He's Gonna Wreck It (Again): 'Wreck-It Ralph' Sequel Confirmed

Yesterday, Disney teased that they would reveal something new today. That something new was in fact something that's been rumoured before, but never officially announced: the Wreck-It Ralph sequel.

Watch: The First 'Trolls' Trailer Looks Better Than the Teaser

We know it's not saying much, given how poorly the first teaser for DreamWorks's Trolls was received, but this new trailer definitely looks more interesting. Not everything seems perfect, but there appears to be some inventiveness in the environments and characters. Get a look at the trailer below.

The 'Minecraft' Movie Will Arrive in May 2019

Warner Bros. announced that their upcoming Minecraft movie will be released on 25 May, 2019. The release will coincide with the 10 year anniversary of the video game franchise. A risky birthday, as the film will have to compete with Avengers : Infinity War Part II and Star Wars: Episode IX.

'Finding Dory' Review: On Why it's a Worthy 'Nemo' Sequel

Rarely is a sequel worthy of its predecessor. Sequels often disappoint us, because we enter them with big expectations and a pre-conceived idea of what this universe should be; of what the tone should be. The filmmakers are then faced with a dilemma:
- either stick to what has been done with the first film; that means keeping the same structure, tone, and facing the risk of repeating yourself; we'll call that the Home Alone 2 syndrome.
- or they do something completely different, unexpected, with the consequence of losing the fans of the first film. That's the Cars 2 syndrome.

Fortunately, there's also a third option. The one for the worthy sequel which finds the right balance between looking back and saying something new. On this spoiler-free review, I'll explain why I think Dory is a rare example of that kind of sequel.

'Hotel Transylvania': A New TV Show and Tartakovsky is Back

Sony Pictures Animation and Nelvana announced that they will work together on a TV based on the Hotel Transylvania brand. The series will debut on Disney Channel in 2017.