The master of wonder is back. Spielberg reunites with his Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds screenwriter David Koepp for an original UFO thriller starring an A-list ensemble including Emily Blunt, Colin Firth, Josh O'Connor, Colman Domingo, and Wyatt Russell. Details are tightly under wraps.

We thought Toy Story 3 said goodbye. Then Toy Story 4 said goodbye again. Now, Woody, Buzz, and the gang face their most relatable villain yet: children replacing toys with tablets and gadgets. Pixar returns to its crown jewel franchise with an emotionally resonant meditation on relevance and play in the digital age.

After redefining blockbusters with Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan takes on Homer's ancient epic. Matt Damon leads as Odysseus, with Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya. Shot on location and built natively for 70mm IMAX screens.

Tom Holland swings back as Peter Parker for a fresh chapter after the reality-bending chaos of his last film. The title marks a clean slate, dropping the multiversal tracking to bring Spidey back to his classic, street-level roots in NYC.

Panem returns. Set 24 years before the original Hunger Games, this prequel follows a young Haymitch Abernathy on the morning of the fabled 50th Hunger Games — the Second Quarter Quell. Expect a dark, highly political layout.

The Russos return with the MCU's biggest crossover layout yet. The jaw-dropping twist: Robert Downey Jr. is back, not as Tony Stark, but as the villain Doctor Doom. Heroes from across multiple fractured timelines converge here.

The sci-fi epic saga reaches its zenith. Denis Villeneuve adapts Frank Herbert's critical text — a darker, more introspective space chapter where Timothée Chalamet's Paul Atreides deals with the consequences of total absolute power.