Spielberg is working on a new movie featuring the iconic character Frank Bullitt, Shout! Factory has gotten to rights to everything ALF, Chameleon cast for the upcoming Kraven the Hunter movie, Robert Downey Jr. and Shane Black are teaming up for a new Parker movie, Tarantino may be directing episodes of the Justified revival and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary later this year, Minority Report is still a fantastic sci-fi action movie and the teaming up of two of the biggest names in Hollywood: Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg and you can watch the entire movie thanks to YouTube in the latest Everything Action Theater.

West Side Story took the top spot at the box office but its performance is definitely not what Disney/20th Century Studios was looking for with a weak opening of $10.5 million that will make it a massive flop if it doesn’t have the legs to get people coming to theater in the next few weeks.

Steven Spielberg’s new take on West Side Story debuts this weekend with rave reviews along with sports drama National Champions, Back to the Outback and The Unforgivable on Netflix, Encounter on Prime Video, and more in theaters and on streaming.

Transformers is bringing Beast Wars to the big screen in the next movie in the franchise, Space Jam: A New Legacy is getting a video game tie-in, Dolph Lundgren and Frank Grillo are teaming up for a new World War II action movie, Disney is developing a new Tower of Terror movie, AMC is making an Interview With The Vampire series and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

An American Tail is still one of the most beloved and best-remembered movies from animation legend Don Bluth and one of the reasons for its longevity is its iconic song “Somewhere Out There”, which was a massive radio hit and earned two Grammy awards along with being nominated for an Oscar. Fievel Goes West brought the song back along with a new song, the less remembered “Dreams to Dream”.

A 90s favorite is hopefully going to bring some much-needed joy to a terrible year when Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky, and The Brain return in November for 13 new episodes of the Animaniacs on Hulu.

Based on Henry James’ classic The Turn of the Screw, Mackenzie Davis plays a nanny hired to watch over two recently orphaned children who she learns harbor some disturbing behavior along with lots of dark secrets in their mansion home.