Spy x Family
Anime series “Spy x Family” will reportedly return for a fourth season in 2027, while Toho is also planning a new feature film release to open in Japan next year based on the property.
The series, adapted from the manga by Endo Tatsuya, follows a household that keeps up the appearance of an ordinary life while each member hides something – the father is an expert spy, the mother a trained assassin and neither know the truth. Their adopted daughter is a mind reader, while their family dog is a precog. [Source: Variety]
Look Out
Ben Leonberg (“Good Boy”) is set to direct and co-write the horror feature “Look Out” at Paramount’s Republic Pictures. Alex Cannon will also co-write the film based on a AWA and Vertigo Entertainment novella.
The story follows a man who takes a job as a fire lookout at a remote forest outpost while recovering from a divorce. He finds a paper with strange rules meant to keep him safe during his watch. Roy Lee and Andrew Childs will produce. [Source: Variety]
Miami Movies
Regal Cinemas have announced Vice Week, a six-film event featuring re-release of movies associated with Florida dropping just days ahead of the release of “Grand Theft Auto VI” on November 19th.
Running from November 13th-18th, the films being shown one a day include: “Spring Breakers,” “Bad Boys 2,” “Scarface,” “Pain & Gain,” “2 Fast, 2 Furious” and Michael Mann’s new director’s cut of “Miami Vice”. Each ticket will cost $6.99. [Source: Regal Movies]
The Remarried Empress
Disney+ and Hulu’s Korean fantasy romance feature “The Remarried Empress” launched on Tuesday and has resulted in the biggest premiere ever for a local original on both platforms worldwide in its first three days. It’s also the No. 1 Korean title premiere in more than 50 markets including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and France.
Adapted from the Naver Webtoon series, the story centers on the rulers of the Eastern Empire whose marriage starts to crack as tensions mount across their realm and both seek love elsewhere – one with a slave, the other with a crown prince of a rival kingdom. [Source: Variety]
