‘Bambi’ Is Next Up for Disney Live-Action Remake

Tom Holland has ruled out appearing in a remake of Back To The Future as it’s already a “perfect movie”.

Fans say he closely resembles Morty, though

Pixar’s new movie “Onward” marks a reunion of sorts for Tom Holland and Chris Pratt. The two actors, who both have ties to Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe and most recently teamed in “Avengers: Endgame” as Spider-Man and Star-Lord, play brothers in the animated fantasy adventure. Their friendship has become a highlight of “Onward’s” promotional tour as as the co-stars turned real-life-pals have shared their mutual admiration for each other.

Get ready to take a trip back to your childhood because Tom and Jerry are ready to hit the big screens later this year. The makers are working on a live-action reboot of the cartoon show and we could not be more excited about the upcoming movie. The film will explore a fresh story arc and will follow the iconic characters on a whole new adventure. Tom and Jerry already enjoy a huge fan base ever since it started in 1940.     

Tom Holland surprised his Onward co-star Chris Pratt during the latter's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday.While taking questions from the audience, Pratt was surprised to see a familiar face when Holland asked his Onward co-star to name his favorite actor "out of all of the actors in the world."Pratt said Denzel Washington was his favorite actor, though Holland wasn't happy with the answer. "How about an actor whose name begins with Tom?" asked Holland.

Disney has been raking in the cash with its live-action remakes of its beloved animated movies.

After releasing a live-action film based on the popular Disney character in May, the company appears to be moving forward with a sequel, according to Variety. A Disney spokesperson did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

"Making this project with so many dear friends quite literally saved my life"

The makers of Mulan have released a new action-packed trailer of the much anticipated Disney live-action film. The remake of 1998 animated fantasy revolves around Mulan, played by Crystal Liu, a young woman who disguises herself as a man to take her elderly father’s place in the military service. The latest trailer highlights a number of stunning battle sequences from the film as Mulan gears up for a battle that would end up changing her life for good.

Movie lovers with only a casual interest in compiling a complete set of Oscar-night predictions will likely find their most entertaining evening of short-film viewing to be the Live Action category — a diverse bunch of films, spanning the globe, offering a wide range of emotional experience and just enough topical relevance to feel nutritious.

The iconic Japanese manga “One Piece” is being adapted by Netflix into a live-action series.

By Nellie Andreeva

Most nominees in this year’s live-action short category involve familial relationships. Only one is in English — two were shot in Tunisia — but they all tell stories that transcend cultures. Three women were nominated in this category.