betto rodrigues/shutterstockHollywood is pulling out all the stops with returning franchises, nostalgic comebacks, and grand auteur epics. From the biggest Marvel movie in ages to an adaptation of a classic epic: these films are designed to completely dominate the box office. Vote for the one you're most excited about!
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Avengers: Doomsday (December 18, 2026)
This is the studio's biggest gamble in years. The Russo Brothers return to direct Robert Downey Jr. as the villain Doctor Doom. The cast is stacked with names like Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, and the entire Fantastic Four. The X-Men from the earlier films also make their appearance. The trailer shows a tormented Doom wearing his mask as a reminder of a personal loss.
The Odyssey (July 17, 2026)
Christopher Nolan brings Homer's classic epic to the big screen with Matt Damon in the lead role. The cast is packed with stars like Zendaya, Tom Holland, and Anne Hathaway. Nolan once again opts for practical effects to bring the gods and monsters to life with minimal digital additions.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (April 1, 2026)
Nintendo and Illumination move the adventure into space. After the massive success of the original, this is the ultimate test for video game adaptations. Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, and Anya Taylor-Joy return, while fan favorites like Yoshi and Rosalina join the group.
Toy Story 5
Pixar explores the clash between classic toys and modern technology. Woody and Buzz face off against a smart tablet named Lilypad. The film shows how the familiar characters deal with devices that seem to make traditional toys obsolete. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen once again lend their voices to the lead characters.
Dune: Part Three (Messiah) (December 25, 2026)
Denis Villeneuve completes his trilogy. The story is set twelve years after the previous film and follows Paul Atreides as emperor. The focus is on the heavy burden of his rule and the complex political consequences for his people. Zendaya and Florence Pugh return in their familiar roles.
Michael
Jaafar Jackson plays the role of his uncle in this biopic about the King of Pop. The film highlights his rise to fame in the 1980s. With the success of earlier music biopics in mind, commercial expectations for this tribute are extremely high.
The Mandalorian & Grogu (May 2026)
The first Star Wars film in theaters in a long time returns to the atmosphere of classic adventure stories. Jon Favreau brings the Disney+ hit to the big screen, set during the rise of the New Republic and the fall of the Empire.
Minions & Monsters (July 10, 2026)
Gru and his yellow helpers return for a new installment in this hugely successful series. Despite a busy summer calendar full of competition, this franchise remains an extremely strong player for family audiences.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (November 20, 2026)
This prequel follows a young Haymitch Abernathy during the fiftieth Hunger Games. The story shows his journey to victory and his harsh confrontation with President Snow. Francis Lawrence directs a cast that includes Ralph Fiennes and Mckenna Grace.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (July 31, 2026)
Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker in a world where no one knows his identity anymore. This film opts for a grounded approach on the streets of New York, forcing the hero to stand on his own two feet without help from the other Avengers.
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