about upcoming DCEU feature The Batman. Production on the Matt Reeves-directed, Robert Pattinson-starring feature was put on hold in March amidst then-growing concerns over the global spread of the coronavirus. With all productions effectively shut down, it was only a matter of time before Warner Bros. updated us on the newer, delayed release dates for some of its biggest tentpoles, The Batman included. [caption id="attachment_765518" align="alignright" width="400"] Image via Warner Bros.[/caption] Per Variety, Warner Bros. has moved The Batman's release date from June 25, 2021 …

For many years of Netflix service, folks in need of television comfort food streamed, and re-streamed, and re-streamed some more a little '90s sitcom called Friends. Even as Netflix kept pumping out original content, folks kept returning to Friends, seeking solace in those six buds -- David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow -- hanging out in those NYC apartments no one can afford. Until... poof. In the crossfire of every media company crafting their own separate streaming services, Friends left Netflix, on a road to the forthcoming HBO Max. Which means, right now, …

The Xbox One is getting a Surprise me button, which is basically the cure for video game indecision, a problem we all suffer from every now and then.

Who's excited for Spies in Disguise later this year? Blue Sky Studios Inc., Fox's former animation house that's responsible for the Ice Age and Rio franchises, really hopes that you are because their livelihoods may depend on that movie's performance more than normal. After Disney's big ol' buyout of all things Fox, including the animation studio subsidiary, Blue Sky isn't being shuttered just yet, but their new owner is already making power moves. As THR reports, Disney has installed Walt Disney Animation Studios president Andrew Millstein as the co-president of Blue Sky alongside …

There's been a bit of a scheduling shake-up over at STX and it involves a few of their big upcoming releases. One of the most notable bits of news to come out of this scheduling shuffle affects Guy Ritchie's new movie, The Gentlemen starring Hugh Grant, Matthew McConaughey, Colin Farrell, and Henry Golding. According to The Hollywood Reporter, STX has set an early 2020 release date for The Gentlemen, putting it down for January 24. The forthcoming Ritchie joint sees the director returning to his crime thriller roots with a story that follows a British drug lord …

We knew when Disney acquired 20th Century Fox that they’d likely be shuffling up their release date calendar, and today that announcement came. With Fox no longer its own standalone studio, Disney doesn’t want Fox’s films to infringe upon its box office prospects, and vice versa, so some changes were in order. Indeed, the changes were aplenty. The most notable shifts/announcements have to do with what Disney sees as its two major flagship franchises now that it has acquired Fox: Star Wars and Avatar. Disney will be alternating new Star Wars and Avatar movies starting in …