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Paramount Pictures has released the trailer for the upcoming film adaptation of author Tomi Adeyemi’s 2018 novel of the same name.

Dolphin Entertainment (NASDAQ:DLPN) showcased the scale of its entertainment marketing and PR network at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, highlighting work by subsidiaries 42West and Shore Fire Media across film, TV, gaming and consumer brands.

The Legends, the animated film adapted from Patrick Sobral’s comic, is airing on Canal+ on Friday, July 31, 2026 at 9:06 PM. Directed by Guillaume Ivernel, the feature marks the first time the adventures of Danaël, Jadina, Gryf, Shimy and Razzia leap from page to the big screen in the magical world of Alysia.

You could say the Marvel Cinematic Universe is back, but really, it never left. In 2026, the MCU will unleash not one, but two big blockbusters that might shake up the formerly powerful superhero franchise. But what happens after that?

A new Galaxy Express 999 theatrical anime film is officially in production. Although the franchise has produced numerous titles for special event screenings, this will be its first new theatrical anime since Galaxy Express 999: Eternal Fantasy was released in 1998, marking a return to theaters after 28 years.

K2 Pictures confirmed on July 23 that the Look Backlive-action film has been selected for the competition section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The film will compete for the Golden Lion prize at the festival, running Sep 2-12, 2026, in Venice, Italy.

Netflix’s live-action Gundamfilm is one step closer to release, closing out principal photography after a roughly three-month shoot in Australia.

Live-action anime films are becoming a running trend these days, with the likes of Mobile Suit Gundam and Naruto remaining two major examples of how Hollywood is looking to anime for new franchises. While the West is jumping at the chance to recreate anime universes in the “real world,” Japan is an old hat at…

The upcoming anime film To You in the Beyondnow has a complete trailer, key visuals, and four additional cast members, following the company’s announcement on July 22. The trailer also included musician Tota’s theme song, Olive. 

Hollywood has been regularly turning to video games as inspiration for blockbusters, and the latest deal to put pixels on the big screen features Atari. Deadline reports that the game brand has inked a partnership with Universal Pictures for the rights to adapt ten of its properties for the big screen. The deal includes Asteroids,…