In this week’s News Shotgun, we learn that EA will be making all the Star Wars games moving forward, Tom Cruise is back for the fifth Mission Impossible, 300: Rise of the Empire is bumped from this Summer and much more.

Regardless of how you feel about the actual movie, Tron: Legacy, you have to admit that the score for the film by Daft Punk is one of the greatest ever.

This week there was a bunch of casting news, including the third member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Disney is rebooting one of their cult sci-fi movies, Dark Horse is adapting the insane original script to Star Wars and Lucasarts gets shutdown and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Oz the Great and Powerful destroyed the box office this weekend with the best opening of 2013, so far while Dead Man Down gets added to the list of R rated action bombs for this year.

Princess Leia is back! During a recent interview with Palm Beach Illustrated, Carrie Fisher was short and sweet in regards to her reprisal of her most iconic role, Princess Leia, in Disney’s Star Wars Episode VII: “Disney is going to continue the Star Wars saga, producing movies set to hit theaters starting in 2015. Can you confirm whether [...]

When Disney, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola and Michael Jackson combined, you get the 17 minute sci fi epic that is Captain EO.

Kind of a slow news week but there was a new addition to Anchorman 2, a possible partnering of Roger Rabbit and Mickey Mouse and the announcement of Bobcat Goldthwait’s new movie.

A musical Three Musketeers was assembled for Disney’s take on the classic novel in 1993 with Sting, Bryan Adams and Rod Stewart joining forces for “All for Love”.

With John Carter bombing horribly, Disney is hoping that another classic pulp hero, The Lone Ranger, will be their next big action franchise and they enlisted the Pirates team of Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp to make that happen.

Tons of news this week including Disney going forward with Tron 3 and also signing an exclusive deal with Netflix, Rise of the Guardians most likely going to be a disaster for Dreamworks, tons of casting news including the new Harry Osborn.