Disney will make a movie based on the great villain from 'Beauty and the Beast'

Gastón, the iconic villain from Beauty and the Beast, has once again captured the attention of Disney fans since his debut in 1991, despite not being present in the original novel. The House of Mouse has announced that the character will have his own movie, currently in the writing phase by David Callaham, known for his work as co-writer on productions like The Expendables and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. A great guy, Gaston This new project aims to offer an innovative approach, similar to what has been seen in Maleficent and Cruella, […]

Gaston, the iconic villain from Beauty and the Beast, has once again captured the attention of Disney fans since his debut in 1991, despite not being present in the original novel. The House of Mouse has announced that the character will have his own movie, currently in the writing phase by David Callaham, known for his work as co-writer on productions like The Expendables and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

A great guy, Gastón

This new project aims to offer an innovative approach, similar to what has been seen in Maleficent and Cruella, focusing on reimagining the story of Gaston with a new actor, which marks a trend in Disney of changing the interpreters of well-known characters. Currently, it is known that Luke Evans, who played Gaston in the 2017 live-action, will not be part of the new project. The details about the plot and the director remain uncertain, as production has just begun.

Over the years, Disney has tried to explore different angles of Gaston’s story. Previously, Evans was close to starring in a prequel series on Disney+, but that project did not come to fruition. However, Disney’s insistence on focusing its productions on villain characters suggests an obsession with capitalizing on the popularity of these characters rather than creating entirely new stories.

Despite some recent setbacks, such as the case of Snow White, the live-action strategy remains a fundamental pillar in Disney’s economy, which is already working on multiple projects such as Moana, Hercules, and Lilo and Stitch 2. With the profitability of these remakes, it is unlikely that the company will stop its production of stories that blend nostalgia and new approaches.

Disney+ confirms the second season of its most adventurous series

Disney+ has confirmed the renewal of its docu-reality comedy series The Worst Trip Around the World for a second season. This news has been well received by fans of the show, which follows influencer Juanpa Zurita on his unusual adventure around the globe in a single-engine plane. Discovering the whole world The new cycle of the series will consist of eight exciting episodes, where Zurita, who already stood out in the first season, will face the challenges of traveling without the usual comforts, as the plane lacks a bathroom. This bold concept promises to offer moments of tension […]

Disney+ has confirmed the renewal of its docu-reality comedy series The Worst Trip Around the World for a second season. This news has been well received by fans of the show, which follows influencer Juanpa Zurita on his unusual adventure around the globe in a single-engine plane.

Discovering the whole world

The new season of the series will consist of eight exciting episodes, where Zurita, who already stood out in the first season, will face the challenges of traveling without the usual comforts, as the plane lacks a bathroom. This bold concept promises to deliver moments of tension and humor as the host navigates through different countries and cultures.

In this second season, Zurita will be accompanied by pilot Matt Guthmiller, a reference in aviation known for his achievements in long-distance flights and records that have captured the public’s attention. The combination of Guthmiller’s experience and Zurita’s charismatic personality promises a journey full of surprises and hilarious anecdotes.

Throughout his journey, the host will invite several influential friends to join him, adding an element of camaraderie and fun to the adventures. Each episode promises to be a mix of entertainment, exploration, and unique challenges that we could only see in a format so similar to a ‘reality show.’

As fans eagerly await the premiere of the new season, the series continues to capture the attention of an increasingly large audience, combining comedy, adventurous spirit, and influencer culture that has resonated so much in our society. Undoubtedly, La peor vuelta al mundo continues to show that the journey is as important as the destination.

Before Warner, Netflix wanted to buy another even bigger giant

Netflix has made one of the most significant acquisitions in media history by buying Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion. This purchase not only includes the studio behind major film properties like HBO and DC Studios, but also gives Netflix access to iconic franchises like Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. This move marks a crucial moment for the streaming platform, which seeks to diversify its offerings and compete in the changing entertainment landscape. Netney? Disflix? Before finalizing the purchase of Warner Bros., Netflix also considered acquiring other […]

Netflix has made one of the most significant acquisitions in media history by purchasing Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion. This purchase not only includes the studio behind major film properties like HBO and DC Studios, but it also grants Netflix access to iconic franchises such as Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. This move marks a crucial moment for the streaming platform, which seeks to diversify its offerings and compete in the changing entertainment landscape.

Netney? Disflix?

Before finalizing the purchase of Warner Bros., Netflix also considered acquiring other major companies in the sector, including Disney, although it ultimately chose not to proceed with these negotiations. Other possibilities explored included Fox, before its acquisition by Disney, and the video game developer EA, which has recently negotiated a deal to go private with the help of a group of investors led by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

Since the acquisition, Warner Bros. has released several box office hits in 2025, including Superman, Minecraft, and the thrilling horror hits The Sinners and Weapons. So far, these four titles have generated nearly 2 billion dollars in global box office, demonstrating the studio’s potential in today’s film market.

Despite concerns about the future of theatrical productions under Netflix’s direction, CEO Ted Sarandos assured that the company has no intention of changing its focus on the cinema business. “We didn’t buy this company to destroy that value”, he stated, emphasizing his commitment to the success of theatrical distribution.

This development puts Netflix in a new competitive position and raises questions about the future of entertainment in an increasingly interconnected space.