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Despite Star Wars remaining one of the largest and most triumphant media franchises in history, with “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” released in 2019, its recent success has primarily been confined to television. Over the past five years, many Star Wars films have been announced, yet none have ever come to fruition on the big screen. Now, fans are anxious about the fate of Daisy Ridley’s planned Rey movie; however, Ridley herself appears less troubled.

⚠️ Caution! The following story may reveal minor spoilers from the October 24th episode of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, titled “You Make My Heart Explode”. If you haven’t watched it yet and don’t want any spoilers, make sure to catch up first. Episodes from Season 21 are accessible on Hulu if you have a subscription. Enjoy your streaming!

It’s accurate to state that the Chris Hemsworth-starring Hulk Hogan biopic was the most eagerly awaited wrestling film in quite some time. However, we discovered in August that the project had ceased to exist. Now, thanks to Hogan himself, we have a bit more understanding of what led to this, as he recently clarified on a podcast why he chose to withdraw from the movie despite thinking it would be an Oscar contender.

As a film enthusiast, I can’t hide my excitement when I share the news that Martin Lawrence, known for his roles in comedies and action films, is planning a sequel to one of his most critically panned yet audience-adored movies, “Blue Streak”. Originally an undercover cop, Lawrence is now looking to breathe new life into this action-comedy classic. Reports indicate that the project is currently in its early stages, with the working title being “Blue Streak 2”. Yes, it seems like we’re all as shocked (and a little thrilled) as each other!

Instead of dwelling much on the past, Ryan Meinerding, Marvel Studios’ Head of Visual Development, spends most of his days pondering “what comes next?” as he contributes to shaping the world’s largest film franchise. However, in an unusual instance of introspection, Meinerding paused to appreciate his voyage, chronicling it in the recently published book, “Marvel Studios: The Art of Ryan Meinerding“.