The lead actress of Disney's live-action Moana remake has been revealed, and other key roles have been cast as well.

Its been four years since it was announced that the Russo Brothers are making a live-action Hercules. So, where is it?

Now that Destin Daniel Cretton is directing the live-action Naruto movie, how will this impact the making of Shang-Chi 2?

Disney's live-action Hercules will put a "modern spin" on the Olympian tale while also retaining some essential elements from the 1997 animated classic, according to producers Joe and Anthony Russo.

While it's been a while since we've heard any updates, Daniel Kaluuya has confirmed that his "heartbreaking" live-action Barney movie is still in early development and that the script is currently being reworked.

A "bidding war" has begun for a live-action Voltron film that already has Red Notice's Rawson Marshall Thurber attached to co-write and direct it.

A new live-action Voltron movie is back on the table, this time with some Red Notice talent leading the charge.

The Disney remake trend continues with the 1970 classic animated film getting the live-action treatment.

Kendrick Lamar and South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are beginning work on a new live-action comedy film focused on slavery reenactment actors.

Batman is the star of some of the best live-action superhero movies.

When Jennifer Hudson says she wants to be in Hercules, we listen.

In The Heights director Jon M. Chu sheds some light on a possible Hamilton movie.

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Should Gundam and The MonsterVerse cross swords?

Netflix is partnering with Legendary Entertainment and Sunrise to make a live-action Gundam movie. Details are light but Jordan Vogt-Roberts, who directed Kong: Skull Island, is helming the project.

Is this Disney live-action remake ready to go the distance?

He’s not jumping into this on a whim.

Hot on the heels of HBO Max’s big debut and the announcement that Zack Snyder’s Justice League will hit the platform in 2021, it looks as though the new streamer is already losing a number of major DC movies. This isn’t something that’s happening months down the road, but rather on July 1st, roughly one month after the service first launched. The news comes from ComicBook.com with the outlet confirming that a number of live-action DC films are temporarily being removed from HBO Max in July. Those titles include Justice League, Batman v Superman: …

No Sleep Till Cybertron.

Are we looking at a new version of Tangled, or something else entirely?