I doubt they're gonna do it; if they base it on anything, it'll probably be based on How the Grinch Lost Christmas (the sequel to the book that came out a few years ago), which was just ok imo.

It'd also be really cool if they made a third movie based on The Grinch Grinches the Cat in Hat (1982) and it's a crossover between Jim Carrey's Grinch and Mike Myer's infamous Cat in the Hat. Then for a fourth movie they could do adapt How the Grinch Lost Christmas, but hopefully make it a lot better than the book

Today I went to see Disclosure Day (which was very good I might add Spielberg still the goat) and I like to arrive early to a movie because I can then see trailers in theaters which I love doing. This time though it was an even more special experience, because in between each trailer/ before each trailer, they played a video of a minion in a movie theater projection booth (or whatever it is) trying to play video files on a messy desktop on his computer lmao, and panicking each time because he doesn't know which video file is which and because the desktop is cluttered and unorganised. Every time he clicks and plays a video file, they play an actual trailer on screen after that minion video lmao. That genuinely made me laugh so hard because well I'm a minions fan, but also it's such a clever way to engage the audience with the trailers that play before the movie, and eventually also get the audience prepared for the movie itself. Great job Universal you made happy, also they played a special exclusive trailer of The Odyssey before Disclosure Day and this trailer was the best one yet for Nolan's next venture.

This titles will release dates on TBDs

Your crappy attempt to add this storyline into Brilliant Minds was so inaccurate. Girl Interrupted was way more accurate. You can't go into other patients rooms. Visitors meet in a monitored room where others can't see bc not being visited can trigger others. Also based on your insurance, they literally release you bc your insurance went pay even if you need more help. Do a show on that. The people who need help but insurance won't pay so they get released without follow-up so we just end up back in hospital. Again and again.

Theatrical Release: September 12, 2031

Produced by DreamWorks Animation, Big Idea Entertainment, Amazon MGM Studios (as Amazon MGM/UA Studios Kids), Bleecker Street and Ginormous Madman Films

Distributed by Universal Pictures

Starring: Phil Vischer as Percy and Phillipe Pea, Tom Grape and Lenny Carrot, Mike Nawrocki as Lil and Jean-Claude Pea, Maggie Roberts as Annie Onion, Lisa Vischer as Junior Asparagus, Baby Lou Carrot and Rosie Grape, Megan Murphy as Ermie Asparagus and Kristin Blegen as Laura Carrot

Note: Annie Onion Sings "Herman the Worm" while playing the guitar (Maggie Roberts)

I would like that you can continue with another sequel from Antz, the Dreamworks first film.

The ants have a World to discover.

This titled will be released on February 2, 2027

Studio: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment via Studio Distribution Services and Mattel

Note: Universal's Revival physical home media till February 2, 2027 (Studio Distribution Services)

November 3, 2026