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'Shrek 5' shifts release from December 2026 to June 2027, aiming for summer box-office success; stars Myers, Murphy, Diaz, Zendaya; directed by Vernon and Dohrn, arriving 26 years after the original.

Tim Burton’s 'Beetlejuice' fused gothic style, humour, and eccentric characters, inspiring costumes, music, and décor, redefining Halloween as a playful celebration of the strange and unusual rather than pure horror.

'The Terminator' foresaw AI’s rapid rise, human overreliance on technology, and ethical risks, warning that unchecked innovation could mirror Skynet’s destructive path, making its cautionary message more relevant than ever today.

Jamie Lee Curtis dismissed Time’s negative 'Freakier Friday' review as too harsh, noting audience praise. The sequel reunites Curtis, Lohan, and Murray, earning strong box office returns and high Rotten Tomatoes scores despite mixed critical opinions.

Romanian director Radu Jude will follow his Locarno-premiering 'Dracula' with 'Frankenstein in Romania', starring Sebastian Stan in dual roles, blending Gothic horror with political history set in a former CIA black site.

Warner Bros.’ New Line is developing 'Final Destination 7', with Lori Evans Taylor writing. Following 'Bloodlines’ $286M success, the sequel promises the franchise’s signature inventive deaths and suspenseful, darkly comic tone.

Lindsay Lohan, promoting 'Freakier Friday', opens up about being typecast in comedies, aiming for dramatic roles, inspired by classic films, and dreams of working with Martin Scorsese.

Robert Pattinson returns as Batman in 'The Batman Part II', set to begin filming in spring 2026 for an October 2027 release, following multiple delays and continued expansion of the DC Universe.

A biopic on Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's enduring relationship remains in development, featuring their love story, music legacy, and family life, despite Ozzy’s passing in July 2025 at age 76.

Matthew McConaughey lost the role of Jack in 'Titanic' after refusing to drop his Southern accent, according to late producer Jon Landau’s memoir. Leonardo DiCaprio was cast, launching his global stardom.