In today's Fix of entertainment news:
Marvel Studios executives Kevin Feige and Louis D'Esposito have addressed the slump the legendary studio has found itself in. In response to lackluster reviews and dwindling box office returns, the company will be limiting the amount of movies and shows it releases to about 3-4 movies and 1-2 shows per year. At least starting in 2026, since they've got quite a few movies already scheduled for 2025. In other news, Chris Pine is lamenting what could have been with Wonder Woman 3. The actor, who didn't expect to be in the movie, was 'stunned' that Warner Bros. canceled the project, instead pivoting to reboot the entire DC movie franchise under James Gunn. And finally, Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves would be more than happy to do a Speed 3, or at least some other project together before they get too old.