
Tron After Ares: A Streaming Hit With No Sequel in Sight
Tron Ares flopped in cinemas at $142.2 million, found a second life on Disney Plus, and left the franchise paused with a Sark tease unused.
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Tron Ares flopped in cinemas at $142.2 million, found a second life on Disney Plus, and left the franchise paused with a Sark tease unused.

The Fast and Furious finale, once called Fast X Part 2, is now Fast Forever for March 17, 2028, with Vin Diesel teasing a return to its roots.

Dan Trachtenberg's Predator Badlands puts a young outcast Predator at the center, earns $184.6 million, and ends with a sequel-ready twist.

James Cameron's third Avatar film follows the Sully family through grief, a new Ash People threat, and a $1.49 billion worldwide run.

Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson close Ed and Lorraine Warren's story in a Smurl haunting finale that became the highest-grossing Conjuring film.

Scott Derrickson's sequel brings Ethan Hawke back as the Grabber, moves Finney and Gwen to a snowbound camp, and earns $132.7 million.

Simon McQuoid's sequel puts Karl Urban's Johnny Cage at the center of the tournament, earns $129.5 million, and sets up a third film.

Jon Favreau's Star Wars film put Din Djarin and Grogu on the big screen for the first time, earned $345.8 million, and found a wider crowd at home.

Milly Alcock's Supergirl opened in June 2026, earned $126.4 million against a $170-186 million budget, then found a much bigger audience on HBO Max.

Robert Pattinson returns for Matt Reeves' winter-set Gotham sequel, but the release date has moved again and production hit a pause in October 2026.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie opened in US cinemas on April 1, 2026, and earned $1.013 billion worldwide. It streamed on Peacock from July 30, 2026, and moves to Netflix in the US on November 30, 2026, under the Universal and Netflix deal, for a reported ten month window.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 brought Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci back together twenty years after the 2006 original. It opened in US cinemas on May 1, 2026, earned roughly $690 million worldwide on a reported $100 million budget, and reached Disney+ and Hulu in the US on July 29, 2026.