Franchise Revival
Sony develops fifth Men in Black film with Chris Bremner script
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Sony Pictures is advancing a fifth installment in the Men in Black franchise, with screenwriter Chris Bremner attached to pen the script. The project aims to revive the sci-fi comedy series that starred Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, though no cast is confirmed yet. Plans include approaching Smith to reprise his role as Agent J once the script is ready.
Star Trek: Enterprise, a prequel series that aired from 2001 to 2005, helped transition the franchise during a challenging period. By focusing on humanity's first deep space mission, it served as a soft reboot amid dense storytelling from prior shows. Despite creative hurdles, it influenced today's successful Trek series like Strange New Worlds.
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Universal Pictures is developing a new installment in its beloved Mummy franchise, with original stars Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz in talks to reprise their roles. The project will be directed by Radio Silence, the filmmaking duo behind recent Scream films and Ready or Not. Details on the plot remain under wraps, but the revival taps into nostalgia for the late '90s and early 2000s action-adventure hits.