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Canal+ revealed plans for a fourth live-action Paddington film on Tuesday, marking a strategic move to bolster its content repertoire with StudioCanal’s celebrated franchise. Chief Executive Maxime Saada stated that the film would be exclusively broadcast on Canal+ in France, six months post-theatrical release.

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…

Netflix, in its search for the next big franchise, has understandably dipped its toes into the anime realm. Not only has the streaming service helped to house exclusive anime such as Baki Hanma, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run, and Sakamoto Days, but the platform has also been housing quite a few live-action anime adaptations.…

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Naruto is now in the works on a major live-action feature film debut from the same director behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and an update for its global casting search has revealed that filming with start on the new feature much sooner than fans would think. Destin Daniel Cretton has been pretty busy with Marvel…

Marvel, the studio that once suffered from a villain problem, now suffers from a serious hero problem. “Endgame” departures left a vacuum of charisma and gravitas that hasn’t been filled, while the prestige of remaining heroes has been tarnished by lackluster projects on screens big and small. The MCU needs more than “Avengers: Doomsday” to…

A new Disney princess might be getting the live-action treatment soon: Princess Tiana, from 2009’s The Princess and the Frog.

Naruto made big news earlier this week when it was announced that Lionsgate and Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton were full steam ahead with the live-action adaptation. Set to bring Masashi Kishimoto’s shonen story to Hollywood, rumors have swirled regarding what this look at the Hidden Leaf Village will look like on…